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<blockquote data-quote="XGC Filters" data-source="post: 228372" data-attributes="member: 43653"><p><strong>19TH AIRBORNE</strong></p><p></p><p>19th airborne</p><p></p><p>Fort Jackson, I actually did my basic there in august of 1987 and it was miserably hot and humid, I found it humorous how everyone was whinning about how horrible basic was. I grew up in a military family in Annapolis Maryland my mother was a Navy nurse who attained the rank of Captain, and trust me growing up she ran the household like a ship. So i was already use to working hard both at school and at home. I already knew what GI your room was, and how to make a bed so tight you could bounce a quarter off it. Basic training to me was a breeze, and was just like being at home just with a different boss. </p><p></p><p> So look forward to a few road marches, alot of range training, MRE's, push ups, and boot shinning other than that basic is a piece of cake. If you get a chance to go overseas I went to Korea and loved it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="XGC Filters, post: 228372, member: 43653"] [b]19TH AIRBORNE[/b] 19th airborne Fort Jackson, I actually did my basic there in august of 1987 and it was miserably hot and humid, I found it humorous how everyone was whinning about how horrible basic was. I grew up in a military family in Annapolis Maryland my mother was a Navy nurse who attained the rank of Captain, and trust me growing up she ran the household like a ship. So i was already use to working hard both at school and at home. I already knew what GI your room was, and how to make a bed so tight you could bounce a quarter off it. Basic training to me was a breeze, and was just like being at home just with a different boss. So look forward to a few road marches, alot of range training, MRE's, push ups, and boot shinning other than that basic is a piece of cake. If you get a chance to go overseas I went to Korea and loved it. [/QUOTE]
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