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Greetings all-

Formerly username primumnonocer but per Eagle5's direction I changed my name. I'm a medic currently deployed to Afghanistan and am serving with an RCP. I am a Biology major back home and am involved in EMS. Prior to leaving I completed a paramedic program and am cleared to test with NR. I am interested in a career in Special Forces and the search bar has provided me with many answers. Many thanks to the QP's and mods who run the site.

V/R

BA

Greetings,

I'm an IT guy from Latvia. Apart from sitting at computer I enjoy riding bike, camping and expanding my knowledge. Ever since I was about 10, I took an interest in military things. At first it was nothing more than kids playing war, but it evolved - I joined National Guard of Latvia.
I'm here to read, in fact I hesitated even to write this post, but finally did.

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My name is Richard, and currently in the Georgia Army National Guard. I have meet only a few (current)SF troops. I always admired how they would talk to me and answer my questions. They where never rude nor stuck-up. One was a ROTC instructor, and the others talked to us on dismounted tactics while in country(OIF 09-10). I just want to thank any and all who have lived in service to others.

My name is Gabrel and I am currently in SOCM here on Bragg. I have been in since 2005 and have served with 1/75 before coming here to NC.
I appreciate the lessons learned and information everyone is sharing on here and look forward to participating more.
RLTW

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I am a 28 year old Paramedic interested in SF service and way of life. I have several specific questions related to my eligibility for service that I hope to find answers to before posting. They relate to my medical status and the National Guard's medical standards. Thank you for your service and for allowing me to be a guest on your site.

18x
 

Greetings. 23 year old 18x from boston. Shipping 2.4.13. Looking forward to getting torn and dismantled and put back together over the next two years. Just to reiterate everyone else, thanks to the creators of this site. Lots and lots of helpful info here.

Best wishes

Old but new
 

Realized that somewhere along the line I had lost my old log in and began using my original and "un-introduced" account. I had abandoned this one in the beginning when I realized that there was a QP on the forum with a nearly identical name. That being said I spend most of my time on this site respectfully silent and unless in the rare circumstance I can add to the subject matter, I intend to remain that way.

In an effort to bring myself into compliance...

31 year old NC native. I found this site years ago when I enlisted as an 18x. Attended OSUT at Benning (A Co. 3/330). Ruptured both tempanic membranes before attending SOPC much less SFAS. After medical discharge I got involved in politics. Served at the leisure of the President as a member of the Bush administration and later as a congressional liaison, mainly to the VA, DOD and Military. I'm currently in my second year of law school. I remain in touch with my friends that went on to become QP's and have the highest respect for all of the men in this community.

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20 year old 18X. Ship out in Febuary.

I don't really like to talk about my accomplishments, or list them out. My quasi-military background is rifle shooting, NRA/CMP Highpower, and marksmanship instruction for joes.

My name is Mike Mxxx, i am 36 yrs old-and I live in a boring small town in eastern PA. I sell Subarus for a living.. I have the utmost respect for our military personnel who have the balls to put themselves in harms way for complete strangers. I am interested in shooting, fitness , little bit of jeeping ( when I have time). I unfortunately don't have any information to contribute on here as you are all experts, I only hope to learn half of what most you have already forgotten. I am interested in learning about survival tequniques and preparedness. i alsok like to read about your equipment recommendations, I'm sorry for the lousy typing as I'm doing this on my iPad .. Sorry for the lame introduction

Mike

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First of all, I'd like to thank the QPs for allowing me to post. Members of the Special Operations community have always been my role models and motivation in life. My goal is to join your ranks one day and I will use your experience to guide me to completion.

I'm a 26 year old NG infantry soldier from North Carolina. While I've only deployed twice, I consider myself lucky to even share a sidewalk with a Green Beret. I admire your work, your professionalism, and your dedication to duty, above all else.

My name is Mike, and I am currently a full time student at Ohio University. The military has always been something that I knew I wanted to join, but I decided to attend college first. I am currently finishing up my senior year and graduating in the spring. I figured it's finally time to do what I want to do, so I am talking to OCS recruiters to get the ball rolling on my OCS package. I plan on becoming an officer and serving the Army for a while. As soon as I am eligible, I am going to attend SFAS to become a 18A. My goal is to learn as much from you professionals as I can so I can become better prepared for SFAS and I can become a better officer. The main things I am looking for is advice on getting into the best physical shape possible. I have been checking this site out for a while and I have already learned a great deal of things. Thank you for this opportunity, your service, and your help.

Hello All,

24 year old 18X shipping mid march. Currently serving as a reservist since 2010. Looking forward to seeing some of you guys at selection and I just wanted to say that this website has been a great resource for sound advice. Over the years I have been able to soak up many great tips that I hope to put to use in my active career.

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Having been in the shadows for a few years, I figure it is about time to re-introduce myself. Name is Joe and at 42, I've served in Real Army and then NG. Combat Engineer/ Sapper Team Leader during Desert Shield/ Desert Storm, I eventually took a position as an Infantry Squad Leader in the NG.

Pursuing my ambitions, I re-enlisted in 20th Group back in 1998. After trials and tribulations, injuries, and hard work, I was able to lock up six good years in Maryland. Afghanistan was good in that we had the opportunity to work as part of 3rd SFG(A). As much as I enjoyed the men I served with, the State Admins made my choice easier and I returned to full-time Civilian life and a real career.

Choosing my family and a steady pay check is not a regret, though I do miss the men and the brotherhood.

Joe
Flag Day NCO

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I'm a recent graduate of high school in Seattle, and have enlisted in the National Guard as a Combat Engineer to ship to OSUT in January. I joined to take advantage of a deployment that has just been canceled, and am hoping to volunteer for another deployment or pursue SF in the freed time.

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22 yr old Reserve soldier in a Unit that was under USSOCOM but has recently restructured. As the username implies, I deal with my unit's commo capability. I was pointed to this site by my First Sergeant and some of the team leaders to learn more about field exipedent antennas and commo in general. Judging from what I've seen so far, I've come to the right place to Listen and Learn.
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