[Snickerdoodle]

Im currently a Veteran working as a security officer

[Refusal]

Im a veteran as well and a soon to be CIO (Currently Head of IT)

[Snickerdoodle]

Im a veteran as well and a soon to be CIO (Currently Head of IT)

Thank you for your service and big congrats on your success in a new work position! What branch did you serve? I served in the Army 35N as my MOS

[Refusal]

Im a veteran as well and a soon to be CIO (Currently Head of IT)

Thank you for your service and big congrats on your success in a new work position! What branch did you serve? I served in the Army 35N as my MOS

Thanks man, Ive kept busy.

I was a 25B in the Army. I departed Active duty late 2021

[encryptedsyntaxinstitute]

Im a veteran as well and a soon to be CIO (Currently Head of IT)

Thank you for your service and big congrats on your success in a new work position! What branch did you serve? I served in the Army 35N as my MOS

Thanks man, Ive kept busy.

I was a 25B in the Army. I departed Active duty late 2021

Small world—I was a 25B too. I did six years, spent most of my time stationed in Germany, and got out in 2013.

[Green314]

@encryptedsyntaxinstitute @Refusal @Snickerdoodle
Lot of veterans here, is it common to join the military where you're from? What made you enroll? Was it patriotism, job security, or something else?

[Magictouch]

I'm a multitasker, and one of the things I do is sell online subscriptions and related products.

[Snickerdoodle]

@encryptedsyntaxinstitute @Refusal @Snickerdoodle
Lot of veterans here, is it common to join the military where you're from? What made you enroll? Was it patriotism, job security, or something else?

It was already in my family to serve, my grandfather was E-6 and my father's brothers (4 of them) also had served. My father didn't serve so I decided to pick up the ball and do it.

[Refusal]

Thank you for your service and big congrats on your success in a new work position! What branch did you serve? I served in the Army 35N as my MOS

Thanks man, Ive kept busy.

I was a 25B in the Army. I departed Active duty late 2021

Small world—I was a 25B too. I did six years, spent most of my time stationed in Germany, and got out in 2013.

I was in Germany in 2017, It was great. I was in illesheim, also spent some time on Hohenfels for JMRC, and overall just traveled around when i could.

@encryptedsyntaxinstitute @Refusal @Snickerdoodle
Lot of veterans here, is it common to join the military where you're from? What made you enroll? Was it patriotism, job security, or something else?

I joined simply because I graduated high school and my family did not have enough money to put me through college, I also wanted to get out of my state and do something new and experience a different side of life, So I joined the Army, and I dont regret it. It basically shaped who I am today.

[Snickerdoodle]

Thanks man, Ive kept busy.

I was a 25B in the Army. I departed Active duty late 2021

Small world—I was a 25B too. I did six years, spent most of my time stationed in Germany, and got out in 2013.

I was in Germany in 2017, It was great. I was in illesheim, also spent some time on Hohenfels for JMRC, and overall just traveled around when i could.

@encryptedsyntaxinstitute @Refusal @Snickerdoodle
Lot of veterans here, is it common to join the military where you're from? What made you enroll? Was it patriotism, job security, or something else?

I joined simply because I graduated high school and my family did not have enough money to put me through college, I also wanted to get out of my state and do something new and experience a different side of life, So I joined the Army, and I dont regret it. It basically shaped who I am today.

Im so glad you decided to serve. Yes basic sucks but it's okay. It's the most fun you'll never want to have again. AIT is better but sucks too lol, and first duty station is kinda cool if you had friends there or a battle buddy. I served between 2021 and 2026.

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The VA loan has to be my number one reason for going. It's still a loan and there's always FHA loan but just having an additional option just makes me life so much more easier and secure