Enlisted Ranks in the Marine Corps
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- The chain of command for the Marine Corps ranks is divided into two groups: Enlisted Marines and Marine Officers. The majority of Marines are enlisted.
Enlisted Marines begin at the most junior ranks: private, private first class, and lance corporal. Private has a paygrade of E-1, and each rank has a corresponding paygrade from E-1 through E-9.
The next giant leap after lance corporal is to non-commissioned officer, or NCO.
The NCO ranks are comprised of corporal, then sergeant, followed by the most senior ranks in the Corps: staff NCOs. The staff NCO ranks, in order, are: staff sergeant or gunnery sergeant-and master sergeant or first sergeant. The single highest-ranking enlisted Marine is the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, who serves alongside the Commandant.
Each enlisted Marine, no matter how junior or senior, is trusted with the responsibility of ensuring the welfare of our country now and into the future.
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Enlisted: Got lost on their way to college but can navigate in the field.
Officer: Found their way to college but get lost in the field.
Isn't there a joke about 3 lieutenants at a river. They find a genie. Last one wishes to be smarter do he becomes a sergeant, looks at his map and finds a crossing 200 yards up river? I can't recall the joke.
@@thes.a.s.s.1361 I think the joke was that lieutenants confront a river and have to cross it. . Then some genie appears and tells them he’ll give them something to help them cross it . First one asks for really strong arms but he drowns anyway . Then the seconds asks for a small boat but it sinks . Then the 3rd asks for a sergeant who tells him to look at his map and the lieutenant realises there’s a bridge 200 yards from here .
Oddly enough.... I dropped out of college twice..... and now i'm an enlisted marine
@@joshdisciple don’t feel bad. I enlisted in the army with a degree. Came in E4. 😇
@@JcLazy1LOL I just thought it was funny cause it matched the original comment.
Sergeant is the pinnacle of enlisted. It's all downhill afterwards.
agree. E-5 is the best rank in the Navy. Not too low. Not too high.
Don’t forget, the best rank in the Marine Corps 🇺🇸💪🏽
Exactly! I had an MGySgt. in Oki every enlisted rank envy's you Sgt's...Who else had miserable SNCO's all paperwork and meetings, and kissing officers ass after the rank of Sgt lol!!
Agreed. Once I got that rocker I was introduced to so much more BS. Semper Fi
@@martycarmichael3885 yeah, but at least you didn't have to share a squadbay with 60-80 other guys or share a room with 2-3 others. I can't think of any SNCO that would trade positions with an E-1 to E-3.
Not gunna lie for the past 20 years I thought the simple inside of a Master Guns’ rank was a pineapple.
I did too, I did too
Lmfao
Lol your wrong it's always been a pineapple
@@Vicsgym eat your cereal
You're not alone
Good luck with identifying if they’re a E-7 thru E-9s in cammies
True that, I remember enlisting in the Marine Corps in 2000 and shit trying to greet while approaching someone enlisted Gunny and up was a pain. Either you promoted them or worse demoted them 😖 by greeting them as a lower rank. Lmao, good times.
Without a doubt this has to be the best explanation of the different ranks and their "intended" responsibilities that I have ever seen! This is something that would be beneficial for all new recruits to see and understand.
SEMPER FI
Coyle, Larry L
Sgt. USMC
20839??
1964-1968
Parris Island Alumni
What do you mean by the quotation marks?
@@thesleepiesthead it's just something old guys do when they write
I understood what boot camps' goal was, and THAT is the key. I went through boot camp in 1968, and i knew we were all going to Viet Nam. This, without question, would be the most difficult time of our lives. Boot Camp got us prepared for that time. My drill instructors were the best Marines I had met throughout my enlistment. I was saddened to hear Gy Sgt Erxleben, my senior drill instructor, passed away a few years ago, and I was scared to death of him!!
Vietnam was hell.
Thanks for your service Marine.
The worlds largest janitorial service.
