Comments for Kevin Webb's Blog http://www.kevinwebb22.com My Life As A Marine Corps Reservist. My Experiences, My Opinion, My Family, My Faith & More! Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:51:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Boot Camp Schedule by Kevin http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?page_id=24&cpage=1#comment-2466 Kevin Wed, 08 Sep 2010 00:51:22 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?page_id=24#comment-2466 Hi. Hi.

]]> Comment on Marine Boot Camp: Top 5 Tips For The Crucible by jon http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=203&cpage=1#comment-2453 jon Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:31:18 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=203#comment-2453 i just graduated from parris island on september 3rd platoon 3068 mike company, and the crucible for me was definetly the worst thing i have ever experienced. looking around into everyones eyes and just seeing defeat was bad, but the fact that it was hot, then it rained both thursday and friday made the pain in your feet so much worse because you could not keep them dry. the drill instructers loved yelling "INCOMING" right when we were in a giant puddle. when my platoon got back to the squad bay after the eagle globe and anchor ceremony, i think it was 15 people that were bedrest for that day and a handful were on crutches for a day or two. three people were dropped as heat casualties, and one guy, went through the whole crucible (including the hike back) then once we got to the ceremony, just pretty much passed out, and we found out later both of his kidneys failed and he spent the next week in medical. thank god he still graduated with us. just thought i would share my experience in the crucible in the summer as opposed to the winter i really don't know which is worse. now i just have mct to look forward to haha i just graduated from parris island on september 3rd platoon 3068 mike company, and the crucible for me was definetly the worst thing i have ever experienced. looking around into everyones eyes and just seeing defeat was bad, but the fact that it was hot, then it rained both thursday and friday made the pain in your feet so much worse because you could not keep them dry. the drill instructers loved yelling “INCOMING” right when we were in a giant puddle. when my platoon got back to the squad bay after the eagle globe and anchor ceremony, i think it was 15 people that were bedrest for that day and a handful were on crutches for a day or two. three people were dropped as heat casualties, and one guy, went through the whole crucible (including the hike back) then once we got to the ceremony, just pretty much passed out, and we found out later both of his kidneys failed and he spent the next week in medical. thank god he still graduated with us. just thought i would share my experience in the crucible in the summer as opposed to the winter i really don’t know which is worse. now i just have mct to look forward to haha

]]> Comment on Glenn Beck: Restoring Honor Rally | 8/28/2010 by Restoring Honor: The Truth About The Glenn Beck Rally | 8/28/2010 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=852&cpage=1#comment-2386 Restoring Honor: The Truth About The Glenn Beck Rally | 8/28/2010 Sat, 04 Sep 2010 05:08:32 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=852#comment-2386 [...] Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally that was held in front of the Lincoln Memorial has been under fire from the left-wing liberal media. Liberals are stretching as far out as they can to find something to attack him over. The crowd that attended the rally has been described as old, white, racists, hate-mongers that are just mad that a black man is president. Unfortunately for these critics, the evidence shows a 100% opposite reflection of what really happened at the rally, which was a time of prayer, gratitude, thanks and honor. Besides the atmosphere of peace and prayer that surrounded the National Mall, the estimated 500,000 attendees did not have a single altercation, outbreak, fight or tussle. This is also the first recorded time in history where the attendees actually left the nearly one mile stretch of land in better shape than it was when they arrived; leaving nearly no trash or litter on the grounds. [...] [...] Glenn Beck’s Restoring Honor Rally that was held in front of the Lincoln Memorial has been under fire from the left-wing liberal media. Liberals are stretching as far out as they can to find something to attack him over. The crowd that attended the rally has been described as old, white, racists, hate-mongers that are just mad that a black man is president. Unfortunately for these critics, the evidence shows a 100% opposite reflection of what really happened at the rally, which was a time of prayer, gratitude, thanks and honor. Besides the atmosphere of peace and prayer that surrounded the National Mall, the estimated 500,000 attendees did not have a single altercation, outbreak, fight or tussle. This is also the first recorded time in history where the attendees actually left the nearly one mile stretch of land in better shape than it was when they arrived; leaving nearly no trash or litter on the grounds. [...]

