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 Hard Corps, The (2006)
IMDB rating: 5.30
Plot: Jean-Claude will be playing a Combat Vet who’s just spent the last 3 years fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq, who is hired to be a bodyguard to a former World Heavyweight Boxing champ to protect him and his family against a Rap Music Mogul. He sets up a team called “The Hard Corps”, complications arise when the boxer suspects that his sister may be in love with the bodyguard.
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Directors: Lettich Sheldon
Actors: Van Damme Jean-Claude,Adoti Razaaq,Bryant Peter,Bottitta Ron,Leacock Viv,Holmes Adrian,Griffin Mark,Selmour Ron,Au Aaron,Bell Dexter,Christopher Julian,Bell Doron,Action,Thriller,
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How to cope with spouse joining Marine Corps?
I am feeling torn between doing the right thing (serving your country) and keeping my boyfriend here at home. He has decided to join the Marine Corps, and I know deep down that it is something that he should and needs to do, but at the same time, it’s hard to cope with it. What do you guys think the "right" mentality should be for this situation?
Be proud of him. Its a huge sacrifice; I understand all too well that its a sacrifice on both ends (im in the marine corps). Relationships do get hard with that seperation, but truely if you love him then you will be fine. Thats all that it needs. The military can give a very good way of life for a couple once they are married. Full health insurance for both of you and any kids, the best student aid out of anyone (the GI bill). So like I said just be proud, the Marine Corps makes a man out of kids, hes already a good man if hes joining. HONOR COURAGE AND COMMITMENT those are the core values of the Marine Corps but they apply in all aspects to the gfs and wives just think of that
"The hardest thing about being a Marine…… is loving one" awesome quote
Kurt | Nov 09, 2009
SUPPORT! Support! Support! If it’s what he wants to do, you need to show him that you’re there for him. I know it’s hard, trust me.. Been there, done that. But I was what kept my boyfriend motivated. I hated his decision to join, and I still hate the Marine Corps. BUT it is something he needed to do for himself. Things get so so hard sometimes, and trust me hun.. You will cry more than you ever thought possible. But it is totally worth it. Let him join, and don’t try to talk him out of it.. Or make him feel guilty. The "right" thing to do is to stand behind him 100 % of the way. He’s going to need all the love & support he can get.
I love my Marine | Nov 09, 2009
Since you know him best, better then us surely, and you say you know the right thing to do, you know this is something he really wants and needs to do, then all you can do to keep him as your significant other is to stay positive and supportive. You’ll be able to be really proud of him. People that don’t even know him will be proud of him. You will be proud of yourself in the end also because being with a Marine is no easy task. There will be deployments (generally two 7 month deployments during one full enlistment, or 1 full 14 month. I’ve heard of more, I’ve heard of less. if he goes for 12-14 months he will get a 2 week leave period to come home sometime during the deployment, not including travel time.) Most woman always look at the down side: he’s going to be gone for so long and the danger and all that. The danger factor all matters on location and job withing the USMC. Afghanistan isn’t the safest place which is no secret but within time it will be in good shape. Iraq is ready to close down and move out. When Bush dropped 30,000 troops, violence dropped by like 95% fast in Iraq. I know that my boyfriend will most likely go to afghanistan especially Obama decides to push more troops but I know it is best for the troops out there already and this country. There’s a decent chance Afghanistan will have made some improvements by the time your boyfriend deploys for the first time. He may not even end up there. But what the women never realize is the benefit of the sweetheart’s absence: not only is her man doing good for the country as well as his fellow troops and she isn’t forgotten by her fellow military wives and the sacrifice she is making, but if the couple has the love and stregnth to make it through the separation, they will have a life long experience under their belt, the door for communication is wider than ever, you learn more about eachother on the deepest levels because that is all you have, that is all you can do is get closer from the experience. The intimacy that grows from the deployments, lasts long after he comes home. I recommend you check out militarysos.com it is great place to connect with women that have gone through what you are going through right now. I didn’t get together with my boyfriend until after he was already halfway through his contract so I don’t know much about what you’re going through but there are woman on that site and it is free to join. Good luck.
~K~ | Nov 10, 2009
