USMC Bumper Stickers

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"U.S. Marines -- Certified Counselors to the 72 Virgins Dating Club"

" U.S. Marines -- Travel Agents To Allah"

"Stop Global Whining"

"When In Doubt, Empty The Magazine" Naval Corollary; Dead men don't testify.

"The Marine Corps -- When It Absolutely, Positively Has To Be Destroyed Overnight"

"Death Smiles At Everyone -- Marines Smile Back"

"Marine Sniper - You can run, but you'll just die tired!"

"What Do I Feel When I Kill A Terrorist? .... A little Recoil"

"Marines -- Providing Enemies of America an Opportunity To Die For their Country Since 1775"*

"Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Anyone Who Threatens It"

"Happiness Is A Belt-Fed Weapon"

"It's God's Job to Forgive Bin Laden -- It's Our Job To Arrange The Meeting"

"Artillery Brings Dignity to What Would Otherwise Be Just A Brawl"

"One Shot, Twelve Kills -- USN Gun Fire Support"

"Do draft dodgers Have Reunions? If So, What Do They Talk About?"

"My kid fought in Iraq so your kid can party in college"

"Machine Gunners -- Accuracy by Volume"

"A Dead Enemy Is A Peaceful Enemy -- Blessed Be The Peacemakers"

"If You Can Read, Thank A Teacher. If You Can Read It In English, Thank A Veteran"

"Except For Ending Slavery, Fascism, Nazism, and Communism, WAR has Never Solved Anything.*

"Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But, the Marines don't have that problem." - Ronald Reagan
 
Semper Fidelis

"Freedom is not free but the US Marines will pay most of the bill".

former
Sgt. King
USMC
Weapons Company - 0331 Heavy Machine Gunner
2nd Marines 2nd Marine Division
Camp LeJeune, NC
 
I love shit like this.
I did 13 years in the military. Never regretted one minute.
12 of the 13 years I spent deployed or overseas.....
:thumbsup:
Fuck the draft dodgers and their "RIGHTS".....

Their rights are paved in blood. :yes:

Former
PC1(SW) USN
 
When I was in the 2nd Marine Regiment, I was present for a briefing of the US Ambassador to Haiti (Uphold Democracy). After the Intelligance Officer, gave him brief, the ambassodor said that he didn't understand alot of the terminology and asked if he could simplify it. Col Jones, commander of 2nd Marines stood up said, "Give me 8 hours, and I will make you the emperor of Haiti!"
:gethim: :lol: :LOL:
 
rareguitar":1l5ytjq8 said:
Semper Fidelis

"Freedom is not free but the US Marines will pay most of your share".

former
Sgt. King
USMC
Weapons Company - 0331 Heavy Machine Gunner
2nd Marines 2nd Marine Division
Camp LeJeune, NC
Small world, I was 2nd Battalion 2nd Marines, Echo Company
 
scottosan":2pgfhth7 said:
rareguitar":2pgfhth7 said:
Semper Fidelis

"Freedom is not free but the US Marines will pay most of your share".

former
Sgt. King
USMC
Weapons Company - 0331 Heavy Machine Gunner
2nd Marines 2nd Marine Division
Camp LeJeune, NC
Small world, I was 2nd Battalion 2nd Marines, Echo Company

Semper Fi teufel hounden ;)
 
Two of my faves (well, pretty close)

Those men have the cleanest bodies, the dirtiest minds, the highest morale, and the lowest morals. Thank God for the US Marines.

And..

I come in peace, I bring no artillery. But I pray to God, with tears in my eyes, fuck with me and I'll kill you all.
 
God loves the Marine Corps because they provide him with fresh souls.
 
Semper Fi

'69 1st Marine Div 7th Marines! :gethim: :gethim: :gethim:

Yeah, I'm an old Fuck! :rock: :lol: :LOL:

A little history around the time I was in.

"In 1965, 7th Marines participated in the first major engagements for American ground troops in South Vietnam. March 1966 saw 1st Marine Division Headquarters established at Chu Lai. By June, the entire Division was in South Vietnam; its zone of operation – the southern two provinces of I Corps – Quang Tin and Quang Ngai. Between March 1966 and May 1967, the Division conducted 44 named and unnamed operations. Major engagements included Operations HASTINGS and UNION I and II. In these operations, 1st Marine Division units decisively defeated the enemy. During the 1968 Tet Offensive, the Division was involved in fierce fighting with both Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army elements. It successfully beat back and decimated every enemy assault in its area of operations, pursuing the enemy into his sanctuaries. It was during this period that the Division earned its seventh and eighth PUCs.

After six hard years, the 1st Marine Division returned to California in 1971, closing another chapter of dedicated service to Corps and country. In 1975, the Division supported the evacuation of Saigon by providing food and temporary shelter at Camp Pendleton for Vietnamese refugees as they arrived in the United States."
 
amiller":2tizc6yt said:
Semper Fi

'69 1st Marine Div 7th Marines! :gethim: :gethim: :gethim:

Yeah, I'm an old Fuck! :rock: :lol: :LOL:

A little history around the time I was in.

"In 1965, 7th Marines participated in the first major engagements for American ground troops in South Vietnam. March 1966 saw 1st Marine Division Headquarters established at Chu Lai. By June, the entire Division was in South Vietnam; its zone of operation – the southern two provinces of I Corps – Quang Tin and Quang Ngai. Between March 1966 and May 1967, the Division conducted 44 named and unnamed operations. Major engagements included Operations HASTINGS and UNION I and II. In these operations, 1st Marine Division units decisively defeated the enemy. During the 1968 Tet Offensive, the Division was involved in fierce fighting with both Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army elements. It successfully beat back and decimated every enemy assault in its area of operations, pursuing the enemy into his sanctuaries. It was during this period that the Division earned its seventh and eighth PUCs.

After six hard years, the 1st Marine Division returned to California in 1971, closing another chapter of dedicated service to Corps and country. In 1975, the Division supported the evacuation of Saigon by providing food and temporary shelter at Camp Pendleton for Vietnamese refugees as they arrived in the United States."

and you were worried about a racoon?!?!?!?!?!?!


Kidding aside thanks bro for your service during that timeframe with all that was going around in America.

ET1 CVN-73 1990-1996 Desert Storm / Desert Shield vet
 
Never served myself (sometime wonder if I should have), but to you guys who have, THANK YOU, you all have my utmost respect and gratitude. :rock:
 
Semper Fi!

My great Uncle was in the Pacific in "Whiskey Whiskey Deuce".
 
My hats off to all you guys who have served and sacrificed, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU !! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
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