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If I had a dollar for every question that I see regarding the function of the female reproductive system, I'd still be poor because the dollar is turning into a banana republic toilet paper currency due to inflation. I've done a lot of cool things involving guns, helicopters, explosives, parachutes, tanks, humvees, artillery, radios, and 12 hour plane flights. If you seriously want to know more about me, find another hobby because I already told you the good parts. Airborne Armor Leads The Way.
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Hello. Hope y'all are well. This question is aimed for experienced personelles {Don't want to leave more confused than I am now}:
Well I want to enlist in the National Guard; however, I would like to fist go to college(perhaps a paramedic or flight school). How do I go about this? Would I enlist in the Guard first then enroll in college? Or vise versa? And will the Guard help pay my tuition? -- I inderstand I can do these two things at once I just don't know what steps to take to get where I want to be.
Your help is greatly appreciated. Hope to hear form y'all soon. Thanks for your time, God bless.
when I went to basic back in 2005, we had a huge amount of national guard guys pushed through with us. of them, about a quarter were college dudes. most of them had already completed their first year of college, then spent the summer between freshman and sophmore year in basic. its an interesting program, but holy shit it was retarded dealing with all of the high schoolers that came through with them. I don't know the time period set for you guys, but active duty gets 100% GI bill/ tuition repayment at three years time in service. I'd imagine its similar for the national guard. have fun with the hand-me-down equipment.
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Ha, hane-me-downs. Thanks so much! :)
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