So in June I can submit my package for Renlistment. Now the question is what Base should I request to go to or should I go on MSG Duty (Embassy Duty). Any suggestions?
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Reenlistment part 2.
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Only marine base I spent any time at was Yuma, and so my best advice to you is don't go there. I loved my time in San Diego and I believe there is a marine base there, plus a ton of marines at Miramar, which is an awesome nice base.
You up for an SRB from your re-enlistment? I had a small multiplier, but it was almost enough to keep me in.
You up for an SRB from your re-enlistment? I had a small multiplier, but it was almost enough to keep me in.
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Haha I just had a convo with CP about this, IIRC his station is Pendleton but he actually preferred to go to Yuma instead. Personally I would love SoCal a hell of a lot more than the middle of the desert, but to each his own eh?
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StillBallin75;bt629 said:
Spent my time at C-pen, at Mirmar I got annoying Cousin over there that gives the Corps a ver bad name ( P.S. he is an Admin), If go to MCRD I would have to deal with Drill Inductors. Also Alot of my guys at C-pen are getting out so I may have to stay at C-pen to help train the incoming Boots.
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You might have to train incoming boots even if you're not a DI or instructor of any type? Why, and what would you be teaching them?
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StillBallin75;bt633 said:
It's called showing them the ropes. Just because they have finish boot and there MOS school doesn't mean they know anything. It's my Job as a NCO to guide and Mentor them. Show them the in and outs of life in the Fleet. Show them advance MP/K-9 Skills that only get from experience. Plus with a huge inflex of boots the unit is going to need NCOs.
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cpgrad08;bt631 said:There is no SRB for 5811. Also am not in the Corps for the Money.
Not being in for the money is does not mean you cannot enjoy the money.
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cpgrad08;bt634 said:
Oh! you mean a lot of your guys contracts' are up and they're leaving, and you also have a lot of new kids fresh out of MOS school and you have to train them. I thought you had meant raw recruits, my bad.