Joining The Navy: The American Dream

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I immigrated to this great country in search of the American dream. Joining the Navy is the best decision I have made for my family and myself. I want to repay this great country that gave me a place to call home and the Navy for the opportunity to serve. My time as an enlisted Sailor has given me a unique experience and opportunity to succeed at eve00ry task, maximizing the opportunity to get trained and educated. As a Petty Officer, I have successfully handled positions of increased responsibility with the ultimate confidence and professionalism. I have never wanted anything else for myself or my future more than to be part of the most elite group in the military. I continue to strive to be a superb Logistician and I now want to utilize

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