Marlboro Marine
Matthew J BrdeckaLife as a United States Marine and Marine Corps veteran.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | marlboromarine.substack.com |
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I didn’t realize how much I’d miss running as a Marine.
Man, I have no clue how I could run forever hungover. When I was training to take the Marine Recon Indoc, I won eighteen games of beer pong at my sister’s college apartment, and then I ran seventeen miles the next morning. It’s crazy to thi...
A Killer Voice
When I was a Marine and I yelled, I became a different being entirely. My voice deepened and I roared like a bear or lion. When I yelled, “Hey, Marine!” Every Marine within a quarter mile looks around to see if they’re the Marine I was talk...
Are HR Democrats discriminating against me because I am a veteran?
I will never forget the humbling experience of working as a dishwasher at the Biloxi VA for occupational work therapy and being told I wasn’t qualified to wash dishes, while I was washing dishes with two bachelor degrees from The Ohio State...
Marine Corps Bootcamp Field Day
I’ll never forgot the first time I heard the word field day at bootcamp. For some reason I thought field day was like field day in grammar school or something. You know, where you run relays and do team events like tug-of-war or something a...
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Warrior for Christ, Marine Corps veteran, Ohio State alumnus, political scientist, and Artist General of The Artistic Lifestyle Revolution.
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