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07-14-2012, 03:33 AM
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Marines are not called soldiers
I just had a long debate trying to convince a guy who really wants to call all Servicemen "soldiers". It started out as Marines are not called Soldiers because...they are Marines.
This guy said "Soldiers are defined as serving in a military. All the above serve in the military, therefore they are under the umbrella of a soldier. But if defined by what society wants sure." You call people in the Navy, Sailors. Air Force is Airmen. Now got you "jobs" in the branches like Navy pilots, Air Force pilots and Marine pilots. But in the board sense, each branch are called their respective terms. Marines are not Soldiers. I want to know other people's opinions about this.
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