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SSG John M Jacobson Sr
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Work harder and make more jumps out of the planes. I only had 374 jumps. I would love to have have made more before they told I could not any more. The body got old before I was ready for it to.
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MAJ James Woods
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Go ordnance and don't trust your assignments officer as you demand to be stationed in Europe.
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CDR William Smith
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Applied to Supply Corps. SWO eats their young!
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CDR William Smith
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"Apply" vice applied.....
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SSgt Tina GAllagher
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don't get out and save your money
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PO2 David West
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No regrets as I thank the Navy for my future success in life!
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PO2 David West
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1969 Honor man in boot camp company. 50 years in Laboratory Medicine. Still working FT at 74 as Admin. Lab Director
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CSM Steve Slocum
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I would have sought the advice of my Father and two Uncles and spent a lot of time preparing myself physically for BCT, Inf AIT and Airborne School !!! While in HS I never was into running or weight lifting etc. As a result , I had to work harder than the average Trooper and the DS`s and ABN Cadre had a field day with me!!! However, it was what I needed to get myself prepared for a military life that I ended up loving during my 30 year career!!!! Hooah
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Lt Col Warren Domke
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I would have done a better job of setting priorities. How better to prepare for different assignments and what to look for in the future. I would also have been more open to additional duties. Some were unreasonable but many were perfectly manageable and would have paid dividends in the long run. I think I had a reasonably successful career, mostly as a public affairs officer, but there were many things I could have done to make it more successful. My advice to others like me is be open minded and adaptable.
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SPC Paul Valnes
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Go ARMY, Stay Strong
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SPC Paul Valnes
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Go Army, stay strong.
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CPT Larry Hellie
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Start accumulating real estate as soon as you c an afford it. Rental property is a steady income stream, appreciates in value and provides great tax benefits. Waited until I was 55, should have started at 25.
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