Military Passion

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To be successful in life, one must choose a passion, choose a career, and make money. I have chosen my passion, which is to help others. Since I have chosen to help others for a living, I figured the way I do this should be thrilling and worth my time. That is why I have decided to join the military. Being a member of the U.S military requires valor, loyalty and obedience. A member of the U.S military is also qualified to have a high school diploma/GED. However, if an individual’s goal is to become an officer, that individual usually must need a bachelor’s degree. Some suggested classes to engage in for individuals who want to join the military are the Reserve Officer Training Corps program and Officer Candidate School. In place of those who

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