I pulled six years, two floats, Somalia, Bosnia, honorable discharge.  It's 
just a way of not putting my real email addres or fullname in the list.

Chesty was a good guy, there's no disrespect intended.  But as much as know 
of him, i heard he was a General who wanted the Medal of Honor so bad but 
ended up with 5 Navy Crosses.  I don't have any real feelings one way or the 
other about the guy.  Perhaps I should change it to Smedley Butler or John 
Dailey...  maybe Archibald Henderson.

Maybe you don't recognize me, but I thought we knew each other.- last name 
is Small, first name is Matt.  I got tired of disliking seeing my name 
and.or feelings in Google searches, especially since these debates on here 
get heated sometimes.

Anyway, I wore the EGA, graduated bootcamp at Parris Island, got a couple of 
NJPs, am a Shellback, sailed the Suez, and got married and divorced within 6 
months, so I know I'm a real Marine.

- Matt



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ken Ketsdever" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 2:52 PM
Subject: Chesty Puller, WTF?


> Alright, I've sat quietly on the sidelines as long as I can.  Matt is
> it? wtf?
>
> Why would you possibly use Chesty Puller at a moniker?
>
> I am hoping for a good answer, prove me wrong, but here is my take on
> it.
>
> #1. Must be some candy ass civilian wanna-be Marine, who never had the
> balls to actually get his ass kicked in boot camp, but wants to be
> associated with the Marine Corps and one of the greatest Marines of all
> time.
>
> #2. Could be some ex-Marine living in the past, (like high school
> football hero who never did anything else, Al Bundy, Hank Hill ...).
> He'd have probably been shot by his own guys in combat, because he
> didn't understand the Esprit de corps back then either.  Was probably
> the weakest link in his unit and made his unit better by leaving.
> However, he wants the world to know "I was a Marine!". The lack of
> respect for Chesty Pullers good name is indication enough of how
> clueless he really is.
>
> For those of you who don't understand, I can only say it is probably
> like someone using "Jesus" as their moniker (for the non-religious in
> the group I can't think of another example, but I hope you get the
> idea). It reeks of arrogance and lack of respect.
>
>
>
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