What is the proper term for a Marine who is no longer serving?

CPL Jason Northedge -
Once A Marine - Always A Marine
Once A King - Always A King
Once A Queen - Always A Queen
-- But Once A Knight's Enough--

TSgt Max Lugauer -

~ NOTHING MORE NEED BE SAID -

I feel so sorry for you, or as we say in Texas "Bless your heart".

LCpl Kenneth Moore -
Although We Frequently Hear:
'Violence Is NOT The Answer To Solving Problems"

But I Think Most Will Agree:
"There ARE Times It's The ONLY Answer, And We MUST Go To War To Defend It"
SAD- But TRUE - Welcome To The Real World - The One We Must Face On A Daily Basis.

Right on Brother.

LCpl Kenneth Moore - My Father was not forced to invade Japan because we ended that war. I am here, my Son's are here and my Grandson's are here. "Bless your heart"

Seems I was misunderstood .So I will say it differently. I agree that there have been times and will still be times that we MUST fight, even violently, to preserve our own. But to GLORIFY in killing someone who is trying to do the same thing we are doing is not right. Killing millions of people who we have tagged as "collateral damage", children for example who's not even fighting, is not something to GLORIFY in. We should be somber and thankful to God that Japan didn't take us out and leave the bragging about our conquest in the s-can. Period. As far as the "real world" there is nothing more real than God almighty who is the reader of hearts. And yes, even a self righteous American will be held accountable

CPT (Join to see) - What did you say

SPC Chris Ison - "Marine" is a proper noun, i.e., it's capitalized. I had an excellent English teacher in HS!

My father served in the Army national guard in New Mexico, became a POW (Bataan) managed to come home in one piece so I call him Soldier/Hero

I Do NOT Take Full Responsibility For Posting This T-Shirt Message,
What DID I DO? -- To Avoid Getting Severely Beaten, I Asked A MARINE
And Got His Permission - After All, I AIN'T Quite As Stupid As I Look. -