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510_STANG
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yup boot camp nov 7th for the United states Coast Guard a lil scard but what can i do.. anyone have any helpful info to get me prepared thanks
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Fast_Bitch
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start running every morning . . .. oo and dont forget to start rationing down on what you eat , no candy no chocolate or coffee if you drink it . . . [ October 22, 2005, 02:58 PM: Message edited by: Fast_Bitch ]
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1Sicgt
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talk to 2nsane, he's in the coast guard. He can give you pointers. ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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94gt
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make sure you pack stamps, envelopes, paper, and pens. Dont bring any toys or magazines, they will see that and make fun of you when they do your inital bag search.
Also, I HIGHLY suggest that you cut your hair neatly, shave (if you have a beard or goatee) and wear plain clothing so you dont stand out for the time that you are a "rainbow" still.
In all reality its a big mind game, they break you down and they mold you and instill you with military teachings. Worry about doing your stuff 1st, before helping out others... and be a perfectionist at it too.
and most of all, relax! ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
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Posts: 5777 | From: Beavercreek, OH | Registered: Jul 2003
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510_STANG
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thanks guys good pointers
Posts: 343 | From: 510 | Registered: Mar 2004
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stangless
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to you. Good luck. I admire and respect anyone who decides to follow a law enforcement and/or military career. Good luck.
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SEMPERFI510
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Don't worry you'll have fun it's only the coast guard:D In all reality just make sure you can run and are in decent shape and you should be fine. I don't know how they do it in the coast guard but anything that was on my person was confisgated in Marine boot. Good LUck
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510_STANG
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thanks for the advice guys
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Glenn
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Hey man, just remember everything is a game. Don't take anything personal. I have been in for 5 years now, and I have no complaints. Also do you have a garaunteed A school or are you going in as a Non-rate. [ October 23, 2005, 05:04 PM: Message edited by: Glenn ]
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94gt
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quote: Originally posted by Glenn: Hey man, just remember everything is a game. Don't take anything personal. I have been in for 5 years now, and I have no complaints. Also do you have a garaunteed A school or are you going in as a Non-rate.
those are good tips too man! I sure as hell hope he got a garunteed slot in a career field, going open general is a big gamble, IMHO
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Glenn
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quote: Originally posted by 94gt: quote: Originally posted by Glenn: Hey man, just remember everything is a game. Don't take anything personal. I have been in for 5 years now, and I have no complaints. Also do you have a garaunteed A school or are you going in as a Non-rate.
those are good tips too man! I sure as hell hope he got a garunteed slot in a career field, going open general is a big gamble, IMHO
It is the quickest way to advance. I've seen many Non rates stay in the same paygrade for a long time.
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94gt
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I hear you there, a larger career field definantly gives more slots for promotions. ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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510_STANG
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yea i will be paid e-3 its a good chunck of cash and my job will be PSU port security unit i'll be a reserve as well..
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5150Z28
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Boot camp shouldn't be too difficult. Just run a lot and do lots of sit ups. I barely took anything with me when I went to Marine bootcamp because my recruiter said they would take it all. I pretty much showed up with the clothes on my back, a clean haircut and clean shaven. Good luck and thanks for serving your country.
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Wildfire532FB
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Anyone watch that SOS: Coast Guard Rescue show on Discovery channel i think?
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Glenn
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quote: Originally posted by 5150Z28: Boot camp shouldn't be too difficult. Just run a lot and do lots of sit ups. I barely took anything with me when I went to Marine bootcamp because my recruiter said they would take it all. I pretty much showed up with the clothes on my back, a clean haircut and clean shaven. Good luck and thanks for serving your country.
yeah, you really don't need to bring anything, except some underwear. everything else should be provided, if not they will let you run to the exchange to get some stuff real quick.
quote: Originally posted by Cobra5.0Jeep: Anyone watch that SOS: Coast Guard Rescue show on Discovery channel i think?
Haven't seen it yet, but if it is anything like the stuff seen on perfect storm, i actually have been in waters like that, and I am talking 40-60' swells. I almost Shit my pants!!!
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510_STANG
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quote: Originally posted by Cobra5.0Jeep: Anyone watch that SOS: Coast Guard Rescue show on Discovery channel i think?
yea i seen it its bad ass
Posts: 343 | From: 510 | Registered: Mar 2004
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510_STANG
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quote: Originally posted by 5150Z28: Boot camp shouldn't be too difficult. Just run a lot and do lots of sit ups. I barely took anything with me when I went to Marine bootcamp because my recruiter said they would take it all. I pretty much showed up with the clothes on my back, a clean haircut and clean shaven. Good luck and thanks for serving your country.
thanks bro
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