The worlds largest janitorial service that gonna wipe your country's ass into ashes.
Someone fuckin gets it🤘🏻
@@raymondlim9661 "wipe your country's ass into ashes." ..... wipe your ass.... into ashes...... bro what?
@@TheRealFoop that’s marine iq for you
Marines haven't been deployed to a combat zone since 2014 lol
Semper Fi, Marines! Much respect from this former Airman.
Facts: PFC - you should obtain coming out of boot camp, top bad ass will graduate LCPL, that won’t be you. By the time you finish Combat Training or your MOS, kick ass and you’ll graduate LCPL. Keep kicking ass getting more certifications and you’ll be recommended for NCO school and become a CPL. At this point, everyone knows the fastest way to rank up from here is becoming a DI, RECON, or some sort of instructor at the least. Above all, combat tours will rank you up. Staff Sergeant will be your highest rank until you learn to play politics and make the right moves. Gunnies are old for a reason and command/deserve full respect! Everything after that you won’t see much, they’re always dealing with officers. First Sergeants are cool, highly intelligent, but still tap dance higher rank officers. Don’t Fck with WOs and CWOs, they all have psychological problems. The only thing worse than all the above, WOMEN MARINES! Stay away at all costs! Even from the few cool ones. You’ve been warned!
Was waiting for the rundown on Warrant Officers, wasn't disappointed lol.
Very accurate
AMEN!
Wookies eh???
You sound like a man of culture.
I as a retired Marine Master Guns wrapping myself in my DD214 poncho liner..."Good night Chesty, where ever you are!"
I did not know how the functional characteristics of the enlisted rank structure differed from the Army until now. Great video.
Learn something new every day. I never knew that Master Sergeant in the Marines was a different career path. The Army (which was my branch) has the Master Sergeant which transitions to First Sergeant. After a tour as a First Sergeant, you would transition back to Master Sergeant until either being promoted to Sergeant Major or retiring. The Army then has another Sergeant Major rank , Command Sergeant Major and then CSMA (CSM of the Army).
All three Sergeant Major ranks are the same grade (E9).
ARMY stands for Ain't Really Marine Yet I'm just kidding 😄😂
I would not use the term "grooming" I would use mentoring or leading.
Sweet idea bro, you should start your own military branch.
I agree, Semper.
Who asked you?
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And smoking the all the shit out of you
6yrs, E6, 0311, almost every officer I had contact with had a wildly overblown estimate of his own worth. Met several low level officers who had a real understanding of small unit tactics but above 03 the vast majority were incredibly arrogant jerks who seemed to understand nothing.
I Love The Marines, They Are A Force To Be Reckoned With ,They Go Above And Beyond The Call Of Duty.
Oh wow. I’m going to Meps next week. This video was perfect timing
Join the Air Force bro
Dont do it. Its a trap.
The title is shit unless you wanna be infantry and live among the dead that fought for the country
I respect readiness of infantry grunts
Hey me too, I layed off from watching military videos a while ago due to my trial and error of the ASVAB practice test, I was losing hope. but I passed it this week and maybe this is a good sign I got it in my recommended.
@@wazzupz2244 How did you manage to fail an asvab.
Warrant Officer best route best Rank in the Corps. For example:
Here is when to know to be on high alert. When a Second LT says it’s been my experience, when a Captain says I have a plan, or when a Warrant Officer comes in and says watch this shit.
I’m gonna be joining the marines can’t wait for the challenge and to help serve our country 🙏🏾
Good luck. You have my respect
remember one thing, poolees are more motivated than marines
@@casualshots4084 you're not wrong
The only challenge you’ll be facing is trying not to be an alcoholic and wanting to off yourself everyday you’re in, SemperFries.
