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Jim Rhein – Bully, Brawler, and Buddy

      Jim Rhein was initially a bully who loved to welcome newcomers to the platoon in his own special way. He was twenty-eight years old and a huge brute of a man, topping out at six foot four-inch, two hundred and fifty pounds. He was a lantern jawed Lee Marvin look-alike and had the large and able-looking hands of a strangler. He liked to initiate most of the new guys by picking fights with them, often beating the shit out of them.

      One night, within the first month that we moved into our new barracks, I guess he figured it was time for my initiation.

      I had just come back from town after a night of drinking and carousing and as I came into the barracks I was making vigorous attempt of getting to the bathroom.

      Jim was his usual loud blustering self and drunk as any bored marine could be and still be standing. He was holding court with a half dozen other marines around him.

      Each one appeared as if the grin on their faces was a rictus of fear. I could tell that they actually wanted to be far away from him, since he tended to be unstable and violent when he was drinking. They were too terrified to take any initiative and walk away from him, since he would probably take offense and then get physical.

      He grabbed my arm viciously as I walked by him. I ripped my arm out of his grasp and continued on my mission to empty my bladder. Jim was not use to anyone shrugging him off.

      Angry, he started to give me shit in his booming voice, and followed me into the head. All the other guys in the barracks left the scene so they would not have to be witness to a killing

      He came in to the head while I was trying to urinate and started threatening me. I felt a clutch of cold fear as I just stared at him. His face had a look of drunken belligerence. The whites of his eyes were red, his pupils dilated.

      My stream of urine took a hiatus. I wasn’t just afraid, I was terrified, and I was overwhelmed with disbelief that Jim felt it was necessary to incite violence for no apparent rational reason.

      I decided that I would not make any unnecessary moves.

      Nevertheless and despite my fear, I was determined to do everything in my power to take his eyes out the second he attacked me.

      With quickness that belied his size, he took his massive fist and slammed it into the tiled wall next to my face while I continued staring at him. The shards of tile sprayed in my face.

      I didn’t flinch, but just continued staring without speaking a word. He mistook my paralysis for insane courage. My body was trembling, on edge and ready for the combat I would have rather avoided.

      My body started to gear up for the fight of my life. Much in the same manner as the pugil stick fight I had with my squad leaders in boot camp.

      As I said, Jim let a few people go without beating them up, but I was the first he went after and did not push the issue. He looked at me with surprise and said in his deep bass voice, “You’re okay, Chimera.” Then lumbered off. I breathed a long sigh of relief and started to shake from the adrenaline let down.

      Eventually we became friends and I trained him to lift weights. He was also a dedicated horn dog, a slave to his penis. Women just loved his Lee Marvin persona, and he took full advantage of his charms.

      He was also hyper-intelligent and an extremely good artist. With his stevedore hands he could draw caricatures of anyone in minutes. I still have a few boxed away to this day.

      His drawings depicted me as the Incredible Hulk, holding a large magnifying glass in front of my eyes. One drawing was titled “Chimera at the beach.”

      After we became friends, Jim quit targeting newcomers. He only got physical when someone decided to test him. To this day I am not sure why he quit his practice of hazing newcomers, but quit he did.

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