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I was 17 and needed both parents signature to join! Thanks Mom and Dad lol!
The problem now is that I still look like I am 17 and get comments like "you are the youngest warrant I have ever seen".
The problem now is that I still look like I am 17 and get comments like "you are the youngest warrant I have ever seen".
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The only thing she said was "Bill, don't you realize that there is a war going on?" That was May 1969.
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Well my grandmother (in loco parentis) signed for me since I was 17. Given my mother is a Marine and told me what branch to join, I would say so.
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Absolutely not but that didn't deter me. She called my uniform a "costume" one time but in all fairness she really didn't "get it"....
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She loved me but she wanted me out of the house and was happy to see me go. I was the oldest and supposedly gave them the most trouble. Oh well.
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My parents sent me to a military school which required me to go into the armed forces. I suppose that was some form of support - maybe coercion.
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