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The Marines The Few, The Proud The Brave, the Courageous Disciplined, Proper From Paris Island Soldiers to Vietnam Vets Its a position for freedom a job for the fearless Protecting our country day in and day out 1992 to 1994 Dads unit secured naval ships sweat, tears and will power guns blazing with 875 rounds a minute 1966 to 1968 His dad served in Vietnam blood, gore and gunshots flack jackets, an honored purple heart learn to **** and not get killed and never proffer anything less than the best you’re there to out stand and defend to honor, to provide One day I’ll be standing here, in my dress blues with my hair neatly slicked back, tight in a bun I’ll have stories to tell my children and I’ll watch the Military channel with my father but first I’ll learn to disregard the fear of death staring you in the face or the sudden urge to run then I’ll wonder, putting up my gun, aiming, and shooting for my dreams of being an American Marine
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Nov 15, 2013
Nov 15, 2013 at 10:01 AM UTC
The Marines, The Few The Proud
The Marines The Few, The Proud The Brave, the Courageous Disciplined, Proper From Paris Island Soldiers to Vietnam Vets Its a position for freedom a job for the fearless Protecting our country day in and day out 1992 to 1994 Dads unit secured naval ships sweat, tears and will power guns blazing with 875 rounds a minute 1966 to 1968 His dad served in Vietnam blood, gore and gunshots flack jackets, an honored purple heart learn to **** and not get killed and never proffer anything less than the best you’re there to out stand and defend to honor, to provide One day I’ll be standing here, in my dress blues with my hair neatly slicked back, tight in a bun I’ll have stories to tell my children and I’ll watch the Military channel with my father but first I’ll learn to disregard the fear of death staring you in the face or the sudden urge to run then I’ll wonder, putting up my gun, aiming, and shooting for my dreams of being an American Marine
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Nov 15, 2013
Nov 15, 2013 at 10:01 AM UTC
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