Where can I find more information about Marine Corps schooling they go to after boot and advanced training?
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Scrappy has it pretty much right.  Ask a recruiter.  Be sure to ask your recruiter what his MOS is though, because my recruiter wasn't really in the infantry and didn't know much about it.  Luckily, another recruiter was and could answer all my questions.  Try to speak to someone in an S-2 office.
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I went through Marine Corps Boot Camp at MCRD San Diego back in 1995, Hotel Company, platoon 2113.\n\nBecoming a Marine, is a very personal experience.  They literally break you down from what you were.  They strip away all of your ill-concieved notions about everything, and then they mold you into the man or woman that the Marine Corps wants you to be.\n\nThe first month, the recruit goes through rigorous training, drilling and exercise.  Hell, the first few days, they get barely a few hours of sleep.\n\nThe second month is spent almost entirely in the field.  Learning to fire an M16 and other weapons.  Learning about combat and all of its aspects.\n\nThe third and final month, is the finishing touches.\n\nIt was the hardest and easiest thing I ever did.  I look back on those months, remembering how I hated it, and I smile, realizing it wasn't all that bad.
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I spent 8 years in the marine corps myself so im partial to my brother marines, but there not for everyone, go to go navy.com go army.com (etc) and see what they have to offer for your own personel needs and desires,that or go to your nearest recrutement center and talk with them personaly, no matter which way you go on your choice, if you get in and can hack the training you'll find yourself a better fit humanbeing.and no matter what branch you chose it falls true in all cattigories, you'll have an alliance of brothers that will be there for you and to help you out in almost all situations ,,,,,,,,,good luck too you always and god be with you,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Stinger5906,,,,,,,,,,
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Try this US Army link:\nhttps://crc.army.mil/Multimedia/detail.asp?iData=77&iCat=546&iChannel=19&nChannel=Multimedia
166131
i am a sea cadet from Munro Division in Cape May, NJ.  If you have been in the program for a least two years, if you attend boot camp you will graduate at a higher pay grade.  If you plan on being an officer, it helps alot with the selection process if you choose an academy or NROTC.  I have applied for NROTC and have been accepted to The Citadel, VMI, and Penn State.  All are NROTC schools.
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Oak Ridge Military Academy\n\nhttp://www.oakridgemilitary.com/
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YOU MIGHT TRY MILITARY.COM FOR ALL STATISTICS ON POW'S AND THEIR ESCAPE TO FREEDOM AS A VET ISAW SOME BUT NOT ENOUGH TO GIVE FULL DETAIL USMC 1966 - 1972
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Sorry, but that PROBABLY won't help you.  The USMC gets it's officers from the US Navy, and they have, for the most part, attended Annapolis.  \n\nIf the marines have an OCS, then you might be able to go that route.
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http://www.marines.com/page/usmc.jsp?flashRedirect=true\n\nIf that link does not work, although it should. Go to http://www.marines.com then in the upper right hand corner, click on the 'Request More Information' tab. It will allow you to email someone at the other end of the server. :)
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There are several places you can go...\nhttp://www.usafns.com/email.shtml#A4\nhttp://anyservicemember.navy.mil/\nhttp://neworleanswebsites.com/cat/co/c-et/c-et.html\nhttp://www.stripes.com/03/mar03/support303.html
231961
Check this out, it's 12-1/2 weeks.  It's a hell of a lot harder than all the other boot camps, but you'll be a Marine.  It truly is worth it.  Get in really good shape and have your recruiter teach you some close order drill before hand.  The Marine Corps even after boot camp is hard, so when you're cold, wet, tired, starving, and pissed off in the middle of the night on post, think of the people you're standing for and protecting, and of the ones that came before you.  Never give up and keep your chin up.
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Okay, this is how it works.  Once he has picked a "job" or in Army terms, a MOS, then he will be told what AIT, Advanced Individaul Training School, he will go to.  Everyone is different.  After he finishes that he will go to his permanent duty station.  Hope this helps.
988536
You obviously know nothing about the military or military life.  There's a chain of command just as there is in any large corporation, there's structure, rules and regulations to follow.  Post boot camp there's defense training, MOS schools, they learn codes of conduct and warfare and are held to a higher standard than sloppy, low moral civilians.  You don't see ANY service member wandering through Wal Mart in their pajama bottoms like you do civlian slobs.  There's an actual education to be had upon enlisting that goes well beyond the confines of a classroom....an education and lifestyle, pride in your job and pride in defending your country and the Constitution.
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http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos081.htm\n\nlook under:\n\nTraining, Other Qualifications, and Advancement
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http://www.anysoldier.com\nhttp://www.anymarine.com
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LOTS of hard work.  Boot Camp is designed to break you down and build you up to be the marine that they want you to be.
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Good trying to join the MCorps, Marine Corps vet here.  Just keep studying and applying yourself.  Have someone call out questions to you till you get it right.  You can always take the test again for another bootcamp class.  Dont give up, because if that what you want to be, a Marine, they dont give up!  Keep excercising also, lots of physical endurance as well.  Good Luck!!!