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I'm pretty sure the Marines don't have a height requirement (my son had a 5'2" man in his unit at one point), but they do have strict requirements for passing the physical fitness tests. There are height restrictions for certain jobs.
And you have to be a HS grad.
My son is 5' 8".5 and looks really small compared to some of the other Marines. But, he is stronger than anyone. When he was racing, he was strong and skinny. Now he is strong and buff.
I do have lot of respect for those who serve in the military. There is just no way I would survive in the basic training. Mentally,I'm just not there nor that kind of person.
Zen,
I think I could of had lots of fun with that one.
get hysterical "OMG OMG!!! IS MY SON OKAY!! MY SON WASN'T KILLED? OMG OMG!!!" hyper ventilate... "I think I'm going to pass out..." talk non stop for like five minutes so that he can't put in a word.
Ms. Zen?
Who's calling?
This is Sgt. Hoss.
(at this point I'm thinking State Police)
I have fun with telemarketters.
"Haro haro.. yes I speak ingrish..." let then talk away for 5 minutes or more with interjection of "ah huh" then when I get tired "Excuse me, I no understand... can you explain again about (first point)" And laugh...
oh I would love to buy that on a credit. but my home is being foreclosed and I'm filing for a bankrupcy. Can I still get that on a credit though???
smilingcat
I'd be the perfect marine except that whole questioning authority thing that I seem to do continuously![]()
and I discovered it's a different world being a DOD (Dept of Defense) government employee than being a Dept of Interior employee. Also depends on the Commander.
I'm in the Army now, sort of...
Beth