Military Hotrod Club - Leaving to MCRD 11/1/11




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black_phoenix
10-28-2011, 02:34 AM
Well, i remember making a thread on here that i was "planning" on joining USMC... After an arduous journey of changing my contract around and taking care of a few tickets, i finally ship out this coming tuesday.

Yes, not monday but tuesday due to halloween.

Ill be a reservist for now due to having a great job and needing to finish my education. Later on i will go active for sure.

So i tried to land Infantry Rifleman 0311 but all the spots were surprisingly taken, so i picked out 0621 Field Radio Operator and was told by my gunnery sergeant that i will be attached to an infantry squad... Which is def. cool by me.

As far as Initial Strengh Test (IST). I have a lot of room for improvement, Weighed in at 160lbs standing 5'7 at MEPS.
Pull ups: 18
Crunches: 89 in 2 mins
Running: 10:51 mile and half.

Yes i know, pretty measly :eyes: but surprisingly i was in the top 5 out of 35 other poolees getting tested.... I know, fucking slobs...

I go to "poolee functions" weekly and see so many pussies, it just makes me laugh... Fuck, some ppl there cant even run 3 miles.

Honestly looking forward to Bootcamp and absolutely cant wait for 3 most miserable Months in my life :lol: Im expecting the worst always!!

So, MARINES, any advice for me while staying in bootcamp?

Oh and i already learned my basic "knowledge" booklet.

Thanx everyone :usa: Gonna miss ls1tech, booze, chewing tobacco, food, and most of all poontang :( :lol:


djfury05
10-28-2011, 07:10 AM
its not going to be miserable.. just dumb.. I fucked off the whole time just to get fucked with because it was funny

your IST isn't bad at all and not measly.. your prolly ahead of 80% of the shitbags we have now

VinR1
10-28-2011, 09:29 AM
Welcome to hell


Reject
10-28-2011, 08:47 PM
Welcome, you'll learn to be able to tune people out while they are screaming at you :lol:

I ship out to afgan the same day you ship out to your vacation resort

have fun!!

black_phoenix
10-28-2011, 09:21 PM
im going there with a positive attitude and leaving that way. I know that most of this is a mind game. Only weak ones wont make it and imo dont belong in the USMC. I know exactly what ive signed up for and expect to be treated like an absolute piece of shit. Of course imma hate it at first, but trust me, ill learn to love it.

VinR1
11-02-2011, 11:48 PM
Well, someone's in receiving now, blouse buttoned all the way up, trousers unbloused over go-fasters, lookin' like a retard attempting to march to chow...friday should be fun - "two sheets and a blanket online!", getting slayed on the quarterdeck, and nut to butt wagon wheel showers...

jsteele90
11-07-2011, 02:43 PM
have fun!!!!!

TransWS6Am
11-07-2011, 07:13 PM
LOL, I know he's already at MCRD but.... good luck going active from the reserves, bet it doesn't happen.

Slowtherland
11-07-2011, 09:49 PM
haha na you stuck! enjoy yo self!

slowpoke96z28
11-08-2011, 11:44 PM
...Ill be a reservist for now due to having a great job and needing to finish my education. Later on i will go active for sure.

So i tried to land Infantry Rifleman 0311 but all the spots were surprisingly taken, so i picked out 0621 Field Radio Operator and was told by my gunnery sergeant that i will be attached to an infantry squad... Which is def. cool by me.

if you want to be a grunt, go active. by the time you read these, God willing, you'll be on your 10 day boot leave and you'll be running around trying to figure out what to get your girl for v-day. first thing i'd do is think long and hard (maybe 2-3 days) about this civvie job. if you dont plan on it being your career, go active. that long and hard thinking will be clear now as you read this. If you feel the corps is in your blood, you'll regret not going active, and this 10 day boot leave will be the BEST TIME EVER to do something about it. no surprise the marforres 0311 billets are full in cali. both 23rd and 24th marines are pretty bad-ass (with some exceptions i wont call out on here) and dont see many casualties in combat. as a reserve comm guy, you can expect to be placed in an H&S co for a division bn (according to your gunny telling you straight). point is, as said in post 8, the longer you wait, the more likely it is you wont go active. if you do, its a pain in the butt as its basically an entire new enlistment. its not just leaving a reserve unit sunday and falling in monday morning for PT in an active unit. so now that you got your info, enjoy your boot leave and dont spend all your money on car stuff.

aggiez28
11-09-2011, 08:06 AM
its not going to be miserable... just dumb

yup, its not hard but you will have to put up with a bunch of stupid games. You just have to go with the flow for 3 months and its done with. after boot camp nobody will really care about what you did or didnt do in boot camp, if you were a squad leader or not etc.