@@steelknight5052 poolees are more motivated than everyone in my unit 😂
My dad who was a marine Nco described NCOs and staff NCOs and I quote "As us dumbasses who didn't get a college education"
"unwavering standards"? You deliberately recruit from the MOST POOR and the STUPIDEST high school students across America.
and then you teach them to Murder and RAPE
The 1995 Okinawa rape incident took place on September 4, 1995, when three U.S. servicemen, U.S. Navy Seaman Marcus Gill and U.S. Marines Rodrico Harp and Kendrick Ledet, who were all serving at Camp Hansen on Okinawa, rented a van and kidnapped a 12-year-old Okinawan girl. They beat her, duct-taped her eyes and mouth shut, and bound her hands. Gill and Harp then raped her, while Ledet claimed he only pretended to do so out of fear of Gill.[1] The incident led to further debate over the continued presence of U.S. forces in Japan. The offenders were tried and convicted in Japanese court by Japanese law, in accordance with the U.S.-Japan Status of Forces Agreement. The families of the defendants initially claimed that Japanese officials had racially discriminated against the men because they were all black and coerced confessions from them, but later retracted the claims.
TAILHOOK rapes
"mission accomplished" LIE
Murder their democratically elected leader then BRAG about killing the one who Retaliated
Dick Cheney gets rich off DEATH of American Soldiers and you BRAG about it.
no one has ever conquered Afghanistan or ever will
Fuck your war for Oil and Greed and STUPIDITY
@@noneone8726 Of course recruiters recruit poor/dumb people. They have nothing, when they join the military, they get a shit load of new benefits so when they hear that they want to join. And when you say they are taught to rape and murder that is false. While that may have happend you are only using that as an example of why the US military is bad cause they were service members. The military did not teach them to rape 12 year old girls while on deployment. And yea they kinda have to learn not to hesitate on pulling the trigger so they can fulfill their duty to the US and save lives. And don't blame us for wanting resources. No matter what the US does it will face backlash so stop using that overused insult.
@@quantavious2721 Losing a 20 year war isn’t needing resources, its ignorance of logistics.
The service that places the biggest emphasis on things looking good ends up doing nothing well. Failure is acceptable, as long as the paperwork looks good. You can be a complete idiot, but as long as you look good in charlies and run fast, you'll get promoted.
Unfortunate truth spoken - senior Lance Criminal
When I was 17, I took the ASVAB 3 times, and I never scored any higher then 13%.. Really did a number on my confidence, and I felt like I was truly stupid.. I'm 34 now, and I've taken a few practice ASVAB's over the past few years, and I've consistently scored well over 80%. Very vindicating feeling, but I'm afraid it's probably too late for me to have a career in the military.
you can still join the Navy they accept up to 39
Not for US Army come on down !
Could still do 20 in another branch and retire by 54.
Yep, just keep trying and don't give up.
Chase your dreams bro
You forgot the coveted rank with the insignia of one stripe up and a silver eagle below - *Lance Colonel of Marines.*
Master Sergeants work with the troops. First Sergeants spend too much time buttering a CO's toast. Not the same.
"unwavering standards"? You deliberately recruit from the MOST POOR and the STUPIDEST high school students across America.
and then you teach them to Murder and RAPE
The 1995 Okinawa rape incident took place on September 4, 1995, when three U.S. servicemen, U.S. Navy Seaman Marcus Gill and U.S. Marines Rodrico Harp and Kendrick Ledet, who were all serving at Camp Hansen on Okinawa, rented a van and kidnapped a 12-year-old Okinawan girl. They beat her, duct-taped her eyes and mouth shut, and bound her hands. Gill and Harp then raped her, while Ledet claimed he only pretended to do so out of fear of Gill.[1] The incident led to further debate over the continued presence of U.S. forces in Japan. The offenders were tried and convicted in Japanese court by Japanese law, in accordance with the U.S.-Japan Status of Forces Agreement. The families of the defendants initially claimed that Japanese officials had racially discriminated against the men because they were all black and coerced confessions from them, but later retracted the claims.
