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Bond Villain
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Big ODSS salute to Bread upon his selection for promotion to Master Sergeant, USMC (E-8)

Earned, not given

Semper Fi! We're proud of you, Brother!


~ John

"We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are"

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Congratulations Bread.
You earned high respect from me, the first minute I met you.
A man of Honor!

Don


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Maybe a Homecoming wetting down is in order??
Congratulations Bread. Hurry home safe.
HB


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Congratulations and well done Bread. Hope to see you soon.
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You daggum skippy right there Hoss. Congratulations Mario!
E-8? we know who's buying the first round of Pepsi when you get back home!
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Congratulations, as senior enlisted man, ODSS, I'll be the first to tack on that crow!


~ Cosmo
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Rocinante, like Don Quixote, he is awkward, past his prime, and engaged in a task beyond his capacities.
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"Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength." ...Eric Hoffer


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Bread, congratulations and my pleasure to consider you a friend.
(also tell mother in law the chipmunk said hello)


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Congratulations Brother. Can't wait to see you home and getting your truck moving again.


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Brother Cosmo ... I must cry "Fowl" on that!! Strike the crows below and belay your swabbo nonsense. He proudly wears crossed rifles. He needs none of your birds or fouled anchors, Sir!

Hambone .... Carl's correct -- "Ya daggum skippy" about that! That first (or second) 3-rocker paycheck should be able to cover a keg (or 2) of 16-point DB.

And some chips.


~ John

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Congratulations and Semper Fi warrior! A huge accomplishment indeed.

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Congratulations Bread!!! I'll buy the beer next time your up.

Thank you for your service.


~ Phillip
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Gentlemen,
Thank you for the kind words and recognition, I guess this is my year. I am proud to serve our great country and I'll continue to stand on that wall as needed.

For sure there will be a wet down. Whether I'm back for Home Coming or not remains to be seen but it will happen. I'll make the proper notification to ensure that the word is passed and the drink of choice is in abundance, along with a feast fit for consumption.

I have to second the fowl on the pinning. I may be surrounded by a bunch of crows but these cross rifles are in the process of becoming bursting
bombs.

It is bitter sweet to have been selected for promotion for I have been promoted out of a job. I'm not to sure where my family I and will go next but where ever the next adventure lies, we'll continue to contribute to the next regional group.

Thank you all for the support and being a part of the family,
Mario


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Well Said Mario!!
I feel blessed to have met you and to have shared some Bread with you.
Pun intended.
Hope to see you in April and the cold ones will be on me.

Don


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Bread,

Congrats on your recent promotion to E-8. Despite not being a marine, I want to welcome you to the E-8 family. It is not an easy task and not many make it to this level.

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Congrats Bread, is this a reserve promotion? Sorry boys, although my stepdad was a Helicopter gunner in Vietnam, had an uncle serve in the Marines in Korea, and my brother was a Marine..I'm not up on the military lingo. I'm pretty sure Bread is a little north of his 20's, so how do our more experienced military men get a promotion?

(Postscript - found out from Bread that he is actually in active duty, and a bright fellow as he is considering settling in Texas after retirement which will be good to have another bolter in our great state.)

Last edited by Allen Lane; 12/20/2015 3:44 PM. Reason: Because I was informed by Bread that Marines should always be capitalized ! I agree.

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Ditto on what everyone has said. As the wearer of a crow myself I feel honored to have met you and know you.Larry


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Our brother Bread was promoted Friday.
The Marine Corps' newest Master Sergeant


~ John

"We are not now that strength which in old days
Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are"

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1949 Chevrolet 3804
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Oh great! Now how am I gonna be able to talk to him! I guess I'll start practicing my pushups. I don't think I can do one without crying from the pain.
Seriously, holy crap you are shooting up the ladder!
Carl


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Congrats Mario!!!


~ Billy
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Looking good Mario! Congrats!!!!


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