In February 2006, the Marine Corps launched its MySpace profile. A thoroughly predictable page, it boasts a streaming video that might best be termed boot-camp-on-speed -- complete with clips of a stereotypical drill instructor barking out commands and a bullet-cam speeding toward a target on the rifle range. The site even offers downloadable desktop wallpapers, mainly Marine Corps "anchor and globe" emblems or photos of World War II vintage Marines. Conspicuously, there isn't a modern image in sight in any way evocative of the war in Iraq (deployment pressure from which recently caused the Corps to announce that it would force reservists to return involuntarily to duty due to a lack of volunteers).

By July, according to an Associated Press report, "430 people ha[d] asked to contact a Marine recruiter through the site

..any good songs on there? Thats a serious following:silly:

These are the people who ran Abu Grahib !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!