Posted on Mar 11, 2018
Are there any physical, mental, or personality traits that you associate with a particular branch of the military or occupational specialty?
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Well, staying in my own Service, if you want to be Infantry, you got to be thin. The ability to embrace the Suck is a strong trait. Remember, in the Infantry, there is no Success without Suc.
In the Engineers, if you saw a guy that looked like he was working out with The Rock, you assumed that he was from a Medium Girder Bridge Company. The boys pushing steel all day tended to be on the stout side.
In the Engineers, if you saw a guy that looked like he was working out with The Rock, you assumed that he was from a Medium Girder Bridge Company. The boys pushing steel all day tended to be on the stout side.
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CPT Lawrence Cable
After i started lifting I went to 48"chest and a 16 1/2 neck and around 200 lbs at 5'9". I aways managed a 90 + run score at that weight. But I didn't run much faster at 170.
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Maj John Bell
LtCol Robert Quinter - Yeah, just ask them and they'll be more than happy to tell you. :)
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LtCol Robert Quinter
Maj John Bell - Such truthful people just can't mislead anyone! :) Can't say from experience, but I understand the women pilots now are correspondingly beautiful, engaging, competent and humble.
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Maj John Bell
LtCol Robert Quinter - And let's not even get into the exmplar examples of all that is right in America, Marine Corps Infantry. There are no words.
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Cpl Mark McMiller
SSG Warren Swan - LOL, when you compare the ratio of support personnel to combat personnel, if you were to shrink the Army to the manning levels of the Marine Corps, the Army would probably only have about a dozen combat personnel.
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