Counter counter recruiting
Published on March 13, 2005 By greywar In Current Events

            With the current flp over “counter-recruiting” I thought I should give the Army it’s due. I joined the Army in 1992 and it has been pretty kind to me. So far they have sent me to:

 

Ft. Jackson, South Carolina (Basic)

The Presidio of Monterey (DLI for a bit over a year)

CP Humphreys, South Korea (Work, can’t say much about it)

Fort Meade, MD (Working for No Such Agency)

Cp Humphreys, South Korea (4 years this time round)

Fort Hood, Texas (Current home station)

 

Temporary duty at :

Ft. Rucker, Alabama (Flight crew qualification and Altitude chamber)

Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey

Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas

Worldwide Language Olympics, Presidio of Monterey (we lost big time)

Wiesbaden, Germany (God what a place!)

Soto Cano Air Force Base, Honduras (6 great months of running a hotel for the AF)

Current Base, Iraq

 

 

     Along the way I learned to speak Korean pretty adequately and develop into a reasonably competent SIGINT geek. Would I have followed this path as a civilian? Not likely nor is it likely that I would have gone to this many places. The Army has done it’s part and I have benefited from it. I have no complaints about my choice of careers. The Army is not the source of any of my problems I am. It’s all about personal choice and taking responsibility for those choices folks.

 

 

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Comments
on Mar 13, 2005
Wow, I'm up way too late tonight that I saw this come up as you posted it.

It's awesome that you've got to see, visit, and live in some wild places. Just gotta figure out a way to get to Australia now...
on Mar 13, 2005

Just gotta figure out a way to get to Australia now...

funny you should mention that...

on Mar 13, 2005
It is good to acknowledge the benefits you have received. I have missed as you went on all of those many missions.

Also want to congratulate you for your artice back a few days, "Military Recruiting Issues - A Possible Fix." since it was noted by Michelle Malkin, syndicated columnist and Fox News Consultant. Quite an accomplishment!

Keep writing and thinking about things that matter.