Author: SgtGrit

I served from 1983 – 1989 and always thought about getting a tattoo but was not sure of what USMC design, or if I would end up regretting it over time. It's been 17 years since I got out, and I still want one, so I got this in January of 2006. read more

Our Flag represents our country, and Freedom. The Flag is old, tattered, torn, and faded like the scars from our country. But our Flag still waves and is replenished by the birth of new veterans.

Semper Fi. Coby Moore, USMC

Me and my buddy from back home both got the bulldog tat the night we graduated from boot camp. I got the EG&A when I got off of active duty (for training, reservist) in March of 2004.

To all my fellow Marines out there–Semper Fidelis and be careful where ever you are. read more

I got this tat in honor of my buddy I served with. He had got the tattoo first and mentioned I should get the same one also since he was leaving for his 1st tour in Iraq… I told him when he comes home alive from Iraq, then I’ll get it. He returned in Sept. 06… the next week I was sitting in the chair for this 3½ hour work of art. The other tat (U.S.M.C. on my forearm) was my 1st oohrah tattoo read more

Hey
I just graduated this past Friday and I just had to run out and get a tattoo. I was really happy about the way it turned out.

Semper Fi Sgt Grit,
Here's my tattoo! This is my own design. My name is Jim Hughes Plymouth Ma.
Cpl.USMC 68-70 grunt 0331
Semper Fi to all my Marine brothers & sisters past, present,and future,
Thanks for serving

Sgt. Grit
I had the honor of serving in our Corps from 1963 ~ 1968. It took me 45 years from then to find "my" Marine tattoos. I hope everyone enjoys them as much as I do. And remember the old saying about "Our Emblem and how if something stood still, we would slap one on it? Well…the last picture is of my girl's left calf..I guess she wasn't moving fast enough.
Dan Mills
Winter park FL read more