Ndnsoldierboy

The Marines are now 229 years old and still going strong. I was in the 1st and 3rd Marine Divisions...Semper Fidelis!!!

Fighting fifth Marine from A co. 1/5 3rrd plt.

Have a good Veterans Day as well...Say a prayer for those serving and those who have given thier lives for your freedom.

Ndnsoldierboy

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DANCINGEAGLE

Semper Fi to all my Marine Corps friends on p/w.com. I served from June 1981 to Dec 1992. I loved every bit of the Corps and will defend it until I die. Like a recruiter told me, we are still Marines just not on active duty.


Happy Birthday Marines. Semper Fi!!!!!!!!

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Through the good times and bad times, always pray.

50cal

SEMPER FI DEVIL DOGS!!!!! Holy, has it been that long????? I did my time from feb 1999 to aug 2003.....served with 3rd BN 7th Marines, weapons co........HAPPY BIRTHDAY MARINES!!!!! May not be active but god dang it, I'm still there in heart......


We, the willing, led by the unknowing, have done so much with so little, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing..........OOOOOO0-RAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

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"Sweat dries, blood clots, bones heal. Suck it up. Be a Marine"

50cal

On November 10th, 1775 in Tun Tavern, the United States Marine Corps first appeared as the "Continental Marines" during the American Revolutionary War!

Since then Marines have traveled the globe fighting for freedom in air, land and sea.

Just look at all of the famous people that have called themselves UNITED STATES MARINE!

Don Adams - actor Paul Arizin - basketball player Bea Arthur - actress Walter Anderson - author, Parade magazine publisher F. Lee Bailey - lawyer Nick Barone - 1950s boxer Carmen Basilio - world champion boxer Hank Bauer - baseball player Patty Berg - LPGA player Blackbear Bosin - artist Gregory "Pappy" Boyington - WWII pilot ace Hugh Brannum - "Mr. Green Jeans" on Captain Kangaroo Art Buchwald - humor columnist Smedley Butler - two-time Medal of Honor recipient Philip Caputo - author, journalist Rod Carew - baseball player David Carradine - actor James Carville - political strategist and manager Roberto Clemente - baseball player Jerry Coleman - baseball player, announcer Eddie Collins - baseball Hall of Famer Chuck Connors - actor, basketball player Donald Conroy - author Pat Conroy's father, known as "The Great Santini" Bill Cowan - hostage rescue expert, television news commentator Louis Cukela - recipient of both Navy and Army Medals of Honor Daniel "Dan" Daly - two-time Medal of Honor recipient Sarah Deal - first female Marine Corps helo aviator Brian Dennehy - actor Lou Diamond - "Mr. Leatherneck," namesake of actor Lou Diamond Phillips David Dinkins - Mayor of New York City Art Donovan - football player Terry Downes - world boxing champion Buster Drayton - world boxing champion Barbara Dulinsky - first Woman Marine deployed to a combat zone R. Lee Ermey - actor, TV show host Don Everly - musician Phil Everly - musician Bill Fitch - basketball coach Glenn Ford - actor Bill Gallo - cartoonist, journalist Christopher George - actor John Glenn - astronaut, first man to orbit Earth, oldest man in space, U.S. Senator Gene Hackman - actor Sterling Hayden - actor Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch - football player Gil Hodges - baseball player John Donald "Don" Imus - talk radio host

Bill Janklow - Governor of South Dakota Opha Mae Johnson - first Woman Marine George Jones - country music star Bob Keeshan - Captain Kangaroo Harvey Keitel - actor Brian Keith - actor Mills Lane - boxing referee William Manchester - author and historian Lee Marvin - actor Ed McMahon - television personality Sid McMath - Governor of Arkansas Steve McQueen - actor Ray Mercer - world boxing champion Zell Miller - Governor of Georgia, U.S. Senator Jim Mora - NFL head football coach Robert S. Mueller III - director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Oliver North - Reporter Ken Norton - world champion boxer Bum Phillips - NFL head football coach Lewis Burwell "Chesty" Puller - most- decorated Marine in history Lewis B. Puller. Jr. - author, Pulitzer-prize winner Tyrone Power - actor Donald Regan - presidential cabinet official Robert Remus - 'Sgt. Slaughter' in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) Burt Reynolds - actor Buddy Rich - musician Charles S. "Chuck" Robb - Governor of Virginia, U.S. Senator Pat Robertson - evangelist Rick Romley - attorney general Barney Ross - world champion boxer George C. Scott - actor Tom Seaver - baseball player Shaggy - musician (rapper) Frederick W. Smith - businessman, founder of Fed Ex W. Thomas Smith, Jr. - author, journalist John Philip Sousa - composer, conductor/orchestra leader Johnny Michael Spann - CIA officer, first American killed in combat in the war on terror Leon Spinks - world boxing champion Richard Steele - boxing referee Charles R. (Chuck) Swindoll - Evangelical Christian pastor and radio preacher Lee Trevino - PGA golfer Gene Tunney - world boxing champion Bill Veeck - baseball executive Robert Wagner - actor Mike Weaver - world boxing champion James Webb - Secretary of the Navy Adam West - television star (Batman) Jo Jo White - basketball player Ted Williams - baseball player Pete Wilson - Governor of California Drew Carey - actor

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"Sweat dries, blood clots, bones heal. Suck it up. Be a Marine"

Ndnsoldierboy

I had Carlos Hathcock autographed poster at one time but one of my ex's got a hold of and now its MIA. He was an awesome Marine. I sure do miss my poster. My ex, I don't miss. she hated the Marines. *LOL*

Tun Tavern Brew Crew...Going down to have a drink for my Brother who was with Romeo Battery 5th Bn. 10th Mar. 2nd Mar Div. Desert Shield/ Storm.

He was a life taker and heart breaker. PFC Lee L. Johnson. Miss ya bro.

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