[2111USMC]

It's hard for me to pick my fondest memory.

It's kind of a toss-up between spending hours in “the dirt” or puking in my gas mask.

[Riley]

LOL! The good old pit. We had the one right outside the chow hall. (3rd Bn.)

I remember being lined up AH2BB for shots at the Naval Medical Clinic, when one of our prives ‘mooed’ like a cow at the slaughter. Funny at the time, but oh, did we pay for that.

I didn’t have real problems with CS until Combat Engineer school at LeJeune. Total mask failure in a concentrated environment. My lungs stopped working for a while.

Not fun. Took the Engineer final that night anyway. I miss being young and indestructible. :-)

[AZamericonnie]

Such sweet memeories you have!:)

Thank you for your service Marine! *hugs*

[NormsRevenge]

It's hard for me to pick my fondest memory.

The Old Corps of the 1960's - PineyWoodsMarines.org

Pugil sticks..Ouch! That and the rubber hose.

Platoon 293 - MCRD San Diego, CA, 1967 - PVT Dennis Bradford