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Originally Posted by Seahawk
The best thing about succeeding at hard objectives is that it makes you appreciate the accomplishment. To you, your family and your son, well done. He should take an even strain, not try to gauge his progress by the inevitable highs or lows.
Bless him for his willingness to serve.
The combat MOS folks just are what they are, thank god: It is who they are who they want to try and become in a larger sense in the military.
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What he said. Some folks--that's just what they want to do. Some (like my stepson) really aren't "that" and need to be guided away from it, though. It helps if you know what the job and life entail and can guide your kid in the direction that will both benefit them, and give them what they're looking for. He flies UAVs now.
