It's uttered by Gunnery Sergeant Hartman (aka “Gunny”) in Stanley Kubrick’s Vietnam movie Full Metal Jacket. The quote, along with others that are unprintable in a family newspaper ...

But Gunny Cook isn’t the only Gunnery Sergeant to have made an impact in the firearm industry. In the 1960s, when I started my career at the General Electric Armament Systems Department ...

Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. Robin Baker came from an extended ... combat engineer to own the cherished Marine rank and title: “Gunny.” She’s also not finished with coming in first.

There are many titles that define the man I am today — retiree, Marine, Vietnam veteran, leatherneck, devil dog, gunnery sergeant, "gunny" and a few others not suitable for writing.

Robert E. Cox Jr. Jan. 15, 1938 – Nov. 19, 2007 Former Resident of Pleasant Hill USMC Gunnery Sergeant (Ret.) Robert E. Cox Jr., aka “Gunny”, passed away peacefully in his Magalia ...

Let’s just say a Marine gunnery sergeant, in a moment of anger, says something to a subordinate like, “oh, fine, you just want to gaff me off, huh? F–k me, right? Just say f–k you ...

Gunnery Sgt. Cameron Tygett faces a special court-martial on charges that he sexually harassed, assaulted and intimidated a total of seven sailors while aboard the amphibious transport dock ...

But when he graduated Marine Corps boot camp at Parris Island, South Carolina, on Friday, he became a gunnery sergeant — a two-rank promotion that will propel him directly into the Corps ...

The Marine veterans who would follow their gunnery ... Sgt. Alfredo Gonzalez who died in one of the battles. Two years after the award, the secretary of Navy announced a ship would be built in ...

In May 2022, Marine Gunnery Sgt. Benjamin Frazier was driving across a bridge in Virginia when he saw a young man on the bridge’s ledge. He also saw that a woman was trying to talk to the man ...