What catch-phrase used by veterans instantly identifies in which branch of service they serve(d)?

SPC David Cooper - Yep. Semper P!

LT Charles Baird - but... you didn't :) it only goes to 99 :D

lol

MCPO (Join to see) No No No your not military anymore. Your like the FBI and ATF your law enforcement. Good one though Sir

PS. Unintentionally left the Navy out of the road to hell thing. They did play a big part in all the air power and cruise missilry and I think some naval gunfire. I'd bet the Army had some air assets there, and maybe the Marines too. I heard that called "Aberdeen Proving Ground Number Two" by a Colonel who later became a 3-Star, and someone told me there were at least 3 air traffic controllers working full time de-conflicting missions on that road. Just not wanting to credit the USAF for the whole thing when that wasn't true. But, sort of proves my point---same team, and the team is exquisitely lethal.

Laughed my butt off!

Dearest Davida: Have you heard the really good one from the Air Force? "I joined the Air Force - because I could!" As the father of a Ranger, Grandfather of a Marine, son and nephew of Combat Engineers in Europe and the Pacific - I love and respect them all. We're top dog!

CPL Campbell, I was in Iraq with the 101st & we were attached to the Marines. I actually was stung by a scorpion in the forehead, which woke me up. We caught it and did exactly what you said: found a camel Spider and fought them. It took 3 of the spiders, but the scorpion got his due. As for me, I had a fever for a few days but kept going. After all the war wasn’t taking a break to wait on me to get to 100% as we all know.

Niiceeeee

'you had better you head and ass wired together ___"

"you don't take cover, you'll lose that brain housing group young _____"

also, "Ging" for money-money

gues which branch ?? ha ha

PO3 Bob McCord - Sounds like you were a Corpsman. Am I right? I always said that Corpsman is the toughest job in the Navy, because you never know when you are going too train with the Marines, and then probable the front lines.

I worked with a guy many years ago that ran boats up and down the Delta depositing Marines and Seals inland. He had a Purple Heart evidently that big boat made a worthy target for B40 rockets, his boat was ambushed and he ended up getting blown into the river.