TAILHOOK rapes
"mission accomplished" LIE
Murder their democratically elected leader then BRAG about killing the one who Retaliated
Dick Cheney gets rich off DEATH of American Soldiers and you BRAG about it.
no one has ever conquered Afghanistan or ever will
Fuck your war for Oil and Greed and STUPIDITY
@@noneone8726 lol who pissed in your cereal?
@@noneone8726 you are a scam
@@noneone8726 man just ripped all that from a wiki
@@noneone8726 yeah and proud
2:50 GySgt Stewart was a great SNCO. Was with him in HHS in Iwakuni and really knew his stuff.
3:22 GySgt Maddox and GySgt Hemry too. GySgt Hemry volunteered at the thrift store too so it was good getting some pointers and guidance from him.
1stSgt Stewart from the 26th MEU two years ago! Hell yeah!!! Such a great stand up guy.
He was my squadron gunny back in iwakuni. Great devil!
"unwavering standards"? You deliberately recruit from the MOST POOR and the STUPIDEST high school students across America.
and then you teach them to Murder and RAPE
The 1995 Okinawa rape incident took place on September 4, 1995, when three U.S. servicemen, U.S. Navy Seaman Marcus Gill and U.S. Marines Rodrico Harp and Kendrick Ledet, who were all serving at Camp Hansen on Okinawa, rented a van and kidnapped a 12-year-old Okinawan girl. They beat her, duct-taped her eyes and mouth shut, and bound her hands. Gill and Harp then raped her, while Ledet claimed he only pretended to do so out of fear of Gill.[1] The incident led to further debate over the continued presence of U.S. forces in Japan. The offenders were tried and convicted in Japanese court by Japanese law, in accordance with the U.S.-Japan Status of Forces Agreement. The families of the defendants initially claimed that Japanese officials had racially discriminated against the men because they were all black and coerced confessions from them, but later retracted the claims.
TAILHOOK rapes
"mission accomplished" LIE
"weapons of mass destruction" Nonexistent LIE LIE LIE so you can have cheap gas to drive your shitty SUV
Murder their democratically elected leader then BRAG about killing the one who Retaliated
Dick Cheney gets rich off DEATH of American Soldiers and you BRAG about it.
no one has ever conquered Afghanistan or ever will
Fuck your war for Oil and Greed and STUPIDITY
Dang bro... no prestige system?
Kinda, Warrant officers
Wow this video was just amazing!!! Sometimes I wished I joined the Marine Corps, being in a brotherhood and serving in the greatest branch.
Peacetime Marines Corps is a lot different from what its propaganda influences people to believe
@@Fireburningheat well its already to late anyways lol I'm in the Navy as Corpsman and work with them alot but sometimes gunny catches me skating to the bas alot
Ranks E-1 to E-3 specialize in doing the busy work that higher ranks dont do.
The thumbnail is my drill hat from boot camp, I’m happy to see he’s still doing his thing 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The current SMMC is Carlos A. Ruiz. The current SEAC is Troy E. Black, USMC. The CMMC is Gen Eric M. Smith
And the Sgt Major of the USMC still has to salute a boot lieuy.
That’s cool. As an American, I respect our service members and veterans. I don’t do not wish to join, it is was what it is. Good luck to everyone else who can’t wait to join!
I absolutely love how they downplay Master Sergeant and Master Gunnery Sergeant. I retired as a Master Sergeant and i never had a 1st Sergeant fill in for me when i was on leave or see a Sergeant Major fill in for a Master Guns.......oh but did we fill in for them. All while still doing our MOS responsibilities as well.
To say that 1stSgt and SgtMaj are more important.......you must have been a DI and in your MOS never been very good.
Semper FI!
The reason is they can't unless the first sergeant is assign a battalion/company within his own MOS. How is a first sgt going to lead a company where he knows nothing about the MOS which the company is assigned. For example a First sgt from the infantry cannot run a chow hall.
2:48 I never knew Morpheus was a marine
I thought I was the only one who saw thsy
Dammit you beat me to it
I go to boot camp next week and I feel like I’m a little out of shape but I am more that willing to not give up.
