With over 650 Air Force cadets enrolled each fall, we are the largest AFROTC Detachment in the Nation! Texas A&M's AFROTC program is also one of the nation's oldest, having been established in the early 1920s as one of four Air ROTC units
I went to A&M and have literally hundreds of friends that were in the corp, and thousands of people I know that were.
How does that mean that "Most of the corp are airforce"?
Why not just admit my actual experience trumps your universe of friends and associates? Your knowing those people has nothing to do with the issue at hand: which branch were they in? It wasn't the Marine Corps, or very rarely, and that's not a knock on aTm. It's just reality.
LOL. You are saying your experience trumps mine? Ok, whatever you need. I know these people and which ones are 1) under contract and 2) which branch.
Good for you. Now tell me how many of them are Marines?
Just about 10% of the last commissioned class were Marines. If that were to be true of every class then there are thousands of them. I don't know the specific breakdown any more than you do. But I know S-2 wasn't a small group and they were all Marine contracted, and not the only one.
yeah while i was serving I did not meet any officers that went there.. But the most common college that I noticed many of the officers went to were military schools like VMI.. our XO, Armory LT, and CO all went there
actual academy? What does that mean? A&M is an actual military academy, one of six.
no, I mean to go Annapolis or Colorado.. where they actually get a degree from.
I doubt you are correct. Here is an excerpt from their Facebook page:
Whatever you want to believe. you live on 2 year old pandemic Facebook posts, and I'll just rely on my actual knowledge of going there and knowing many, many marine contracts over my 4 years there.
You brought up S-2, I didn't and how your're complaining about the timeline. LMAO Is there any issue you are not an expert on? Just asking. No kidding. You argue with everyone about everything and you're never wrong. And here I deigned to correct The Expert. @Thiefery was in the Marines too. Go read his posts.
Any issue I'm not an expert on? You are talking about your anecdotal knowledge of the student breakdown of a school you didn't go to, with someone who did. And trying to talk shit to me about pretending to know everything? Pardon the fuck out of me for providing you with stats which you disagree with because a Facebook post from 2 years ago says something slightly different.
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Did I pick the S-2 not knowing the timeline? No you did. And when you got caught with your pants down on the facts you resorted to (WAIT FOR IT) Covid. Am I dealing with Joe Biden here? This is hilarious. I didn't have to go to any school on the planet to know if very few of their graduates are in an organization I was a member of and I still spend a lot of time around in social events sponsored by that organization. You never should have stepped into a hole with someone who knows more about an issue than you do. So walk it off, OK? You're a pretender when it comes to the Marine Corps. I likely know a lot less than you do about many subjects but the military and business are two areas you are never going to beat me on.Any issue I'm not an expert on? You are talking about your anecdotal knowledge of the student breakdown of a school you didn't go to, with someone who did. And trying to talk shit to me about pretending to know everything? Pardon the fuck out of me for providing you with stats which you disagree with because a Facebook post from 2 years ago says something slightly different.
How did I get caught with my pants down? I said about 10% went Marines. You countered with "nu uh, only 2 of 14 did according to Facebook". 2/14 is >10% genius. I merely pointed out you are basing your facts on a pandemic era Facebook photo.
You seriously messed up with your post #67.
Well, you appear to be an expert so I'll just let you live in your little world. Army makes up the majority of the contracted corp, but whatever.