Experiencing a new level of appreciation for freedom in the aftermath of intensive training.
I was amazed as Charles gave me the run down of the daily life of being a marine and what impact it had on his life as a whole. Going deeper into what made this life experience so impactful was an honor and a privilege to say the least.
In This Episode…
What It's like to be in the Marines
- [01.30] A brief history of the United States Marine Corps
- [03.00] I introduce Charles Harger
- [06.09] First day of boot camp in March
- [08.55] MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Stations)
- [12:30] Making the phone call home
- [20.00] Writing gear and staring a hole through me
- [23.00] A hard night watch
- [27.00] Chow line mishaps. Thank the Lord for military covers
- [31.30] Issued an M-16
- [33.10] West coast vs east coast Marines
- [39.00] My family made t-shirts
- [44.27] Combat engineer training
- [50.44] Demolition charges and building bridges
- [52.20] Taking pride in work and not doing things half way
- [53.38] Strong respect for time in the service
- [54.00] Don't disrespect military leaders with Charles
- [60.02] The United States Marines, a huge commitment and not for everyone
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