MilitarySpot.com is running its first print ad, and it will be in the next issue of Leatherneck Magazine! We're looking forward to having hard-charging Devil Dogs participating here in our forums and elsewhere at MilitarySpot.com.

Tell that to the Marines! Semper Fi - Do or Die

Wow, that's GREAT news!! Do you know the content of the ad, what it will be discussing, and the date the magazine is coming out?

I assume you mean the December issue?! GTG!

Yes, the December issue, which debuts November 26th! New visitors and new members - if you found our site through Leatherneck Magazine, let us know.

TOW, did you happen to see the ad in the mag?? I haven't ran across anyone here that found us thought that yet, but I am sure they will be here before long.

Well, I received a complimentary issue in the mail today (12/01/2004). The ad is in the December issue on page 67.

Good deal. Do you guys know if I can buy that magazine in like a local shopping center like Wal-Mart or Winn Dixie??

I would like to see it too..is there any way someone can post the ad here?

Hey where can we get it or where can it be ordered from? I would like to read it.

This is the Web site:
http://www.mca-marines.org/leatherneck/index.htm

Not sure if you can find it in a regular bookstore.

pretty neat website but I still couldn't find the ad, dangit..but I did save that site to my fav list..

"Leatherneck Magazine", and its counterpart "Marine Corps Gazette", are not available via the local bookstores; but, are available at your nearest Marine Corps Recruiting Station/Sub-Station.
If there is a Marine Corps League Detachment or Marine Corps Reserve Unit close by, they should have extra copies on hand.
The Marine Corps Association website is easy to get the skinny, as well.

I hope that every Jarhead here is a member of the MCA. Great organization and you get Leatherneck sent to you as well.

I retired after doing my twenty in the Corps, and count myself very lucky indeed.....I am actually working everyday, in one of the old transient barracks at MCAS Yuma. Its now converted in to office spaces, all three decks. I get a sense of deja-vu everyday when I come into work. I was stationed here for 8 years, did the desert shield/storm thing outta here. Met and married my wife in one of the local watering holes in Yuma. Still get my haircut at the base barbershop in the same chair....by the same guy! (his hands still shake, but still gives a good haircut!)

Semper Fi
The Gunny