Pathetic
@@Rubeless calm down big guy .
So how was your 13 weeks of pain
@@WaldoCastles was pretty crazy, I’m at mos school rn 0671 Data Admin Comms
You forgot "Boot", "Super Boot", and "Shower Shoe".
3:31 had him as a 1st Sgt around 2012/13. Guy loved hearing himself talk at Friday formation.
I definitely want to become a Marine but I can’t swim. With this COVID-19 thing going on there’s no open pools. When pools open back up I’m definitely going to learn how to swim
Are you 2 years old?
They'll teach you how to swim if you don't know, same with the navy, im currently a lifeguard and used to swim 500 meters a day for practice, it ain't that bad and you'd be surprised how many people can't swim
They have a beginner level.
Basic isn't that hard anyways, if you could at least stay afloat or somewhat tread water you'll be fine but you can't, well Ive seen dudes that never touched a pool pass so you'll be fine
I was once a Canadian Armed Forces reserve NCO. The regular forces called us weekend warriors but we still got a paycheck from the DOD. I miss the military and i have 100% respect for the work that the US Marines do. Semper Fi. BTW my regiment was Semper Fidelis
Lcpl... the backbone of the Corps
my father went from a Master Sergent to a Sergent Major, after serving 21 years. God bless all Marines!
Via MERITORIOUS PROMOTION(S)?
@@freddy8479 he was a spook, with a bronze star.
@@brodie6222
INTERESTING!!!!! 🤔
I leave for quarantine October 26th which is my birthday I've never been so ready to become a Marine.
Should waited till China attacks us bud
I wish they had all this motivational knowledge when I joined....lol I remember asking my career planner in high school about the military and she handed me a Vietnam era ASVAB book lol. The good Lord had a plan for my life..It's was something about the arise that was different than all the other branches that challenge of earning the title attracted me so glad I joined the best gun club in the world. Semper Fi
I know that this is a recruiting video, but the "every Marine in the ranks belongs" line made my stomach turn. Lee Harvey Oswald served just under two years as an active-duty Marine.
*Experts determined he was just perfect for the job*
Fuck I miss it, Semper Fi brothers.
easy money
Ability should be a barrier NOT college. Period.
You don't need college for any enlisted rank.
A college degree only becomes a barrier at the officer ranks. However with a degree someone could enlist as high as an E4 after basic. The enlisted ranks take time and ability
Great great video, channel and explanation
It would be interesting to know the difference between a commissioned and non-commissioned officer! If my info is correct the former is the higher officers and later is the lower officers. What does it take to become a commissioned officer and non-commissioned? Mind you I am a swede so I have no idea how the military is in the US!
Non-commissioned officers are enlisted, that did not go to officer candidate school, usually they joined without much college under their belt. Commissioned officers went to officer candidate school, and have at least a 4 year degree. Usually they are book smart but lack common sense. While the enlisted aren’t always book smart, but can figure just about anything out in a pinch. Black chevron mafia.
F's chases stars and diamonds, M's plays with cross rifles and bursting bombs💀
@ 3:10, that 1stSgt is my unit’s SgtMaj right now
I ship out December 14 ..wish me luck guys ...I'll be a winter marine lol
Good luck!
@@nelliecaddy2694 tyty
No you’ll be a winter recruit
You sound like a don’t ask don’t tell type.
@Briana Harper0 yeah I heard lool
1:07
You could be responsible for driving/operating equipment worth in excess of half a million dollars at times, MC doesn’t bat an eye.
But if you get caught with a hot plate in your barracks room, now suddenly your presenting an unnecessary hazard to yourself and others. 🤨
“Would you like to know more?”
