Pursuing My Passion in The Air Force

"I will never join the army!" I liberated my friend with sympathetic ears. I finished talking with the recruiter and said, "Please do not call me!" Just a couple of weeks ago, I promised my 4 year life in exchange for college education and was ready to exchange. And I do not know what else is in my life. Army recruiters are sticking and he calls every day. He told me that my life has no meaning to the private world, and I will regret my choice.

"The army provided a way to learn more about who I am and what is important for me, because if I did not join the Air Force, I do not know if I will pursue my enthusiasm. If you do not join the army, I may become a dentist now, but I think that it is not where I should go.I thank you for deciding to participate in this service. "

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When I was a young officer in the Air Force, talking at the meeting and challenging that process in front of the colonel did not frighten me. Pursuing my international health dream of leaving the Air Force did not frighten me. I remember that I had nothing to lose, and I felt that everything was available. In fact, failure is not an idea at all - I am particularly focused on what I want to do. Health experts stood from the desk and recommended leaving the office and never returning again. The conclusion of this article is as follows. "Walk until you see nothing familiar, your old life will be a distant memory." I can feel my 26-year-old self. For this walk, cheer for this escape - because of her honor I escaped

I joined the local civil aviation patrol and soon became the leader of the squadron. Through my motivation and devoted efforts, other people pointed out that I am confident in pursuing the Air Force as my promise of my life. I was selected immediately as an ammunition engineer to the Indiana Air National Guard (2W 051). As 181 FW ammunition, I completed my discipline, learned the core values ​​of the Air Force, and experienced the real meaning of the soldiers. The influential soldiers and officers I worked have made me experience what I can become good soldiers and officers.

I understand that people can have multiple dreams and that dreams can change and develop. My first dream was to serve my country with the Air Force. My second dream is to pursue professional football in the National Football League. I failed in both aspects, but these experiences taught me a lesson. My fourth dream is to do important things to my life. I thought that I would do this when I work with my mentor and teammate. Alain Perwyn can apply his skills in such a way as to produce irreplaceable treasure for others, and I hope to follow the suit by working with him. Helinet helped save lives, protect the community, and create stunning movies and TV content in the studio. We have a good time