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Regarding the date for the proposed Sgt interview i will not be able to make the date of the 15th of june. the earliest i will be able to carry on the interview is on the 27th of june. with all due respect i would much rather do this very important interview at time where i only have that to focus on rather than being worried about exams all the way through. if this date is not suitable for you then i will accept the withdrawal of my application and continue as a corporal until the next selection procedure. i hope that this does not affect your perspective of me as i am committed to the squadron and always will be whatever rank i hold however school always comes before cadets.

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