I was volunteering in middle school and the volunteer coordinator knew I was interested in the Air Force Academy. So, when another volunteer told her about the program, she passed that information on to me.
In the end I picked the USNA, though I had appointments to both - however, I blew out my knee while there, so I separated and ended up not in the military.
Not long, about a year, I started at 1st Lt and as credited time in grade. I was an Eaker cadet, already started specialty track training, and was on wing staff. Had I not canceled my Spaatz test to go on IACE, I would have started at Capt.
Everything is way different. But that's in large part because I'm in the program solely for cadets. I'm not a senior who does things for me - I am just there so cadets can have the experiences I had.
I recently moved to Oregon, so I'm not active here yet. But in Montana, rather than being in a squadron, I was assigned to wing as I was the Director of Cadet Programs.
Eventually. I am teaching at a new school, and I want to take another year to adapt to the schools and the city. Then I will start looking into the local squadrons to find one which needs some extra senior support.
I'm good at math and at teaching it, I was a math tutor before I switched. My major to it, and the history is because I love it. The combination is because I didn't just want to do one thing, I wanted variety and flexibility in the job search.
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