Never So Proud of My SON !!!!!

[rpm]

  WTG

[68ZooM]

Thanks all  i'm sitting here waiting impatiently for him to call me with all his news. 

[mbailey]

As a Corpsman - that means he will be the most protected individual around a bunch of Marines. 

 
 

I honestly think that id rather have this, then being safe in my moms arms 

[68ZooM]

well he's home ships out 12-12-12 to Great Lakes, Ill. for boot camp then to texas for his corpsman training, he went through some jrotc in highschool so his grade will be E3 when he ships out, i'm excited for him and proud of him.

[mthrockmor]

Right on! +20

I live near Clarksville, TN home of Fort Campbell. I have several friends who started as your son (admitted in the Army) then went into advanced medicine. After some serious schooling they end up being a Physicians Assistant (PA), one step below a doctor making well over $100k/yr on the civilian side. Your son has a very bright future. He is on a great path.

Boo

[Dichotomy]

well he's home ships out 12-12-12 to Great Lakes, Ill. for boot camp then to texas for his corpsman training, he went through some jrotc in highschool so his grade will be E3 when he ships out, i'm excited for him and proud of him.

Check your pm's and where's he going to be in TX?

[68ZooM]

he's going to be at Fort Sam, San Antonio Texas so 9 weeks after 12-12-12 he'' be in texas for his A school training.   yes i read the PM i have to look around for alot of his pictures, what you did was nice for your son.

[Dichotomy]

He's got a friend here in DFW if he needs one sir <S>

And I'll be more than happy to do one for yall.

[Midway]

well he's home ships out 12-12-12 to Great Lakes, Ill. for boot camp then to texas for his corpsman training, he went through some jrotc in highschool so his grade will be E3 when he ships out, i'm excited for him and proud of him.

Me too and of you.   

[Grayeagle]

Congratulations for your and your son.

As a corpsman(medic) ..when he gets out he can step right into any VA hospital that has an opening
..some will make a spot for him even.
They are golden.

If he decides to pursue that career he has a leg up on most ..Licensed Practical Nurse, RN, Certified Nurse Aneasthologist
..even Doctor are very much achievable goals.

Met a few here an there while I was workin as an LPN
..they all said it was a short step to become an LPN when they got out of the service,
.. every one I met was workin on their RN college courses and planning to go up the chain from there.

-Frank aka GE

[Selino631]

 

[Seanaldinho]

One of the nurses at the hospital On Eglin AFB was an ex PJ. Whenever I had to give blood I asked for him because well he never did miss... I guess doing it at night in a helicopter is good practice. 

Best of luck to your son.

[Babalonian]

Congrats to you and your son UrSelf!   

Navy Corpsman are something else too, really impressive. 

[Hajo]

Must have had a good dad  

 

Undoubtedly!  Well done!  Salute him for me.

[Rich52]

I work a part time detail at a major airport and run across a lot of youngsters oTW to Basic Training and Im consistantly impressed with the young people selected for military service. Maybe cause Im always around Mommas boys punk gangstas, but even if I wasnt I'd still be proud of the character of these young people that are beginning the greatest journey of their life.

My son is going to follow his old mans footsteps into USAF. I'll be proud too. Congrats on your son.