If you want to be a general and direct ground forces: join the Army (via AROTC or West Point). If you want to be a general and direct air forces: join the Air Force (via AFROTC or the Air Force Academy). If you want to be a general and direct amphibious forces: join the Marine Corps (via either MCROTC or the Naval Academy...and be in the top of your class). If you want to be an admiral and direct naval forces (fleets): join the Navy (via NROTC or the Naval Academy). Of course, it takes A LOT longer to become an admiral (because the Navy promotes slower) then to be a general. You see, a Naval captain (equal to an Army colonel) is about the age of an Army major general or lieutenant general...that's how slow. Hope you do join the military, Antilliles, but don't do it unless you're REALLY sure about it or else you shall regret it.

are u in US-Army SOCL?or just interested to join?

are u in US-Army SOCL?or just interested to join?

Actually, I plan to join the U.S. Navy as an officer, but I have thoroughly studied every branch of the Armed Forces and, along with that, my father is a resource of information since he has served with every single branch (Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force, and Army). I don't mean to boast, but I am quite an authority on the Armed Forces (or so I've been told).

Aren't we getting off the topic in question, boys?

Aren't we getting off the topic in question, boys?

Just a tad.... Let's see if Elvis notices....

Aren't we getting off the topic in question, boys?

 

so let's get back to the point:

how long was your longest game:

 

mine was about 9000 days

Not only SOCL knows a lots about the military but he can also make it soudn boring (when he wants to... no ... wait... even if he doesn't want to. ).... You can buy your own SOCL BEAK action figure.... If you buy five SOCL action figures... You'll get a special edition of Hutt Illustrated...

are u in US-Army SOCL?or just interested to join?

Actually, I plan to join the U.S. Navy as an officer, but I have thoroughly studied every branch of the Armed Forces and, along with that, my father is a resource of information since he has served with every single branch (Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Air Force, and Army). I don't mean to boast, but I am quite an authority on the Armed Forces (or so I've been told).

 

Well nice for u but I prefer the ground forces. I wrote it in another topic I was a paratrooper for 4 jears with Rank Stabsunteroffizier

((Staff) Sergeant in U.S. ) and I ve been for 1 jear in FT. Bragg N.C.

Well nice for u but I prefer the ground forces. I wrote it in another topic I was a paratrooper for 4 jears with Rank Stabsunteroffizier

((Staff) Sergeant in U.S. ) and I ve been for 1 jear in FT. Bragg N.C.

You were in the military just like wormie! One year at Bragg! what did you think of it? What did you do in the military? Infantry, special operations...? I mean, most foreign troops only go to Bragg to cross-train with Delta Force and the Special Forces.

Yes it was also a special training named JRTC with your spec-forcees in Louisiana ( short stay in FT. POKE) and some para jumpings

Yes it was also a special training named JRTC with your spec-forcees in Louisiana ( short stay in FT. POKE) and some para jumpings

Ah, yes, the infamous JRTC (Joint Readiness Training Center), the place all soldiers dread and hate to go located at Fort Polk, Louisiana, USA. So, what did you do in the military, dude21?

So, what did you do in the military, dude21?

I served my country Or what do u mean?

So, what did you do in the military, dude21?

I served my country Or what do u mean?

No, no, that's not quite what I meant. What I meant was: what was your MOS? Or...hmm...I doubt that's what it's called in Germany.... I mean, were you infantry, cavalry (armor, air, or what-not), aviation, artillery, etc?

Perhaps he was an AT-AT Driver.

Perhaps he was an AT-AT Driver.

That would probably fall under armored cavlary.

 

No, but seriously, what, dude21?

I think that he posted 1 or two pages ago that he was a Paratrooper.

I think that he posted 1 or two pages ago that he was a Paratrooper.

A paratrooper? Interesting. You were once part of a unit that was once airborne, I live on an airborne base, and dude21 was once an airborne paratrooper (right?)...what's with airborne troops and SW?

Well, Airborne Troops are needed if u want to invade a planet

But SOCL tell me about u what was youre service in army?

Wormy is clear, he was a Mountie

But SOCL tell me about u what was youre service in army?

Oh, no, no, no. You see, my father is the one in the Army (yes, I am quite young). He stationed here at Fort Campbell in the state of Kentucky as part of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)...well, actually, he's currently with an airborne unit in S. Korea, but this is his at-home unit. No, I'm not in the military for I am too young. Actually, I had once planned to join the Army and be part of special operations with the Army's Delta Force, but have since decided to join the Navy instead (odd switch, ehh?).

What unit were you with, dude?

In germany?

3rd Kompany of 263 Fallschirmjägerbatallion

4. Division KLK (Kommando Luftbewegliche Kräfte)

 

I was the Machine - Gunner

Thats that guy who is always the bad guy in every american WWII movie (That one who kills the most americans)

I might join the Army, Probably a Ranger. (If I can do it)

In germany?

3rd Kompany of 263 Fallschirmjägerbatallion

4. Division KLK (Kommando Luftbewegliche Kräfte)

 

I was the Machine - Gunner

Thats that guy who is always the bad guy in every american WWII movie (That one who kills the most americans)

And now...an AT-AT pilot!

 

I might join the Army, Probably a Ranger. (If I can do it)

I don't mean to discourage you and I say, if you really want to do it, go for it! But I have to warn you it's pretty tough training (but not nearly as hard as real Rangers will make you think).

Well I got a couple years to think on it. Who knows....

Well I got a couple years to think on it. Who knows....

Indeed. I went from wanting to be an Army Special Forces operator to an English teacher or professor to a Coast Guard officer to a Special Forces operator (again) to a paleontologist to a Naval officer with a psychology major (instead of an English major)...all in one year. Indeed you have time, Antilliles.

WOW! You sure are indecisive about things SOCL. But when it comes to a descision (sp?) that will shape you're life, there is no harm in making sure now is there?