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| *Steven* |
 Mar 12 2008, 12:45 PM
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Brandon doesn't know anything about overseas soldiers.
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Mar 13 2008, 04:28 AM
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QUOTE(Steven @ Mar 12 2008, 12:45 PM)  Brandon doesn't know anything about overseas soldiers. You're right. I'm not a Soldier, nor do I work with the Army. I can pass on information about Marines and green-side Sailors, though |
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Mar 13 2008, 09:28 AM
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 Melieized Group: Official Designer Posts: 1,372 Joined: Nov 2006 Member No: 478,715 |
in my experience and teachings in the army, there is a significant distinguishment between the two. you can never tell a marine that they are a soldier because they feel that the term "soldier" only applies to army. being called a marine is a honor for them. just the same as a sailor and airman. now a days, if someone asks if you're a soldier, the first assumption is that they're asking if you're army. its best to say that all service members are not soldiers but their own entity.
soldier-army marine-marine airman-airforce sailor-navy btw...steven, go ahead and critize all you want about what i'm saying but guess what, i'm always an army veteran first before an army wife. and yes, i worked a desk job but i also worked the front lines so a little respect should be given to all military members, past or present, no matter what they are. |
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| *Steven* |
Mar 13 2008, 09:32 AM
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QUOTE(Melie @ Mar 13 2008, 09:28 AM) in my experience and teachings in the army, there is a significant distinguishment between the two. you can never tell a marine that they are a soldier because they feel that the term "soldier" only applies to army. being called a marine is a honor for them. just the same as a sailor and airman. now a days, if someone asks if you're a soldier, the first assumption is that they're asking if you're army. its best to say that all service members are not soldiers but their own entity. soldier-army marine-marine airman-airforce sailor-navy btw...steven, go ahead and critize all you want about what i'm saying but guess what, i'm always an army veteran first before an army wife. and yes, i worked a desk job but i also worked the front lines so a little respect should be given to all military members, past or present, no matter what they are. We've been over this, fatty. Point out to me where I said that soldiers and Marines were a synonymous term. Oh wait, I never did. There are, however, soldiers (ARMY ZOMG) stationed in Japan, as Brandon confirmed. |
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