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Not the crew of a submarine? If so, would the crew of a [[destroyer]] be a countersubculture? | Not the crew of a submarine? If so, would the crew of a [[destroyer]] be a countersubculture? | ||
Seriously, the professional military as a subculture vis-a-vis civilians, and then the distinct subcultures within military forces, is a worthwhile area of comment. One of these days, I'll do | Seriously, the professional military as a subculture vis-a-vis civilians, and then the distinct subcultures within military forces, is a worthwhile area of comment. One of these days, I'll do more on the article on [[military sociology]]. There are pubs, for example, where one takes one's safety in hand if one is not a member of the Royal Marines, unless one is a U.S. Marine. An occasional exception may be made for Royal Navy personnel, who can have one drink and leave. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 21:13, 8 June 2010 (UTC) | ||
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Not the crew of a submarine? If so, would the crew of a destroyer be a countersubculture?
Seriously, the professional military as a subculture vis-a-vis civilians, and then the distinct subcultures within military forces, is a worthwhile area of comment. One of these days, I'll do more on the article on military sociology. There are pubs, for example, where one takes one's safety in hand if one is not a member of the Royal Marines, unless one is a U.S. Marine. An occasional exception may be made for Royal Navy personnel, who can have one drink and leave. Howard C. Berkowitz 21:13, 8 June 2010 (UTC)