
05-27-2009, 05:57 AM
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Brigadier General
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Posts: 2,729
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Things will get much better once he gets into his training. He'll be tired, sore & probably be in a fog but then all of a sudden things start to click & he'll realize that he may actually turn out to be a soldier one of these days.
Try to encourage him to stay in & don't ELS. If he does that & gets out he may never forgive himself & he'll always wonder what could have been.
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Proud Dad of a USArmy Ranger SFC - 3/75 Rangers
USNavy 1960-1966 Submarine Service, Navy Diver-UDT 21
USArmy 1980-2001 Airborne Infantry,G3, Army Instructor, Commo Instructor Company 1SG
Retired MSG
I was a Soldier. I am a Soldier. I will always be a Soldier.
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