On this episode we get on the topic of our mindsets when we were first joining the coast guard.

Last single digit episode!!!! Let’s go! This episode we get into moto tats, weird dudes in the military doing cringey tik toks, the journey to our first unit after graduating outta recruit status at cape may and much more

Ayoooo on this snazzy jawn we get into the infamous NJP (non judicial punishment) story from pilch, Richie talks putting a whole ass MRE bag inside his boot to keep warm (yikes) and other fun stories from our deployments to Cuba and Japan.

On this episode Richie talks Fuji-Q (Disneyland for Japan), and the day to day as a AAV (amphibious assault) mechanic and pilch talks about how his wife was able to visit him while he was actually deployed to GITMO (craaazy) and the day to day as a security guard on post way high up on the towers in the marines in Cuba

Okkkkkkk, On this episode we get into mass punishment, USCG A school, that sweet sweet white box chow, barracks life, on base bars and some more goodies. Apologies for the audio issues! (My dumbass forgot to charge them)

We have our first guest on the pod! Our man Chuck goes over his path from joining the Marines & being a mechanic to then joining the coast guard and serving in multiple units. Pilch missed out on a good one.

Today we dive into good ol uniforms differences, going HAM on the base galley/chow hall and different food spots on base, being the one to switch up lunch for my unit, deployment food, PTing early in the AM, a bad day in this branch versus that branch & coming across strange peeps at boot camp.

This episode we dive into the “why?” of choosing both branches, life In between transitioning branches, looking into the coast guard while still in the marines, how we miss the birthday balls in the Marine Corps and how we wish the Coast Guard threw something similar, & finally we weigh in on the govt shutdown

We dive into major differences between the marine corps and the coast guard such as difference in unit camaraderie, how a check in as a junior dude is COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from one branch to the other and how it’s normal to work double the hours in the marines compared to being a coastie.

Hello and welcome! Thanks for choosing to spend a bit of your precious time with us! On this first episode we introduce ourselves and talk a bit about our journey from snot nosed high schoolers, to the marine corps to now currently serving as active duty in the coast guard.