I'm about to ETS in a week or two and I am filled with heartbreak.

>>33061182
I was medically retired in 2012. The best advice I can give you is that the military can define you or be a small bullet on your advancing resume. The GI Bill paired with leadership experience can really give you a strong civilian foundation. After leaving the military I quickly earned an AS, BA, and MA and locked down some pretty solid employment opportunities.

Go to school, retain the positive aspects of the military, and make something of yourself.

Good luck my man.

>>33061182
What were you expecting to come out with the knowledge of Delta Force operative?

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>>33061182
congrats you now know why most of us the past couple years got out.

now come join us, weve got lawn chairs,beer, and burgers. come watch the army burn its self to the ground.

>>33061218
FPBP

also i hope he saved money before he gets out.

>>33061182
I like my NCOs for this actually
Mine are helpful and all experienced, I had to learn on my own time to time but I feel that's what makes one a good Soldier

Take advantage of the GI bill, go to school, take what you can from the experience and move on man

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>TFW i have 2 years out of 6 left
>I still haven't deployed anywhere
>I hate my peers
Such is life being a cook i guess

>>33061313
>such is life being a cook.

Drop a packet then you lazy fuck.

>>33061313
>2 of 6 years left
>been everywhere, never left the reactor room

SUCH IS LIFE AS A NUKE

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>>33061359
Already on it, have 2 getting done, one for CA and one for 25B, but i'm leaning towards 25B, only because i'm in a signal unit, and those guys have it easy

>>33061396

Are you from the upper Midwest by any chance