E1-E5 is where under the table is. Under the table is where shit gets done
you got that right ! I did 8yrs in the Corps got out as a E-5
you got that right ! I did 8yrs in the Corps got out as a E-5
There's a saying I've heard in the Australian Army that goes "It's a Corporals army" and honestly I couldn't agree any less
I feel like the backbone of Marines is Sergeants and Staff Sergeants as without them you would be nothing as they are the people who are your Drill Instructors
those there fellers were scary. very very scary. they made me cry
Our big green style cannot be defeated
where is the crayon tho?
Up to sgt can promote through the system OR they make meritorious rank. Everyone is sucking up, which is why you want to work for the highest grade officer possible.
Some recruits leave boot camp as PFCs.
Yeah, some are promoted based on their performance in boot camp, while others are based on prior credit (ex. college units).
@@ANDYTAKANYAN96 or referrals
@@ANDYTAKANYAN96 I know. I was there.
You can also leave bootcamp as a lance if ur the honor grad
@Briana Harper0 I loved when the DIs gave the ROTC guys a hard time..lol
Pay enlisted more !
The past is fine. The problem is most are too retarded and spend their money on drinking, tattoos, having kids, getting married which will definitely lead to divorce, cars, tickets, cigarettes...etc.
@Rick Gould yeah ok
Riddle me this...Why is the Marines' rank structure more like the Army when they are branch of the Navy?
We are the army of the navy
I'm going to basic training on January 16th in Parris Island. Which me luck.
I had no idea promotion paths are split when reaching Master or First Sergeant!
From E3 Lance Corporals below expect Working parties and shit detail assignments. The leadership could care less on your input. You HAVE ZERO INPUT. E4 Corporal your in charge of the shit assignments. Sergeants are in charge of the Corporals.
That is pretty accurate ! I got E-5 after 8yrs.
I mean't i was an E-5 when i got out after 8yrs.
Amazing. I'm proud of them ♡
SNCO seem to be sergeants that are past due.
I saw that type stuff when i was a senior Sgt on recruiting duty !
@@websterwagnerhennessy5927 yeah thats what my experience was in 2014- 2019
Marine Corps : Crayon included
leaving for boot jan 4th. signed as an E-2. oohrah!
I leave this Sunday
Good luck
Good luck! When it gets tough, remember why you joined. Bootcamp goes quick.
@@daemianw1750 good luck! keep your mind in the right place as best you can. hopefully you’ll comment back once you’re done as a Marine. kick ass and semper fi!
@@nanabanana7618 thank you :)
I became an expert with the buffer machine and weed eater respectfully
Keep the Corps hard, keep boot camp separate.
I can’t possibly imagine a unisex boot camp. That’s an idea from hell!
"unwavering standards"? You deliberately recruit from the MOST POOR and the STUPIDEST high school students across America.
and then you teach them to Murder and RAPE
The 1995 Okinawa rape incident took place on September 4, 1995, when three U.S. servicemen, U.S. Navy Seaman Marcus Gill and U.S. Marines Rodrico Harp and Kendrick Ledet, who were all serving at Camp Hansen on Okinawa, rented a van and kidnapped a 12-year-old Okinawan girl. They beat her, duct-taped her eyes and mouth shut, and bound her hands. Gill and Harp then raped her, while Ledet claimed he only pretended to do so out of fear of Gill.[1] The incident led to further debate over the continued presence of U.S. forces in Japan. The offenders were tried and convicted in Japanese court by Japanese law, in accordance with the U.S.-Japan Status of Forces Agreement. The families of the defendants initially claimed that Japanese officials had racially discriminated against the men because they were all black and coerced confessions from them, but later retracted the claims.
TAILHOOK rapes
"mission accomplished" LIE
Murder their democratically elected leader then BRAG about killing the one who Retaliated
Dick Cheney gets rich off DEATH of American Soldiers and you BRAG about it.
no one has ever conquered Afghanistan or ever will
Fuck your war for Oil and Greed and STUPIDITY
@@noneone8726 sounds like someone failed boot camp supporting our troops and supporting war are two different things by the way
@@noneone8726 Did you seriously just copy and past the same comment?
Why tho?
