Posted on Dec 30, 2013
Should former Marines who join another service give up the Title?
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I first joined the Army and after my enlistment, I joined the Marine Corps. I no longer call myself a Soldier, but a Marine. Should former Marines give up the title of Marine once they join another branch of service? It's analogous to a woman taking the name of her husband, then once the marriage has ended, she re-marries and takes her new husband's name. Me, I'm married to the Corps!
Posted 11 y ago
Responses: 358
If you’re married to the Corps then you should have stayed, if you are in the Army you are a Soldier whether you like it or not, there’s no choice.
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Well, with due respect, in spirit of one team one fight, except for a few hours in December when Army beats Navy on the football field, I see no reason why one who earns both cannot be both... and proudly.
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I’m just cause you switch you will always have that pride of what you were. Nothing wrong with that!
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Once a Marine always a Marine!!! No matter where you go, you will always be a Marine!!!
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That general needs to get over himself.yes your a marine but you are wearing a ARMY,NAVY OR AIRFORCE UNIFORM BE PROUD OF WHAT EVER UNIFORM YOU ARE WEARING.WHEN SHITS HITTING THE FAN NO ONE CARES WHAT UNIFORM OR BRANCH YOUR IN; JUST THE PEOPLE ON YOUR RIGHT AND LEFT THAT MATTERS.
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