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    is an administrative classification‚ associated with a member ’s pay. "Rank" is a title and denotes the member ’s level of authority and responsibility. An E-1 is the lowest enlisted pay grade. That person ’s "rank" is a "Private" in the Army and Marine Corps‚ an "Airman Basic" in the Air Force‚ and a "Seaman Recruit" in the Navy and Coast Guard. I should also probably note here that in the Navy and Coast Guard‚ the term "rank" is not used among enlisted Sailors. The proper term is "rate." Through

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    Film Analysis Within every man resides good and evil; which quality manifests itself is determined by how one is raised and views the world. Stanley Kubrick’s film Full Metal Jacket takes the concept of good or evil in man and shows how war‚ the marines‚ and government blur soldiers’ ideas of right or wrong. By injection of propaganda from these sources a misidentity is created within the solider. Once this misidentity has taken place it is the soldiers’ job to figure out what he is: a killing machine

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    John Basilone John Basilone was the only enlisted Marine in World War II to receive the Medal of Honor and the Navy Cross. Basilone‚ the son of Sicilian Napoli immigrants Salvatore Basilone and Dora Bencivenga‚ was born on November 4‚ 1916 in Buffalo‚ New York‚ and was raised in Raritan‚ New Jersey. At age fifteen‚ he completed middle school but did not go on to high school. Enlisting in the Marine Corps in July 1940‚ Basilone was trained at Parris Island in South Carolina. He was stationed at Guantanamo

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    Jiberish

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    Departure was set for late afternoon on the 22nd of June. Shortly after noon‚ the brig sea wolf tied up alongside. Just in from Sam Oasheca‚ she carried there remains of twenty seaman and marines who had died during the typhoon thats what the Trenton Valdalia and Nipsic lost at pia harbor in march of 1889 Families were quickly shuttled to state rooms‚ prior to placing the bodies on the al-ki steaming back across the harbor‚ the bodies were unloaded‚ and once out of sight their goodbyes were made

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    Chain of Command

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    I’m often asked what the elements of command are for the U.S. Marine Corps. Much of the below information was provided by apacherat‚ a member of our message forum‚ and a former Marine (actually‚ there is no such thing as a "former" Marine): The Marine Corps has the "RULE of THREE." I believe it was invented during the Anna Wars by Edison who invented the fire team concept that is used today. In a nutshell‚ the rule is this: each Marine has three things to worry about. Three men to a fire team commanded

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    A Tribute to a Mentor

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    United States Marine Corps was at the time Cpl. Jason A. Rogers. I never told Cpl. Rogers I looked to him as a mentor‚ but he has made a huge impact of my life and my career. I was assigned to Bridge Platoon‚ Bridge Company‚ 8th Engineer Support Battalion in September‚ 2006. I was in the third fire team in first squad along with Cpl. Rogers. He was the assistant squad leader for the few months before deploying to Iraq. When we got in country‚ he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant‚ and became the

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    The Afghan War also named “The War on Terrorist‚” is known as America’s longest war ever fought. Stemming from the day of September 11th 2001. A day in American History that we will never forget as two commercial airplanes ran into the Twin Towers in New York and one into the Pentagon. Most people remember the day the event happen‚ for me I was just 3 months out of high school‚ it was 7:30 in the morning when I get a call

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    Jack McSweeney‚ wanted to join the Marine Corps Reserves. It was decided over a game of pinball which branch the men would enter‚ and Joe lost‚ meaning they would both join the Marines. On the first day‚ volunteers and those drafted‚ including Joe and Jack‚ were put onto an old‚ decrepit plane set out for Parris Island in South Carolina for boot camp training. When they arrived at the terminal‚ the men were loaded onto a bus filled with civilians. Sergeants stormed onto the bus and began yelling

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    the skies. I advise you raise the drone’s altitude about 2‚000 feet to avoid detection‚” responded Whiskey Team. “Copy that‚” replied command. “You’re getting too close to their camp‚” informed command‚ “We are ordering radio silence.” The sergeant passed on the order to his men. He commanded‚ “From this point on‚ I want no chatter. Radios silent. You be silent. This is an order.” The Navy Seals of Whiskey Team kept moving stealthily on foot. Their orders are to investigate a transport

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    Cooper C. Little Period 6 Language Arts 10-30-2014 The Battle for Iwo Jima On February 19th‚ 1945‚ The United States Marine Corps sent an invasion force to capture the island of Iwo Jima. Iwo Island was critical to both sides‚ because it was only 650 miles from Tokyo‚ Japan’s capitol. For America‚ it could be used as an emergency landing site for damaged bombers. For Japan‚ it could be used as an airbase for zeroes to intercept American bombing raids heading for Japan (iwojima.com). The battle

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