I served in the Army.
2. How old were you when you enlisted?
22 years old.
3. Following your deployment what position/title were you given?
Mobal tell Communication
4. What specific tools or training, (if any) did you learn during your time in the armed services that you hadn't previously known?
* Set up communication system
* Rifle train
* Air Salt
* Government protections
5. What kinds of weapons did you most often use?
*16 A2 rifle
* Squad automatic weapon
* Granados
* Machine gun
* etc...
6. Upon entering the armed services, what type of experiences and circumstances did you anticipate while in the army?
A lot of field duty, and a lot of deployment, but it was everything I though it would be from past experiences from my brother being in it before me.
7. Is there anything you would have changed from the time you spent in the army?
Yes, I would have signed up for being an officer because once your out for the army if gives you more opportunities then just being enlisted to the army.
8. Do you still keep in touch with anyone you met?
Yes, I keep in touch with three of my closest friends I was in war with. I talk with them about every month.
9. How has your military career changed you?
It hasn't changed me much in emotional ways of life, but it has made me become more organized. Not sure on how to answer the question of give you more information its just some things stick with you.
10. Who did you admire most during your military career?
I admired many people that I was in the war with but I would have to say my Sergeant who made sure we were OK and helped us with our problems.
Following my phone interview with Ross, I realized that there are many things you get to do while in the army. I thought there was only one specific thing you are signed to do. But I have come to find out that you experience much opportunity and you learn many new tactics. As Air Salt and Government protection, two different things but both you do in the army. I was very excited to interview Ross and I am pleased I picked this assignment. I've learned a lot from this interview and it gives me more of an open mind to soldiers, Sergeants and etc....