98camarozzz
11-09-2011, 06:15 PM
Meh...i got 11 months left before my usmc EAS. Having previous college/normal independent life before the corps it was a joke for me, exactly like the OP said its all a mind game...11 months cant come fast enough, can't wait to wipe my own ass for once! Semper Pie!

BOLO
11-10-2011, 12:12 PM
Just keep an open mind and stay MOTIVATED Private!!!

LS1 ACE
11-10-2011, 05:59 PM
if you want to be a grunt, go active. by the time you read these, God willing, you'll be on your 10 day boot leave and you'll be running around trying to figure out what to get your girl for v-day. first thing i'd do is think long and hard (maybe 2-3 days) about this civvie job. if you dont plan on it being your career, go active. that long and hard thinking will be clear now as you read this. If you feel the corps is in your blood, you'll regret not going active, and this 10 day boot leave will be the BEST TIME EVER to do something about it. no surprise the marforres 0311 billets are full in cali. both 23rd and 24th marines are pretty bad-ass (with some exceptions i wont call out on here) and dont see many casualties in combat. as a reserve comm guy, you can expect to be placed in an H&S co for a division bn (according to your gunny telling you straight). point is, as said in post 8, the longer you wait, the more likely it is you wont go active. if you do, its a pain in the butt as its basically an entire new enlistment. its not just leaving a reserve unit sunday and falling in monday morning for PT in an active unit. so now that you got your info, enjoy your boot leave and dont spend all your money on car stuff.

If you don't mind, Pm me those exceptions...23rd Marines here and am just curious! (won't get butthurt or anything like that) Thanks.

slowpoke96z28
11-10-2011, 06:07 PM
If you don't mind, Pm me those exceptions...23rd Marines here and am just curious! (won't get butthurt or anything like that) Thanks.

lol ok. let me go back into the archives of my brain housing group. happy birthday bros.

slowpoke96z28
11-10-2011, 06:12 PM
looking at where you live though, the 23rd Marines units out there were good to go.

LS1 ACE
11-10-2011, 06:27 PM
looking at where you live though, the 23rd Marines units out there were good to go.

lol fair enough.

1badWS6
11-10-2011, 07:28 PM
Vin said it best, welcome to hell! Haha

BLKLS1240SX
11-12-2011, 04:46 AM
Yeah this gig blows well at least ur a weekend warrior

black_phoenix
04-16-2012, 02:31 PM
im back! Hahaha, responses on here are hilarious :lol:

graduated bootcamp on 01/27/2012
graduated MCT on 03/06/2012

about to graduate my 0621 Field Radio Operator school in a few weeks and then its off to the fleet!

VinR1
04-16-2012, 02:37 PM
Nice... welcome to the club

black_phoenix
04-16-2012, 11:04 PM
Nice... welcome to the club

Thanx!

I figured i would post a little update to my own thread since i see so many people consider the military, make threads about joining and in the end dont do shit...


BTW, i saw quite a few good looking tastefully modded fbodies at Camp Pendleton during 2nd phase while on the way to the rifle range or going off to hikes, passing by parking lots... That stuff kept me sane LOL and i was actually wondering if those people were here on the tech. Saw Quite a bunch of them in Area 52 as well....

UsmcAlston
04-16-2012, 11:17 PM
congrats

lt1 hawk
05-05-2012, 09:34 AM
you are not going to the fleet, you are a Pleather Neck now. If you are smart, you will put in an AA form and go active duty ASAP so you can actually be a Marine.

black_phoenix
05-07-2012, 12:32 AM
you are not going to the fleet, you are a Pleather Neck now. If you are smart, you will put in an AA form and go active duty ASAP so you can actually be a Marine.

damn, no love for reservists?

