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Eames · 01-04-2004, 03:17 AM

[quote="Cpt. Zapotoski":e8a22]I'll be on the same path Eames, but I'm doing it the RIGHT way

I'm going enlisted first, and then getting my degree and going officer so I can get both views of how the system works. You get more expierance and respect that way.

There isn't any right way of doing it but I was told that if you were an enlisted man before you became an officer then you had an idea of what was going on.[/quote:e8a22]

Trust me...your "knob" year (thats your first year for you non-hackers) is way tuffer then parris island, and almost any other aspect of enlisted life. Going through a military schools 4th class system trains you to be an officer, by being a follower first, then a leader.

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Eames is Offline Command Sergeant Major Posts: 2,025 Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Tampa, FL or Charleston, SC	01-04-2004, 03:17 AM [quote="Cpt. Zapotoski":e8a22]I'll be on the same path Eames, but I'm doing it the RIGHT way I'm going enlisted first, and then getting my degree and going officer so I can get both views of how the system works. You get more expierance and respect that way. There isn't any right way of doing it but I was told that if you were an enlisted man before you became an officer then you had an idea of what was going on.[/quote:e8a22] Trust me...your "knob" year (thats your first year for you non-hackers) is way tuffer then parris island, and almost any other aspect of enlisted life. Going through a military schools 4th class system trains you to be an officer, by being a follower first, then a leader.