Posted on Oct 27, 2021
Average Joe Marine stops convenience store armed robbery
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James Kilcer, a Marine veteran, recently stopped an armed robbery at an Arizona convenience store earlier this month. He not only displayed tremendous bravery but the real-world applications of what is learned in the service. There can't be enough stories that highlight these real world applications, hopefully inspiring others to serve.
James Kilcer, a Marine veteran, recently stopped an armed robbery at an Arizona convenience store earlier this month. He not only displayed tremendous bravery but the real-world applications of what is learned in the service. There can't be enough stories that highlight these real world applications, hopefully inspiring others to serve.
Average Joe Marine stops convenience store armed robbery
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..."Kilcer served in the Corps from July 2007 to August 2011, according to his military service record provided to Task & Purpose. While serving, Kilcer worked as a tactical air operations technician. He deployed to Afghanistan from March to October 2010.
He now works as a civilian employee at Army Yuma Proving Ground, AP News reported.
“It was definitely not what I was expecting, but you always have to be ready for that kind of stuff,” Kilcer told the Yuma Sun."
..."Kilcer served in the Corps from July 2007 to August 2011, according to his military service record provided to Task & Purpose. While serving, Kilcer worked as a tactical air operations technician. He deployed to Afghanistan from March to October 2010.
He now works as a civilian employee at Army Yuma Proving Ground, AP News reported.
“It was definitely not what I was expecting, but you always have to be ready for that kind of stuff,” Kilcer told the Yuma Sun."
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