Happy Birthday, Marines

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Marine Corps Birthday

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   On November 10, 1775, the Second Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia passed a resolution stating that "two Battalions of Marines be raised" for service as landing forces with the fleet. This resolution established the Continental Marines and marked the birth date of the United States Marines.
   
   

   

Marines.mil - The Official Website of the United States Marine Corps

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   This week's episode of The Corps Report features news of the last scheduled MarineExpeditionary Force deploying to Afghanistan, the annual birthday ...
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Marine Corps Birthday | Military.com

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   November 10, 2013 marks the Marine Corps' 238th birthday -- please join us in wishing the Corps a Happy Birthday. Marine Corps Birthday Slideshow  ...

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   1. Marine Corps celebrates 238th birthday

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      CAMP PENDLETON (CBS 8) - Happy birthday to all U.S. Marines. On Thursday, Camp Pendleton marked the 238th birthday of theMarine ...
   1. Combat Center hosts Marine Corps Pageant

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Happy Birthday, Marines! - Daily Inter Lake: Local/Montana

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   Oct 30, 2013 - Before the Halls of Montezuma and the shores of Tripoli, the U.S. MarineCorps was defending the interests of the American people and fighting ...
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United States Marine Corps - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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   Created in 1775, the Marine Corps has been a component of the United .... That date is regarded and celebrated as the date of the Marine Corps' birthday. At the  ...
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USMC Birthday - USMC Heritage Press

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   Soon, some Marine commands began to not only honor the birthday, but celebrate it. In 1923 the Marine Barracks at Ft. Mifflin, Pennsylvania, staged a formal ...
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Happy Birthday Marine!!! - YouTube

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   Celebrating the Marine Corps Birthday. Honoring all thoseMarines who served. Semper Fi...
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USMC Birthday | Celebrate the 237th Birthday with GoDaddy

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   Join GoDaddy in honoring the US Marine Corps for 237 years of service. Donate to the Semper Fi fund and GoDaddy will match up to 1 Million Dollars in ...
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   View the 32 best Happy Birthday Marine Photos, Happy Birthday Marine Images,Happy Birthday Marine Pictures. Download photos or share to Facebook, ...
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Happy Birthday, Marines - Minx.cc

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   20 Happy Birthday, Marines and God Bless and Keep you All! ... 24 Happy Birthday USMC and thanks to all the Marines who have served and are serving their ...
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   HAPPY BIRTHDAY for United States MArine Corps's,Good bless for our marine,always strong and healthy. 43 minutes ago  ...
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Happy Birthday Marines

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   Nov 10, 2012 - Happy Birthday Marines
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Today in Marine Corps history - 1775 - The Continental Congress ...

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   Nov 10, 2011 - ... Marine Corps history - 1775 - The Continental Congress authorized the creation of the Marine Corps. "Back in 1775, My Marine Corps came alive!" Happy ...

   
   

   
   

Like a Rock - USMC

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Thanks to Colonel Byron Hill USMC Retired for contributing. 

Remote Controlled F-16 - No Pilot in the Cockpit

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Boeing QF-16 Aerial Target Completes First Pilotless Flightby Staff WritersTyndall AFB FL (SPX) Sep 27, 2013 Boeing has modified six F-16s into the QF-16 configuration. Boeing and the U.S. Air Force have completed the first unmanned QF-16 Full Scale Aerial Target flight, demonstrating the next generation of combat training and testing. Two U.S. Air Force test pilots in a ground control station remotely flew the QF-16, which is a retired F-16 jet modified to be an aerial target. The QF-16 mission profile included auto takeoff, a series of simulated maneuvers, supersonic flight, and an auto land, all without a pilot in the cockpit. "It was a little different to see an F-16 take off without anyone in it, but it was a great flight all the way around," said Lt. Col. Ryan Inman, Commander, 82nd Aerial Targets Squadron.

Thanks to Byron Hill for contributing

Military Symposium Det-4 2014

      The vote thus far: (Emails received so far are listed below)

1.  Get together in 2014 (Now called a Military Symposium to make it easier to get on base.

            Big majority want a 2014 get together

2.   Home or Away

           Home  3    Away  7    No preference/easy 3

3.   If Home, downtown Chicago or suburban hotel?

           Downtown  4    Suburbs 3    NA 5

4.   If Away

           New Orleans 3  West Coast  3   East Coast  3

                                       Undecided 4
   

Military Symposium Det-4

Should we do a Det-4 Reunion in 2014?

Let us vote. Vote results so far.

1.  Shall we do a 2014 reunion?  Yes or No

2.  Should it Home, or Away

3.  If home, do you prefer a downtown Chicago hotel or lower cost suburban hotel?

4.  If away, do you prefer

     East Coast (Quantio, Lejeune, or?)

