12-10-2007, 13:45
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Quiet Professional
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Posts: 20,929
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Originally Posted by dennisw
I've watched my youngest go through the SF pipeline for the last two years, including basic and infantry training, and the transformation is very interesting to say the least. Since he's fairly young, some of the changes can be chalked up to normal maturity, if there is such a thing. However, I have a feeling that most of the changes are related to his training and experience.
For the Quite Professionals and candidates, do you think the SF journey has changed you in any significant manner?
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Originally Posted by warrottjr
How has the SF and the rest of the Army changed me?
Not a bit. I'm still the same person as I was born. My talents are gifts from God and my parents, not because someone cut me a set of orders.
What the SF and Army has given me, however, was the opportunity to "Be All That I Can Be."
I have had some dark periods in my life, but the SF and Army were there for me always, without question, and so I learned what "loyalty" really means.
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warrottjr,
If you read the orginal post (above) the individual asked the question of the "Special Forces" soldiers. Just an FYI.
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