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SixTGunr
May 4th, 2008, 17:16
As the receipient of three of those little purple thingys ...
I can assure you that I have had a Corpsman at my side on the battlefield at one time or another many years ago ...

I have had and always will ... hold nothing more than the highest
respect and regards for the Navy Corpsman. I have not only seen
them in action on others but myself as well.

They are definitely "Top Shelf"

Semper Fi & Thank You Docs ... ;)

Below is a poem paying the Marine Grunt some tribute from a Doc.
I just want you Docs to know that goes both ways from my end.
God Bless You Docs

FROM A DOC'S POINT OF VIEW

As a Corpsman in green and not navy blue,
I offer this poem from a Doc's point of view.
We've been honored by stories, poems and such
By Marines we have served with and respected so much.

They speak of our honor, bravery and skill,
And the cry, "Corpsman up!" still gives me a chill.
When a Marine goes down, what will it be?
A trache? Tie off bleeders? Start an IV?

Only one thing is certain as we rush to the scene,
Our ass will be covered by our brothers in green.
You see we're adopted, "Sons of the Corps".
No more "Anchors away" - "Semper Fi" evermore!

It's true when you're wounded, your life's in our hands,
And we'll treat and protect you to the very last man.
For you are our point man, our cover, our shield,
And we count on your skills all our days in the field.

Many a grunt laid his life on the line
To make sure Doc got to the wounded in time.
So, my brothers, I thank you, as all us Docs should.
It's YOU who make us Corpsmen look good!

Semper Fi,
Doc Hutch

Six Out

kmarier2001
May 4th, 2008, 20:50
That was an awesome poem! Thanks for sharing it, Six:)

marine4life
May 5th, 2008, 05:54
Six, that is an awesome poem

lima33doc
May 5th, 2008, 06:27
That was great Six...thank you from a Grunt Doc.

rkdian
May 5th, 2008, 07:15
Thanks for sharing, Six. It put a tear in my eye. ALL OF YOU make me wish I were more in the family than just the Mother of...

marine4life
May 5th, 2008, 08:21
Renee
Sometimes that is more important than being a Marine. Knowing that we have the support makes it that much better

gunga55
May 5th, 2008, 11:24
I were more in the family than just the Mother of...
6 years to late though.

Thanks 6 seen that you are starting to get into the groove here.

SixTGunr
May 5th, 2008, 12:43
Thanks all ...

Renee ... You ARE family as far as I am concerned.
Moms are top shelf in my book ...
And especially to Marines on the battlefield ... More than you'll ever know.

My thoughts and prayers are with your son and the others.

Six

rkdian
May 5th, 2008, 12:46
6 years to late though.

I haven't been a natural blonde in YEARS, but this soared so high over my head I didn't even feel a draft. :confused::D

gunga55
May 5th, 2008, 12:48
42 is the oldest you can be to join. Although thinking about it now I think its younger for 1st enlistment 42 is the limit on going back in.

rkdian
May 5th, 2008, 15:54
I see. There is no way I could have passed the PT at 42! LOL

lima33doc
May 5th, 2008, 17:36
Thanks all ...

Renee ... You ARE family as far as I am concerned.
Moms are top shelf in my book ...
And especially to Marines on the battlefield ... More than you'll ever know.

My thoughts and prayers are with your son and the others.

Six I agree Six...Moms and any other supporters are just as important as those that do the fighting.

marine4life
May 5th, 2008, 18:55
I think moms are actually a little more important. Without the support of a mother, what good is the Marine?

lima33doc
May 5th, 2008, 18:58
I think moms are actually a little more important. Without the support of a mother, what good is the Marine?Well, I went in without the support of my mother...at the point that I went in, it had been several years since I had even spoken to her. Of course it takes a parent, or someone else to support you.

rkdian
May 5th, 2008, 19:07
Well, I went in without the support of my mother...at the point that I went in, it had been several years since I had even spoken to her. Of course it takes a parent, or someone else to support you.

I'll be yo momma too davey. :)

poghmahone
May 7th, 2008, 01:15
Six,

What can I say... but thanks from a grunt doc. Your sentiments and that powerful poem brings tears to my eyes and makes me proud that I was a Devil Doc.

Friendlyme
May 18th, 2008, 04:47
It always touches the heart to read things like these and I am really glad I am a part of this family.