If true, the drill instructor will be dismissed from that job and maybe from the Marines entirely.
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If true, the drill instructor will be dismissed from that job and maybe from the Marines entirely.
If the DI saw prior combat service he may have come unhinged. I can only say, things do happen. Why, this wasn't reported faster or acted upon only goes to show what one can get away with in the climate of boot camp. If the DI remains after this, well I leave it at that. -----Willy ![]()