I thought his Comment was Spot on with the Mali Deployment. Key points, the US Armed Forces Lose to many people like Cpl. Brewster for dumb shit like DUIs. Another, the Italian Sergeant leaving after 10-years, the assessment is correct. After 10-years making the transition to Civilian Life is harder than you can believe, Joe and others know what I am saying. The 1st 6-Months will be fine but then the vary hard cold fact really sets in...I am no longer a Marine on Active Duty and I can never be that again, the exact same for Legionnaires. I did not watch the RM video. I think his opinion of the Legionnaires is quite high, much respect. Last Point, if there are any pretenders reading this and you plan to join and are getting up there in age, you will have to do far more to maintain that level of fitness and you will guaranteed suffer more orthopedic injuries, you're not 17 any longer. I served on Active Duty from 25 to 45. At 45, my god it was hard, harder you can imagine. Many many injuries that will never go away. No more Meniscus in my left knee, a hip replacement for my left hip, and more Steroid Injections in my back, knees, and shoulders.