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<blockquote data-quote="meanman101" data-source="post: 343847" data-attributes="member: 550124">Before my tour in the Army was over I was offered the opertunity to interservice transfer over into the USMC.&nbsp; It was a great choice.&nbsp; The only thing I didnt like was having to do basic training all over again.&nbsp; I served 3 yrs in California.&nbsp; My last year was supposed to be in Okinawa but I served in SW Asia during the 1st Gulf War.I saw the military as just another job.&nbsp; If you have a positive attitude about what your doing then you&#039;ll love it.&nbsp; If not then it can be the worst 4 yrs of your life.&nbsp;&nbsp; You have the option of going into the field of your choice.&nbsp; Ex:&nbsp; mechanic, administration, maintenance, communications, foot soldier, artillary, and many others.&nbsp; So its not like your doing physical training all day.&nbsp; In most units its like an 9-5 job where you get the evenings and weekends off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="meanman101, post: 343847, member: 550124"] Before my tour in the Army was over I was offered the opertunity to interservice transfer over into the USMC. It was a great choice. The only thing I didnt like was having to do basic training all over again. I served 3 yrs in California. My last year was supposed to be in Okinawa but I served in SW Asia during the 1st Gulf War. I saw the military as just another job. If you have a positive attitude about what your doing then you'll love it. If not then it can be the worst 4 yrs of your life. You have the option of going into the field of your choice. Ex: mechanic, administration, maintenance, communications, foot soldier, artillary, and many others. So its not like your doing physical training all day. In most units its like an 9-5 job where you get the evenings and weekends off. [/QUOTE]

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