Finally was able to put words to this picture of my friend LCPL Eric Ayon on the day before he died. Victor Urena helped get this down on wax. I know that it is not the greatest rap song in the world because I'm not a rapper, but it helps me remember him the day before he passed. This is really only for combat grunts. I don't expect anyone else to truly understand what I'm saying. This is back in 2004 when almost every MOS was getting action. Ayon was trying to start a vehicle that had been hit by an enemy ambush. He was attached onto our QRF (Quick Reaction Force) as a driver. This is why I don't talk crap about some MOS's. I know a lot has changed in the Corps since 2004, but I come from an era when every Marine truly lived out the saying, "Every marine is a rifleman." At one point our cooks were going on patrols Amir Adrian Jenkins. Please give it a listen if you are a combat vet. I hope this will help you. Please let me know if this stuff is helping you guys out, if it is then give it a share because it might help out somebody else.

ThEo