Beautiful but deadly

She probably has a 1911 and a Kabar hid under that skirt.
You better keep a watch on the boys, they can be kind of stubborn when it comes to a girl that pretty.
 
All i can say is, Semper Fi.
Very nice looking young Marine.

Chuck
 
About as nice a lookin Marine as I ever saw! Just tell her to be careful once she gets to the fleet. Speaking as a former sailor and CPO I can tell you, we're a crafty lot!;) Dale
 
captorquewrench: Very nice looking young lady good luck to her in the Marines and tell her to be very careful.
 
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A lovely young lady. Sorta puts a whole new meaning for the phrase, "Heart Breaker"don't it?
 
She looks a lot like my teeny little niece, currently stationed somewhere near Bagram. Barely five feet tall, cute as a button, and deadly as they come. She's been trained in several foreign languages and also as an interrogator, and it drives those macho enemy combatants nuts when she strolls into the interrogation and dismantles their defenses. She's been in a few scuffles with them, I would call them "fights" but they were kinda one-sided. She is absolutely ruthless.

When my 3 nieces were younger we used to play whiffle-ball, and I was always the pitcher. She not only never struck out, she dang near killed me a few times with line drives "accidentally" directed at my forehead.

She also has a dress like that............she reminds me of a Black Widow spider when she wears it.
 
The Army recruiter call my house back in 2003 wanting to talk to my daughter. My son said, "you don't want her, she is already married and pregnant, but I will join up instead" I am in Iraq, trying not to get blown up and he emailed to tell me he enlisted. I am proud of all of my kids, he surprised me the most!! Nine years later he's still in and trying to become an Army Nurse.
I read somewhere that since 9-11, 5 million people have joined the US military.

I will add your daughter to the many I pray for every day!!
 
A beautiful young lady and a Marine to boot... no pun intended! Good job cap... I'll keep her in my thoughts and prayers, along with all of our service men and women. Blessings to you and your family...

Hog
 
627 city hunter said:
captorquewrench,

The future looks bright!

How old is she?

There are some single S&W forum gentleman here that aren't too old.

Jess sayin'.
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She's too young! She's 17 now; ships early July 2013 for Paris Island. She'll turn 18 a couple of weeks after she gets there.
 
She needs to start serious exercising now, pushups, situps and running. Look up the training program and get her started.

The Physical training program is severe and a real shock. Also, a strong tolerance for people yellling at you is critical. All military basic training courses are set to take the individual realize they are part of a team.
 
peyton said:
She needs to start serious exercising now, pushups, situps and running. Look up the training program and get her started.

The Physical training program is severe and a real shock. Also, a strong tolerance for people yellling at you is critical. All military basic training courses are set to take the individual realize they are part of a team.
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The delayed entry program works hard to avoid that. The local recruiting offices take all the poolees to work out and have them on fitness training. She's on track.
 
My son is one of the "wranglers" for the Texas national Guard recruits that have not gone to basic training yet. They meet and do all kinds of stuff. The Texas Rangers gave them free tickets so they went to DFW, caught the game, had a nice dinner free as well and then rode the bus back to Abliene where they meet.
The new Colonel came in and met his staff, immediately the COL asked why they had not attended Drill Sergeant school. It turns out slots for National Guard are few but my son is on the list.

Hopefully your daughter's career goes better than my nephew. He enlisted in the Marines to fix computers. During basic the Sergeant comes in and announces "Computer class is full, you are all now tankers"!!
 
I have only survived to this ripe old age in life because.......

I NEVER underestimate a woman. Or her ability. :D

Fine lookin young woman to whom I wish well. The day she becomes a Marine
will change her life forever. There will be nothing she cannot accomplish in life.

Semper Fi young lady!

:cool:
 
That you or your daughter? All she really needs to know,
is that the DI's aren't there to damage the recruits. As long as
she knows that, she can laugh, (inside), at anything they tell
her to do. The Corps has a big investment in their recruits, they
won't tell them to do anything that will injure them. All that is
needed, is will power, and she got that from her folks.
Semper Fi!! TACC1
 
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