should i re-enlist in the Marine Corps for another 4 years?

Answer 1

follow your heart MARINE...GO FOR IT

Answer 2

My husband did 7 years in the Marine Corps and then he got out. He loved the Marine Corps and still does, the Marines gave him discipline and experience to excell in his next job - California Highway Patrol. He loves that job now too. My only advice is my husband wanted to get out after 4 years but didn't have anything lined up as far as a job, so he stayed in and did another 3. I have seen it all too many times where a Marine gets out hoping to get a job here or there and it doesn't work out and then uh oh!! No job no money. Make sure you know what you want to do if you do choose to get out. Also, if you have people that are willing to help you out than it shouldn't be a hard transition for you either.

Answer 3

nicely first of all you shouldnt have acted like a youngster once you entered the corp. Did you get a RE code, I dont imagine you'd be able to come again in, because of your "lower than honorable discharge", shall we only say the protection pressure can no longer re-enlist someone who has questionable moral behaviour at the same time as in the corp. It doesnt harm to attempt to re-enlist. yet you could nicely be dissatisfied because the protection pressure is presently downsizing and is way less in all probability to recruit priors, criminal archives, dqable wellbeing situations. they choose those with clean slates, no criminal archives.

Answer 4

Hi there Jarhead..lol....I was in for 6 yrs from 77-83 and after the first 4 yrs they should offer u another 2 or 3 yrs and a stripe..Make u get all the details b4 u decide to reinlist...BUT..Yes u should stay in ...b/c u get to see some beautiful country and with the job market like it is ...Think about it ...U have money coming in every month ..So GL if u stay in

Answer 5

Can you ever really leave the Corps? Either way.... it's cool... you had your experience... you served. I think it's funny that most people that are saying NO are people who probably never served anything bigger than themselves. I don't remember seeing any of them here in Iraq. At home I didn't see any of them voluteering at the homeless shelter, I didn't see them volunteering at their kids school, I didn't see them in the Jaycees, I didn't see them in the Masonic Lodge, etc....

Semper Gumby... Always Flexible

Answer 6

I say yes,because you can retire in 20 yrs be mid 40s getting a check and all the benifits that go with the military,all you gotta do is be smart and dont get killed...

Answer 7

No. Unless your gung-ho. Come back to the real world, it is better to be a civilian, than in the military. I havent saluted anybody since i left the military, everybody is the same rank out here.

Answer 8

WHATS the best reason why you would not want to re-up? compare that with why you would want to stay. ive noticed that marines are generally respected in the business world.

Answer 9

Two questions...do you have a family of your own..and...is your life insurance all paid up??

If youve answered yes to these 2 questions..then the answer is NO!!!

If your Superman..please see..."Super heroes and theyre problems"

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Answer 10

thank you for being in the service to start. but no don't rejoin it is sad to see the veterans come back to nothing. no wives no homes due to divorce. and what kind of job you gonna get the military may have trained you but they wont help you get a job. so get use to saying welcome to wal mart

Answer 11

THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ONLY THINK OF FINANCIAL WEALTH AND POWER. ENTERING THE U.S. ARMED FORCES FOR THE EXPERIENCE IS ONE THING. TO SUBJECT YOURSELF TO ANOTHER FOUR YEARS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL TORMENT IS ANOTHER. LOVE YOURSELF FIRST, AS WELL AS, THOSE WHO HAVE SUPPORTED YOU THROUGHOUT. THE BATTLE IS HERE IN THE USA.