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Odin's Underling wrote:And I got 4 hours for "sensitivity training" which I was also FORCED to go to.Is this the reason why you become a pastor?
[/quote]quote="Odin's Underling"]Ok, I nominate you for Pope. Get rid of the queers.
I would like to help you but my info is 30 plus years old. I attended the University of South Vietnam, School of Warfare. It was an 10 plus month course. All the classes were held outdoors in the meanest, most inhospital terrain I have ever encounter. There were dry periods and monoon periods. Cold and hot periods. I was working on a consenus degree at the time. I spent many hours peeking through the jungle at the locals as they were generally bashful. They wished not to participate in the general survey. But we did have a job to do. Often times we crept up whilst they were encamped in bunkers. So us Feds got up real close and personal with them. Two main things I learned were that in the morning we had daylight and in the evening we had night. I feel real educated now.Monsoon wrote:I already used the search button, but could not find anything about this. I was wondering, can you get a college education while in the 75th? I am wondering this because my friend's brother is currently in SFAS, and said he was doing college in the army. If this is possible i would like to do this instead of go to college and then the army. Any information is well appreciated. Thank you.
Sounds like you have a Phd there Steadfast. Congrat's!!Steadfast wrote:I would like to help you but my info is 30 plus years old. I attended the University of South Vietnam, School of Warfare. It was an 10 plus month course. All the classes were held outdoors in the meanest, most inhospital terrain I have ever encounter. There were dry periods and monoon periods. Cold and hot periods. I was working on a consenus degree at the time. I spent many hours peeking through the jungle at the locals as they were generally bashful. They wished not to participate in the general survey. But we did have a job to do. Often times we crept up whilst they were encamped in bunkers. So us Feds got up real close and personal with them. Two main things I learned were that in the morning we had daylight and in the evening we had night. I feel real educated now.Monsoon wrote:I already used the search button, but could not find anything about this. I was wondering, can you get a college education while in the 75th? I am wondering this because my friend's brother is currently in SFAS, and said he was doing college in the army. If this is possible i would like to do this instead of go to college and then the army. Any information is well appreciated. Thank you.