Last time i checked, all the training for reservists and active duty is identical... so how am i not a Marine? I still have a high chance of going to country, just like any active duty...

I grant you, im not an experienced Marine, but i pretty damn sure earned what i got...

jsteele90
05-07-2012, 12:39 AM
I live right across from edson range so im sure you saw my camaro a few times

black_phoenix
05-07-2012, 09:23 AM
in I live right across from edson range so im sure you saw my camaro a few times

maybe i did, but i specifically remember seeing a hugger orange ss that looked to be in great shape

dr_whigham
05-19-2012, 05:23 PM
Don't mind him. He drives an LT1 :jest:

BOLO
05-19-2012, 06:27 PM
How did you like "Mount Mother"? or humping "The Grim Reaper" and "Smokey Ridge"?

slowpoke96z28
05-19-2012, 09:53 PM
damn, no love for reservists?

Last time i checked, all the training for reservists and active duty is identical... so how am i not a Marine? I still have a high chance of going to country, just like any active duty...

I grant you, im not an experienced Marine, but i pretty damn sure earned what i got...

no one is saying you are not a Marine, just that you dont get to BE one. i have been both, and there are parts of being a Marine you miss in the reserves. you'll never get to conduct a wall locker inspection, stand duty, sneak away from the duty or PMO, know what life and comraderie is from living in barracks, perform colors, really get to know your Marines and be an effective influence on them and their career, go to the field days on end, get fap'd out to another unit, go tad to any cool schools, have devil dogging contests, field day, conduct your own field day inspections, and so much more. You dont get to be who you really are cause you have to shut it off sunday night, just when you've finally started to get back in to your groove over the weekend. consider yourself active with 28 days of libo every month. how effective can you be? no one is saying you're any less, but you just miss out.

its like two z28s, equal in every way, except one is owned by a grandma who never goes over 70, and the other runs in standing mile events. both cars are equally capable, both cars CAN beast out if need be, but only one gets to realize the full experience of being a hot shot z28 just because.

slowpoke96z28
05-19-2012, 09:58 PM
and the training is not identical when it comes to resident courses, pme schools, etc. you can only cram so much into a 2 week A/T

FU_I_AM_UltraZ
06-03-2012, 12:57 AM
Thanx!

I figured i would post a little update to my own thread since i see so many people consider the military, make threads about joining and in the end dont do shit...


BTW, i saw quite a few good looking tastefully modded fbodies at Camp Pendleton during 2nd phase while on the way to the rifle range or going off to hikes, passing by parking lots... That stuff kept me sane LOL and i was actually wondering if those people were here on the tech. Saw Quite a bunch of them in Area 52 as well....

I KNOW you heard my black LS6 t/a in the morning running with ory and slp LM passing edson range every morning

FU_I_AM_UltraZ
06-03-2012, 01:02 AM
no one is saying you are not a Marine, just that you dont get to BE one. i have been both, and there are parts of being a Marine you miss in the reserves. you'll never get to conduct a wall locker inspection, stand duty, sneak away from the duty or PMO, know what life and comraderie is from living in barracks, perform colors, really get to know your Marines and be an effective influence on them and their career, go to the field days on end, get fap'd out to another unit, go tad to any cool schools, have devil dogging contests, field day, conduct your own field day inspections, and so much more. You dont get to be who you really are cause you have to shut it off sunday night, just when you've finally started to get back in to your groove over the weekend. consider yourself active with 28 days of libo every month. how effective can you be? no one is saying you're any less, but you just miss out.

its like two z28s, equal in every way, except one is owned by a grandma who never goes over 70, and the other runs in standing mile events. both cars are equally capable, both cars CAN beast out if need be, but only one gets to realize the full experience of being a hot shot z28 just because.

I've talked to prev. active duty guys that went weekend warriors... some little reserv. corporal made a comment about a active duty cpl letting a jew ahead of him in the chow hall and this pertictular sgt i was talking to told the weekend warrior cpl that's how the real corps is... but you'll never know cause you pussied out and only play pretend... I don't know what unit, but I don't agree on that fully. Cause our sister reserve unit tagged on our last oef trip.

