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ask my 5x fucked EX about this, and why shes my EX. her military experiences practically ruined us.
under 21 + a hotel room full of guys + alcohol = fucking SLUUUUUUT
Truth is that all the superiors care about is their own evalutations. If you can´t pass a PT (push ups, sit ups, and a run) they don´t kick you out, after you fail three times and meet all the criterea to get booted. They come up with some excuss and keep them in rather than get a bad strike for retention. So then instead of getting a new body in the rate you end up with a platoon of worthless lazy broken people riding the system.
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That's not true, atleast in the Marines. Your physical fitness directly reflects on your cutting score and ability to get promoted, and I know several Marines who where seperated because they got fat and couldn't pass a PFT. But before they get kicked out they ussually get put on a program to get them back into shape. "Remedial PT." Marines PT 3 days a week, That might be a 3-9 mile run, strength training, going through an obstacle course, ect. A Marine on Remedial PT might do that EVERY DAY except for the weekends where he or she is off. And there NCO will probably be watching what they eat in the chow hall.
fixed that one for youask my 5x fucked EX about this, and why shes my EX. her military experiences practically ruined us.
under 21 + a hotel room full of guys + alcohol = fucking SLUUUUUUT but lots of money from the movie
but those were poor personal decisions.
i'm for it, but only on base.
new meaning to "an army of 1", but on the subject of drinking age, I don't believe most 21yr olds are competent to be drinking. There are way too many people in the early 20s still trying to figure things out and where they fit in to it all. With that being said, making something law never stopped anyone before. IMO they should remove restrictions from alcohol (yes all of them), but make the punnishment for breaking the law while under the influnce 10X more harsh. IE first DUI conviction is a massive fine of 5k mandatory 2yr AA meetings and loss of licenes for 5 year also extra expense in insuring a vehicle when you get your licenes back. 2nd offence is lifetime ban on driving.