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Originally Posted by Sibilant_Ghost
I thought long and hard about that question and decided there is little way to answer outside of putting my foot in my mouth or digging a very deep hole for myself. All I can really say is, it had always been part of my plan to become a warrant. I hadn't considered any other course of action.
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A good first step would be to learn the difference between SF and SOF.
Frankly, from your self-description, I tend to agree with the Team Sergeant.
Deciding you want to be a 180A before you begin the process of becoming an SF soldier is like deciding you want to be President before running for the Town Council.
Good luck. You are going to need it.
TR
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