It’s September 14th, 2018, my 18th birthday. It’s a rainy day, as I walk up the stairs from my room I think to myself, “Wow! Im legally an adult, I can now buy a gun, I can have my truck title in my name!” Then it hits me, “I can finally enlist for the Marine Corps.” I’ve waited for this day since I was 13. I’ve never told any family members about it because they would never let me. After school as I drive to Alex to the recruitment offices I get a phone call from my mom “Jack what the hell do you think you're doing?” (one of my friends must have told her because they think i am crazy doing it) I tell her “mom it's my responsibility to protect my country and defend all its people you can’t talk me out of it, I love you.” and I hang up the phone. It's going to be a rough dinner.
Ever since I was 10 or so I have been thinking about joining the military it was when I was 13 I choose the Marines. I choose the Marines because everyone in my family has been in every branch but the Marines. I think joining the military of any branch is …show more content…
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