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Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels

So how do people in the military see the stereotype from each branch? I always thought it was:
Marines: the linebacker from High School, not bright enough to fear death, but strong enough to avoid it

Stupid enough to let them tell you what job you will have while serving, because you get the "priviledge" of being a Marine

Navy: doesn't want to see a lot of combat, but doesn't want the stigma of bein Air Force

Gay (sorry Dayze)


Army: ?? Never really knew anything about it

Can't figure out what branch you wanted so you picked this, Army is full of reeruns, especially MI. UGH!


Air Force: most likely to be afraid of gunfire, but also most likely to win military jeopardy..

The smart ones, honestly. Air force got ridiculed for having the cupcake service, but they had a sweet gig.

While I was stationed at Presidio of Monterey, which happens to be one of the finest bases for Army grunts, the Airmen were earning substandard housing pay, meaning the housing accommodations weren't up to par with Air Force standards.

The best stereotype though is Air Force women, they lived up to the name Air Mattresses for sure.

I'm probably WAY off base, though.

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