RE: http://www.military.com/features/0,15240,151469,00.html

wow, the title made me think it was just another morbidly obiese american

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Originally posted by usmc_MMP:
wow, the title made me think it was just another morbidly obiese american

Thinking the same thing I was like holy **** what did he do to him self?

He CONSUMED 25 Taliban fighters of course.

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Originally posted by Silent_0311:

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Originally posted by usmc_MMP:
wow, the title made me think it was just another morbidly obiese american

Thinking the same thing I was like holy **** what did he do to him self?

Touching story.Truly touching.<snif sniff>

I helped my Uncle on the farm when I was in my early teens so the 1200 lb retiree ment an animal to me. Nice post.

Sounds to me like another Marine homesteading while the rest are over in Iraq killing insurgents. I say put this Marine down now.

Marine cav?

Sounds like the Royal Peruvian Horse Marines, they ride sea horses.

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Originally posted by popsiq:
Marine cav?

Sounds like the Royal Peruvian Horse Marines, they ride sea horses.

Well, you forget that the term "saddle up" came from the Marines time in Haiti, where they were literally horse Marines.

I didn't realize a unit like that even existed.

     were can one see theys wonterfull horse                gbeumer@cox.net

I was stationed at MCLB Barstow from '92-'96, and was also a member of the Mounted Colorguard. I knew Honey in her prime years - she was a beautiful horse that rode proudly in many a parades in her career. All my memories of the mounted colorguard stay close at heart! Wish I could go back! Of course my favorite horse will always be Oakey, who is also retired and now residing with another Former Marine I believe in Arizona. OOH RAH!!
Semper Fi
Peggy M. Feilen
Former CPL/USMC
Military Police Department

Dontchya love headlines like this one?

I dated a gal once...oh, never mind...