Their is one rank left out senior enlisted advisor to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff this is equivalent to Sergeant Major of the Corps except instead of reporting to the commandant of the corps SEAC reports to the Chairman of the joint chief of staff and the duties are similar except it is to represent all the enlisted personnel across all branches. one marine has held the post SgtMaj Bryan B. Battaglia from 2011-2015. Of course no marine rank insignia the rank insignia is three chevrons four rockers and the eagle from the flag of the joint chiefs of staff with a stars on each side of the eagle on the top bottom left and right. The insignia was not introduced till 2020.
158 articles of the U.C.M.J. If you get past lcpl your lucky.
I did get lucky not by much though got TF out before that happened... embrace the suck.
My grandfather was master gunnery sergant
My dads brother got offered Master Gunnery Sergeant. he served for 20 years and had 3 tours.
I'm just here to make my Call of Duty OC accurate ngl
I can't wait for another repeat of the Beirut Barracks Scenario.
shipping off January 4th
Nice I’m April 14th
Oct 25th. 4 days from now
I am interested joining the Marine Corps
Oorah!!
Then join
You wont make it.
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Be ready to hear that from the drill instructors.
Come back here and tell us about your journey once you've graduated from recruit training, Andrew.
Fair winds and following seas.
@@GySgt_USMC_Ret. I already graduated
ATTENTION: I have a serious-question if there are any actual mature-adults that can have a discussion without turning into a bunch of weirdos...
1. Why is it that I constantly hear military and ex-military always refer to themselves as serving the "country", when in fact they are serving a foreign-owned operation??? and they seem to always expect some sort of praise for that???
The facts are that construction-workers serve the country, by actually building things and constructing benefits... However, if the same construction-workers banded together as an American Continental Army[militia], without being financially- compensated by United States Inc., they would be deemed by the United States Inc. as homegrown-terrorists and a Potential Threat???
So, just using basic logic, 1+1=2 logic, would suggest did anyone who serves, is doing nothing more than serving the foreign-owned Corporation, and themselves... But here's the kicker... Are they really serving themselves??? Because you could serve for 20 years, in the name of "freedom", and when you become a civilian, get arrested simply for walking across the street when a sign told you not to walk, "jaywalking", and that's just one example, they have thousands of other reasons to arrest you, on their books... And it's all for United States Inc, financial-gain
The movie "Rambo" is a prime-example of the actual true dynamics, of the relationships between United States Inc and the American people... Yes, it is a movie however, in reality, there have been tens of thousands of cases that are very similar to the beginning of the conflict that arose in the movie.
Here's another example, all of my life I've heard everybody refer to the Marines as the "Marine Core", not the Marine Corps(e)[as in "corporation"]... I've never heard a single man or woman refer to the Marines as the Marine Corporation??? My personal opinion is that that's how genius the human farmers are, can pretty much how stupid the average American is...
Also, "Soldier", the keyword is "sold", because "they", the corporation, has contracted to buy your time and energy so that you will take direct-orders without any questions or suffer the consequences...
So to wrap it all up, you contract with a corporation, who claims to be in the business of saving lives, however, there is no real actual verifiable proof of that...
Again if you really wanted to be a "hero" then why would there not be an independent American Continental Army
Don't get me wrong whatever you want to do is your business and I really don't care, it's just very disturbing that there is always this implied idea, and manipulation, by that serving a foreign corporation, I now owe you a debt of gratitude, even though a pig can walk up to me on the street start harassing me kick the shit out of me throw me in jail and make up anything that they want, and I am stuck with the burden the lost in time and energy trying to unfuck the wad-of-shit that they threw on my table... And many of them are X-military??? That's not "Freedom" that's a fucking nightmare!!! And if you don't think that is, then I do not and I would not want to share any physical-space with you... And then your United States Corporation will go out of their way to make sure that they put in as many obstacles as they can to prevent their slaves from leaving their Plantation???
