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39 contributions to Beyond The Uniform
17h •
I started this in the military
What responsibility did the military carry for you that you now have to carry yourself? Discipline, fitness, standards, brotherhood, or purpose? I started working out in the military and still do. I also got a sense of purpose from the military to be strong and strive for my dreams. How about you?
9d •
Who were you?
Who were you in the military that no longer exists — and who are you now? I’ll start. I was a signal soldier trained in electronics who was blessed to be stationed in Italy. How about you?
1 like • 9d
@Sean Thomas congrats! Sometimes I regret not staying in to get the retirement. But I was E4 promotable and the points never came down enough to get promoted.
0 likes • 9d
@David Marvin where were you stationed?
0 likes • 14d
@Lamoll Thompson congrats!
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@David Marvin congrats! It is a blessing!
1 like • Nov '25
You can contribute to conversations that are already started or you can start a new one. Welcome.
0 likes • Dec '25
@Jeff Jacobs I agree.
Dec '25 •
Hello
Let me start off first, to say hello and thank you for your service! I signed up for a six year contract in the Air Force at 34 years old. I ran harder and push myself harder to became stronger. My AFAC or some call MOS is 2A651 Aerospace Jet Propulsion. I have a background in diesel mechanics and engine building, but I knew nothing about fighter jets. So this was a learning curve for me mentally and physically. Trying to keep up with younger kids mentally was exhausting. When Covid hit a few of my friends committed suicide. This deeply impacted me and has haunted me since. I thought I could work more and it would help, also ignore the fact those young adults were no longer here. Feel free to tell me about your career in the military?
0 likes • Dec '25
I guess I didn't give my actual details of service. I joined the US Army at age 20. My 21st birthday, I was locked in the barracks while in AIT. My MOS was 26V Strategic Microwave Systems Repairer. The signal school was 7 months long at Fort Gordon, GA. But 3 weeks before graduation, I was driving a motorcycle and was hit by a car. I had a head injury and was in a coma for 3 days. When I woke up, I didn't know who I was or who anyone else was. The Army sent me home for a month to bring back memories while being with my family as the first 21 years of my life were erased. Then I came back to the post to finish my AIT and they sent me to Livorno, Italy to serve my country in a Signal unit. This was the start of my journey in the military. I am thankful to God for my life and everything that has happened to me since then.
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@chantal-cain-4153
Wanting to get out of the 9-5. If I can work 2 hours a day and make passive income, it will be like retiring!
Active 17h ago
Joined Aug 1, 2025
Edgewater, FL