Pffft...experience and treachery trumps youth and vigor every time. :celebration:
Absolutely.
i know a guy who wants to join the marines and become sniper cause they saw a movie about a marine sniper.
also alot of people i know want to join the military because they played COD. one said something along the lines of " i want to be the guys who controls the predator missile
Yeah, I really detest games being used as recruitment tools like America's Army. And it gives kids a totally unrealistic view of war and the military. I've even seen kids try and argue with me that they know more about military weapons than I do (as a former Marine!) because they have played "all the COD games, and the weapon doesn't work like that". I walk away, because if I didn't, I would punch a poor child in the face, which is no more acceptable than cursing in front of them. :meh:
Oh, how I hated doing recruitment or helping with it when I was in!
See now that is just a stupid reason to join (Its up there with playing CoD and wanting to be in the Marines because of that), I myself want to go into the Military partly because its kind of a heritage thing at this point. (Great-Grandfathers served in WWII, Grandfather served in Vietnam, My Dad is currently serving in the U.S. Navy) Its also just what I want to do with my life of course I'm going to College first, I've always felt the Military to be my destiny for some reason. :tops:
I joined partly because my family had a military legacy going all the way back to the Revolutionary War. All them were Army though, so even if I wasn't going to be the first to break military tradition by not serving, I joined the Marines, much to the consternation of my father and grandfather!

It was totally the swords that sold me. Why join a branch of military that doesn't give you a sword? :hubbahubba: You know, among other things.