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Originally Posted by Sibilant_Ghost
Well, my intention is to become a Special Forces Warrant Officer. It's going to be a long journey for me. I love CTT and the times I actually get to soldier (typically only on Thursdays), I'm just not very good at it yet. I'm kind of small, and pretty weak, but to be mediocre is to not exist. I can hear it calling me. I am starting to pick up on the MO of SF guys on my post, and can pick them out of the crowd sometimes (they never wear uniforms here). And my desire to be a warrant stems from the fact an SF commander only operates on the team for 3-6 years (from what I have been told) but the time a warrant gets to stay on is considerably longer (and one can also add the time I would spend on as an NCO).
For the most part, I would like o be an actiive participant on the site, I may ask the occasional question about things which I cannot research (what's the best backpack to use, ect). Thank you for your time and the creation of this glorious dedication to the Special Operations Warriors, ~Sibilant~
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Why not just aspire to be a good SF NCO?
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De Oppresso Liber 01/20/2025
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