     Gulf Coast (Pensacola, New Orleans, or?)

     West Coast (San Diego, Pendleton, or?)

     Other?

Send your vote back by email and I will post on our blog.  You can also comment on the blog.

det4.blogspot.com

Note that we sent this as a bcc to everyone - Good com protocol - reduces the amount of spam people get.  We have all our email addresses on the blog in the left column under the recall roster. Take a look and see if we are missing anyone or if some addresses are old.

Semper Fi

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Laurence Woods
1) Yes. 2) Away. 3) Not Applicable. 4) San Diego/Miramar/Pendleton.

And just for fun throw in a Det4 retirement parade at an MCRD graduation ceremony!

Semper Fi! L..........

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Craig, good to hear from you. Because it is hard for me to travel distances, I'd vote for Chicago. Downtown is 

my preference, but would go with the flow. Hope all is well with you and your family.

SF

Doug Barney

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John Sevold

1. Yes

2. Away

3. NA

4. New Orleans (downtown)

SF,JMS

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I vote yes, we should have a reunion in 2014.  Some of us are retired and on fixed incomes, at least I am.  That being said, I would vote for a less expensive suburban hotel.  Once this is set, I will try to do a better job of getting the "E" side to participate.

Regardless of the outcome of the vote, given enough lead, we should all be able to plan accordingly.  When can we expect our orders?

:-)!

Clarence Harper

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The orders have been delayed by the government shutdown. You can expect them on 10 Nov 2078.

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West Coast 2014

Will Holahan

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Should we do a Det-4 Reunion in 2014?

Let us vote.

1.  Shall we do a 2014 reunion?  Yes or No

Yes

2.  Should it Home, or Away

Away if winter

3.  If home, do you prefer a downtown Chicago hotel or lower cost suburban hotel?

Downtown

4.  If away, do you prefer

     East Coast (Quantion, Lejeune, or?)

     Gulf Coast (Pensacola, New Orleans, or?)

New Orleans

Byron Hill

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 Craig, Thanks for keeping us connected. I’m not too flexible in 2014 so I vote for Chicagoland at some time not near holidays but not in the colder months. S/F George-sends

George Braun

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1. Sure

2. I'm easy!

3. City

4. Where is Quantion?

  4b. DC area is always good.

Cherry Point or Lejeune would probably be stag.

San Diego has broadest variety but expand view to include Miramar.

Jim  

James Homan Col USMC (ret)

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Yes on the 2014 reunion, I'm bound and determined to make this one!

Home or away I'm fine with either. 

If home prefer downtown Chicago

If away my choice would be 1) New Orleans, lots of activity there,   2) Quantico, have not seen the Museum yet, 3) Can we get a group deal on a Princess cruise?, (I know, my idea,  I'll check into this!)

Joe Brooks

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Thanks for getting ball rolling.  Yes we should try to get together - we're not getting younger and Braun and Hill still owe me a beer.  As 2012 was in Chicago, I feel we should move on.  I know we'll lose "some" from local area but if we plan well enough in advance, we should be able to match/or better our performance at NAS Pensacola. Travel and "Our Pull" might be better on East Coast (Quantico) NOT (Lejeune) but I would suggest a look at San Diego/Pendleton before final decision.  I'm in for either given dates.

S/F

Greg McLaughlin

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Home (Chi Town) and suburban hotel is my vote.  Roger out

Roger Reitmaier

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Yes 2014, Away, San Diego/Pendleton.

Craig Hullinger

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I vote for East Coast (since both sons live there now anyway)  Doug works in D.C. and Jason is in Garner, NC


Lynn
 
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I got your email about having a reunion, but I am not going to  vote, because I am unable to leave my wife at this time.

Jim Bailey

Exercise for Marines Over 60

MARINE CORPS EXERCISE REGIMEN FOR

PEOPLE OVER 60

 

I know you need this program.

 

For those of us over 60 – this is a great exercise regimen – for you young’uns out there (under 60), just keep it in mind until you reach that magic 60 number!

Begin by standing on a comfortable surface, where you have plenty of room on each side.  With a 5-lb potato bag in each hand, extend your arms straight out from your sides.  Hold them there as long as you can.  Try to reach a full minute, and then relax.  Each day you'll find that you

can hold this position for just a bit longer.

 

After a couple of weeks, move up to 10-lb potato bags.  Then try 50-lb potato bags, and then eventually, try to get to where you can lift a 100-lb potato bag in each hand and hold your arms straight for more than a full minute.  (I'm currently at this level.)

 

After you feel confident at that level, put a potato in each bag.