s I served in the US Army National Guard from May 2018-May 2022.
My brother served for almost 14 years in the Regular Army before joining the Foreign Service (State Department).
My dad served in the US Air Force in the 1970s.
My paternal grandfather was an Irishman who joined the British Army and fought in World War II.
My maternal grandfather served with the Japanese Imperial Army at the end of World War II.
Yes, it makes a difference in life.
Currently AD USAF.
Might go guard or reserves just to stay in the family.
Mom and dad both retired army. Grandad army as well.
I don’t serve in the military of my country, Italy, but the father of my grandfather fought in WW1 as a volunteer in the war against Austria Hungary. He’s been one of the men who fought for my country on the Piave river, in my eyes he’s been an hero since the sacrifices of men like him saved my country by total defeat.
I served in the Navy as a Corpsman. We are the medics for both the Marines and Navy since Marines do not have their own medics. I wish I could have served longer, but things did not go my way. I'm proud to have served and my military service helped open the doors to my law enforcement career.
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Probably explains why he was so bad at it, that they didn't pick up his disability.
From UK, served in Royal Air Force and active reservist.
My dad was a Sergeant in the US Army, but I don't remember what years.
I've never served in the military but my dad served in the US Army for 25 years. He retired as a seargent first class.
was suppose to be in the air force in 1995. Got a medical disq. I got into the civil air patrol for 5 years, and did nypd (volunteer) for 15.
United States Marine Corps Infantry.
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