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It is obvious from your three posts so far that you have not followed the rules of this site with your first post - and have nothing to add to the conversations. Your next post should be in the right place and the next after that add something to the boards or you're gone. |
The accomplishment of a partnership is personally connected to the nature of each partners commitment. Found the best case study at a fob copy website and it blew my mind. The shortfall of a tool to measure the commitment of each accomplice prompted the development of the Service Quality Index.
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Retrieve the email sent to you by the admins It contains two specific action items you need to accomplish BEFORE posting on this site. 1)fill in your profile 2)post an introduction :munchin |
Cpt. Gillespie wore his branch insignia, as did all Officers, as there was no SF Branch insignia at the time. He was SF qualified by attending and completing the Q course....ergo the 'full flash' that signified that at the time.
There are/were support slots for each SF Gp/Bn that were identified with the S that simply indicated the soldier had served in that position and would then be considered for it again or elsewhere when assigned/re assigned. It had nothing to do with a qualification....simply an assignment indicator. They are not eligible for any MOS awarding...one must have an SF specific MOS awarded after completing all of the gates. |
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