FU_I_AM_UltraZ
06-03-2012, 01:05 AM
I live right across from edson range so im sure you saw my camaro a few times

So you probably know my car exactly... Loud black t/a with FL tags... now it has a silver oem ws6 hood that i found for $300... couldn't pass it up... plus thanks to the sun a cheap ass paint job by prev. owner... I needs a new one... Maybe a future CETA clone???

jsteele90
06-03-2012, 01:27 AM
^^ seen it a few times on stuart mesa rd, what cam u runnin? It sounds good.

slowpoke96z28
06-03-2012, 03:28 PM
I've talked to prev. active duty guys that went weekend warriors... some little reserv. corporal made a comment about a active duty cpl letting a jew ahead of him in the chow hall and this pertictular sgt i was talking to told the weekend warrior cpl that's how the real corps is... but you'll never know cause you pussied out and only play pretend... I don't know what unit, but I don't agree on that fully. Cause our sister reserve unit tagged on our last oef trip.

not sure if i copy, but i've never heard the term sister reserve company. what does that mean exactly?

FU_I_AM_UltraZ
06-04-2012, 12:10 AM
^^ seen it a few times on stuart mesa rd, what cam u runnin? It sounds good.

Just the LS6 1256308 cam, being a DD and I live 3 miles north of Miramar, I wanted a upgrade I could set and forget for 100k miles and beat on it just like I've always done with the LS1s.

FU_I_AM_UltraZ
06-04-2012, 12:12 AM
not sure if i copy, but i've never heard the term sister reserve company. what does that mean exactly?

I'm with ANGLICO... our sister reserve unit is 3rd ANGLICO (based out of O.C.) . Same with 2nd ANGLICO in NC, their sister reserve unit is 4th ANGLICO based out of West Palm Beach area (I do believe)

jsteele90
06-04-2012, 12:25 AM
What exactly is anglicos purpose? Had a friend who was fapd tell me it was a worthless mos

slowpoke96z28
06-04-2012, 03:31 AM
oh. ok just never heard it called that, even on I&I duty. but anglico is a special breed anyway. i think you are right with 4th out of west palm beach. went there to work on their tas-4s and 7b's (i just dated myself there lol).

FU_I_AM_UltraZ
06-04-2012, 06:28 PM
What exactly is anglicos purpose? Had a friend who was fapd tell me it was a worthless mos

ANGLICO is not a worthless MOS, it's not an MOS like recon. It's mainly made up of 0861s and 0621s with FAOs (field arty officer). We have our own supply, S-shops, etc like any other company. We are a battalion size company of 250 total including HQ and the brigades(BDE). Within the BDE each has a HQ the size of a SALT or which can be broken down into 2 FIC teams, and with each BDE HQ there are 2 SALT teams and within a SALT team there are 2 FIC teams. Anyone in a BDE which or 0861s and 0621s have the capability to call in CAS missions, arty, naval guns, comm experts, CLS qual'ed, etc... some have refered us as super grunts b/c we can do it all on the ground.

slowpoke96z28
06-05-2012, 12:48 AM
your friend may have never wanted/needed a 5K bomb dropped on some muuj. his tune would change...

jsteele90
06-05-2012, 10:37 PM
You know what it was LAAD he was fap'd to not anglico. My bad. I may have been more or less ahitfaced when i typed that. Lol.

slowpoke96z28
06-06-2012, 11:09 AM
...I may have been more or less shitfaced when i typed that. Lol.

FWIW, i kinda figured that when i read it at first lol. :cheers:

FU_I_AM_UltraZ
06-06-2012, 10:00 PM
You know what it was LAAD he was fap'd to not anglico. My bad. I may have been more or less ahitfaced when i typed that. Lol.

It's all good. I knew it was a mis-understanding by calling my unit an mos lol... I know many never heard of ANGLICO...

Anyways... My conv leave is over and tomorrow I go back to work :( so you'll see, I mean hear me in the morning again lol