Here's another tidbit... Are the veterinarians of the Vietnam Conflict heroes? Did they serve their "country"? It's my understanding that most of them were drafted against their will... It's also my understanding the United States Inc felt at the time that it was necessary to stop the spread of Communism... However, 30 years later nearly 85% of everything that you own was manufactured in China, and last I check one of the most communist countries on the planet???
Is literally like living in the fucking 'Twilight Zone" here
Can anybody answer any one of the questions and/or make any sense of anything that I just said???
So if you're a young man, and chicken the s*** out of people potentially killing them is your kind of thing, then why join a corporation that's going to treat you like you're worthless and pay you like you're scum... Be smart!!! Be a mercenary that gets paid, sold[ier] to the highest bidder!!! Like some BLACKWATER shit!!! cuz at the end of the day if no one was getting paid nobody would be doing a damn thing!!! That's what I would tell my son, if he wanted to be a "hero"
:END OF QUESTION:
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Other points to ponder:
The "war in Iraq"... It wasn't even technically a "war", it was an unlawful, however, legal invasion... Just like they refer to the "Vietnam War", however, that too was not lawful, the actual correct terminology is the "Vietnam Conflict"
What's the deal with the word "vet" in "veteran" which is the root word for veterinarian??? Veterinarians take care of animals... Is it due to the fact that military forces are superior, because of their superior position to remove life??? After some study, I found that "Humans" and "Monsters"
This all kind of coincides with one another... And the facts are that it's the dictators that will dictate the perception, therefore, veterans in veterinarians kind of coincide...
Hence the word "dog-tags"??...etc...
Definition of "person"
n. 1) a human being. 2) a corporation treated as having the rights and obligations of a person. Counties and cities can be treated as a person in the same manner as a corporation. However, corporations, counties, and cities cannot have the emotions of humans such as malice, and therefore are not liable for punitive damages unless there is a statute authorizing the award of punitive damages.
~ dictionary.law.com/Default.aspx?selected=1516
Definition of "Monster"
2. A monster, although born of a woman in lawful wedlock, cannot inherit. Those who have however the essential parts of the human form and have merely some defect of conformation, are capable of inheriting if otherwise qualified. 2 Bl. Com. 246; 1 Beck's Med. Juris. 366; Co. Litt. 7, 8; Dig. lib. 1, t. 5, l. 14; 1 Swift's Syst. 331 Fred. Code, Pt. 1, b. 1, t. 4, s. 4.
~ legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/monster
No offense but I don’t want to read your essay and no one s got time for that.
Knock it off with those negative waves, man.
I just read your entire paragraph and tbh I think you're right but my only reason for joining it to pay for college so what should I do? I've already swore in ... what does that mean for me?
The hypothetical E-4 Mafia is where the fun happens
In the Corps its the LCpl underground
@@cooterscooter3202 gotcha
J.E.W. JUNIOR ENLISTED WARRIORS good times rah
Gets real shady when you become a staff piece
True in all Branches
Wdym
I want to join the recruitment process
What is the song used in this video? Please reply, thanks
So, I leave for boot camp...on Sunday. 4 days.
Be mad confident and just make it from chow to chow, it will breeze by
u made it?
@@elpepemamahuevaso7258 yes. I'm actually at MCT right now :)
I am E6 staff sergeant Millatry police
In roblox
Lmao, nice!
The guy on the cover is my dad?
SEMPER FI‼️🍻
I miss Field Day
E-6 crayon eater E-7+ crayon enforcer
I can't wait to join
"The VA has deemed your injuries not service related"
You forgot the first rank, Recruit.
I would join the Corps if I could, sadly I am not american.
How about you start pay your soldiers properly. What's the point in being called a marine if Army infantryman gets better conditions on release.
God bless you all
Damn I’m going to San Diego in July
E-4 Mafia
That only happens to the army
Not in the corps
*Terminal Lance Underground
They forgot the unspoken senior lcpl.
Semper Fi...........76-81