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I am not saying civilian lifestyle is better or anything. But wouldn't u, Private Shadow, prefer to go to of military academy after highschool? If u do u can make a lot of mistakes and not cost anyone's life. After graduating u would have more experience in the military field. Also, the ladies would brag and say,"My man went to ... and is a soldier."
The choice is yours Private Shadow; this is just my opinion. |
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![]() But on a serious note, neither myself nor any of my fellow MSIV cadets here (many of whom will receive their commissions within the next three months) hold any illusions about our "experience" and its worth in real-world situations, but our training is (as the training of the junior enlisted is) designed to give us a basis upon which to build. I believe that the ONLY way to be prepared for such real-world situations is real-world experience, and no schooling can substitute for that. This is based mostly off of the experience of growing up in a very small town full of retired NCOs. ![]() |
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![]() Back on topic, for the young buck that was asking. Follow your head and your heart. Enlisted is a different world from Officer. Each have something to offer, talk to a recruiter, find out your options. And remember, never sign the contract until you are happy and 100% sure you've gotten what you want. It's your life, not the recruiter's. |
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