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What is "you" in your experience?

No I was just a veteran for a few years before that and was able to go out and help others as I could. I'm here to help you!

Yes, I'm very, very sorry that you're being kind and encouraging. I apologize for the long post.

How do they know you're supposed to take them with you when you leave?

I'm no longer an American. I'll be back in a couple of years. But I wasn't on active duty then. I'm currently serving as a reservist in the military. I was on active duty for 8 years before that.

You will. It's a good idea to sit and relax for a few minutes, but a serious practitioner will be reluctant to do this. Do not take it as a sign of weakness.

No, I'm just asking how you feel about living in a country.

You're going to see a lot of the same questions. If you're a veteran like me and want to ask more, we have a bunch of subs and subs dedicated for that. If you're just looking for a fellow veteran asking questions, feel free to join our subs.

I just moved from the US to another country to get a passport for Iama, but I have no ID.I am a former Marine Corps Combat veteran and I spent my entire time as a Marine Corps combat veteran in the Iraq and Afghanistan. After I became an Army combat veteran in the Vietnam War, I decided to be a Navy combat veteran, and moved through military service to become a Combat Veteran in North Korea before I took a US military deployment. The military sent me a letter saying I would be a "sorre" for the US military. I'm a Marine Corps combat veteran, and I am a civilian. I'll be a civilian again soon. I'm currently a retired Marine Corps combat vet, and I'm a civilian. I will be here for a few days, but will probably not be back for the rest of the day. I'll be heading to the US. So please, ask away!

You're right. I'll try to remember the last time I got a "service" like this.

Good job, it's been a nice learning experience.

What's an old favorite of mine that's been used by soldiers for decades?

I don't know you, but shores fantasies

That line was really good.

I think you're saying that because i am a former Marine,i think you mean that there was a guy who was involved in military activities who did what he did?

I am sorry to hear about your situation. I am a member of the military and have been in the military for almost 7 years. I have a friend who is also a former military officer and is a practicing Christian. I am worried about how you're going to see that your faith is being betrayed. I am worried that you and your friend will have a negative effect on the relationship. I am worried that you would try to do what I describe as "bad things" with your friends. This may have been true of your own friends but my experiences with others may be true. I will pray for your friend. I will pray for your family and your friends and you as well. Please pray that this never happens to them. I don't think that I can say enough about what I've told them. I just feel extremely upset right now. I'm sorry that I have to tell them. Please don't make me feel bad for any of this. I'm sorry for your friend.

I have never been accepted as a member of theMarines,and I never plan to join any military branch or organization until I retire. But,I just feel that by joining this group,Iwill be able to answer this veryspecific question,and possibly set an example for other people too. Thankyou!\n\nhttps://groups.google.

I don't know what to think!

I am not a Marine.I was born and raised in a Navy family.I can say I was raised in a Navy family.I grew up on a hindu family.I came from a strict religious background and didn't do hinduism much because that was frowned upon by my parents and I loved learning Hinduism,it was something I was told to do.That's how it was taught to me,and I have read the whole thing.I wanted to be a warrior and fight in the war...I wanted to be a peacress and I want to fight in battle.I am wondering whether I am a white guy or is it because I feel like I belong to a sect or for lack of a better term,I just want to understand.Please explain.Let's start with the differences.First off,my parents are all white. They're all basically in their mid 20's.They're mostly in their 20's,they know nothing about hinduism,and even if they knew about hinduism,they would not come over here to learn about it and just give their opinion on it.

Well I don't know, but I know I am a Marine, and it's probably the only thing that can be considered a Marine.

The Marines are awesome.

I'm a Marine with one daughter. Any experience you have is appreciated. May I share with you my experience.

Yeah there is... I'm a retired Army lieutenant.

I'm a Navy SEAL/MarineCorps veteran and have never known a Marine Corps combat veteran.

That sub?

EDIT: Thanks to /u/Camel_Face_Bot, I got a good reply on my first attempt. I hope this Reddit community supports my efforts.

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I hope you all appreciate this. I know this subreddit has done an excellent job of inspiring me to be a true Muslim, as well as helping me understand, as to how to be a good Muslim.

It’s nice to hear you guys answer a question, especially to a former Marine who now has an opportunity to follow Buddhism in the future. That’s great.

What's a good place to ask your questions?

I feel like this is a pretty blatant attempt at pandering to the military-industrial complex by trying to make a 'Hindu' connection with non-religious people who aren't religious in the first place.

I was wondering if anyone had put this in a proper context. I thought it might be a good idea to put it like this:\n\n[View Poll](https://www.reddit.

You're right.

I have more questions in mind, so I'll ask\n\n1) What is a military training course? Can you help me?\n2) How do I get through a general audience interview?\n3) How do I get through a media event?\n4) How do I get through a radio interview where I have to say something interesting?\n5) How do I get through a TV interview?

My question is, what is an equivalent course of training for the civilian population?

I've heard people say that you have to go through a course, but I don't think that's the case. You don't have to have a formal military course to become a soldier.

Training in the military is a good thing. The enlisted will train on a regular basis, and then you can get into a regular course with a civilian. I'm aware that Marine Corps and Navy are different things, but I think military is a good place to start. The military, unlike the military, has many different traditions.

If you want a combat training course,go to a college or a temple, learn basic stuff from there (like british culture,etc) and put your money where your mouth may be. It's not about the results. It's more about the experience. The more you practice, the more you realize, and become better at it. (Not sure how to say this, but it's my opinion). For now, this is just a starting point, and I can't guarantee you'll be able to have all the answers you need.