]]> Comment on Hiking: Boot Camp & Marine Combat Training Hikes by Drew F. http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=878&cpage=1#comment-2385 Drew F. Sat, 04 Sep 2010 03:49:04 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=878#comment-2385 Good to know. Thanks for the heads up. Good to know. Thanks for the heads up.

]]> Comment on Marine Combat Training Schedule (MCT) by Boot Camp & Marine Combat Training (MCT) Hiking http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=240&cpage=1#comment-2384 Boot Camp & Marine Combat Training (MCT) Hiking Sat, 04 Sep 2010 03:35:40 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=240#comment-2384 [...] If you are planning on joining the Marine Corps, then you better get used to the idea of hiking everywhere you go. One of the Marine Corps foundational training methods is forced marches and conditioning hikes. What is a forced marching and conditioning hiking? It is putting 150 lbs. of weight into a 90 lbs. pack, grabbing your rifle, your Kevlar and your flak jacket and doing a light run (which the Marine Corps calls hiking). Here’s some details on the hikes that will take place in Boot Camp and during Marine Combat Training. [...] [...] If you are planning on joining the Marine Corps, then you better get used to the idea of hiking everywhere you go. One of the Marine Corps foundational training methods is forced marches and conditioning hikes. What is a forced marching and conditioning hiking? It is putting 150 lbs. of weight into a 90 lbs. pack, grabbing your rifle, your Kevlar and your flak jacket and doing a light run (which the Marine Corps calls hiking). Here’s some details on the hikes that will take place in Boot Camp and during Marine Combat Training. [...]

]]> Comment on Marine Corps Boot Camp: The Crucible by HMAN http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=196&cpage=1#comment-2284 HMAN Mon, 30 Aug 2010 16:20:06 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=196#comment-2284 Good work on this man. It really inspires me. Im swearing in to the Marines here in a couple days and Im so ready, even though it probly wont be until april when i leave. I want to be a marine more than anything. I mean yea Im kinda worried because I have some minor knee problems but I aint lettin that hold me back from gettin the EGA Good work on this man. It really inspires me. Im swearing in to the Marines here in a couple days and Im so ready, even though it probly wont be until april when i leave. I want to be a marine more than anything. I mean yea Im kinda worried because I have some minor knee problems but I aint lettin that hold me back from gettin the EGA

]]> Comment on Emergency Survival Items: The Basics by admin http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=833&cpage=1#comment-2252 admin Sat, 28 Aug 2010 16:04:08 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=833#comment-2252 ... and by the way... If you're going to post childish comments like this on my website, you should at least put your real name so that I don't have to spend my time tracing your IP address, tracking your Facebook and analyzing my web trends just to find out who you are ;) … and by the way…

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]]> Comment on Emergency Survival Items: The Basics by admin http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=833&cpage=1#comment-2251 admin Sat, 28 Aug 2010 15:49:19 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=833#comment-2251 @ur gay, You sound angry. I'd be angry too if I was stationed in Japan. Get over it. @ur gay, You sound angry. I’d be angry too if I was stationed in Japan. Get over it.

]]> Comment on Emergency Survival Items: The Basics by Chris Lynes http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=833&cpage=1#comment-2250 Chris Lynes Sat, 28 Aug 2010 15:28:27 +0000 http://www.kevinwebb22.com/?p=833#comment-2250 @ ur gay, you're retarded. If you're going to disrespect someone via the internet, you should at least try to use proper grammar. It is "you're" not "your". You sound like a 5 year old girl who just got his toy taken away and stuck in the corner. This is a good post. @ ur gay, you’re retarded. If you’re going to disrespect someone via the internet, you should at least try to use proper grammar. It is “you’re” not “your”. You sound like a 5 year old girl who just got his toy taken away and stuck in the corner.

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