Sgt Jolley

Cpl Jolley 1st Platoon, India Company FPO San Diego, CA 92102 30MAR25 Missy, I didn't get the chance you write you this letter before we shipped out, for that I am deeply sorry. We didn't leave off on the best of terms before I left and that's not how I wanted our last talk to have gone, please forgive me. Things seem to be heading in a worse direction every single day, we are getting ready to step off on our first mission, I can't indulge in what it contains but, people will die, foe, friend, it doesn't matter, the loss of life in this war will be extravagant as it already has reached multiple boiling points. I know you are probably following along on the news. It doesn't tell the story of what truly is going on over here. I have faith in our militaristic might to defeat our enemy, but not until many more have to die. I don't know if my name will be on that list but there's always that chance that it might. If I don't make it home just know that my final thoughts will be of you, no matter what. Words cannot truly describe my feelings that I have towards you, it sickens me that we must be separated for such a long period of time. I would much rather be back in that house, solving our problems, holding you until we lulled off into a peaceful sleep. I promise that I will fight the hardest battles and the toughest wars to make it back into your arms one day, I can promise that. I love you with all of my heart and will find my way back to you in due time. Please tell everyone back home how much I miss them and will continue to miss them until I am back. I will send another when I can, until then, know that I am always thinking about you. Until next time my dear. Love yours truly, Jolley

Members & Visitors to our forum It has been a time honored tradition that during the deployment cycle the troops of the 15th MEU Realism Unit write letters to loved ones detailing missions, activities and thoughts as if they were away from home for the 6-7 months of a typical MEU deployment. This helps with the immersion of the deployment cycle and has, at times, been very humorous for members and at times very realistic as they sometimes reflect actual content of letters written from real service members when they were deployed into harms way. These letters have, over the last few deployments been posted in the more public area of our forum to allow the casual visitor the chance to get a glimpse of what goes on in a realism unit of our size during the deployment cycle. This thread will be the "Post Office" for our deployment. If you wish to become part of the unit after reading some of these posts or watching some of our videos, don't hesitate to hit the join button, We are always recruiting. -Original message copied from Maj P. Caesar and Maj D. Johansen I wanted to start this up again to let anyone express their creative writing skills to the best of their ability and allow for the immersion and story-building to follow us through our deployment cycle.

Sorry, I've had something come up and I can no longer attend.

LCpl Jolley respectfully requesting Platoon Corpsman, Takistan.

different take on the previous picture with better upscaling and quality.

Gonna post some old screenshots and future one's here from now on. First one, SOI day three I believe, Circa 8/23/2019 @ HMC (FMF) (Ret) T. Savage in the same class First Op as a FTL, didn't even make it to PFC yet. me and @ SSgt Reep as FTL's after coming up in 2-1-A together. First fun OP I ever participated in, was super fun, got to meet a bunch of awesome dude's. Will post more as I find more hidden.

This was taken from Sgt Elkins stream when him and Zahj were yelling at PFC Parle to move out of an alley full of mines, instead of listening, he says What like 2 times then blows up and it was funny as fuck.