Experiences at US ARMY

theres really no secret to it

I loved the Army and have been in the Army for over 32 years. It is probably one of lifes great experiences.

The most challenging aspect of my job was getting up at 5:45 every morning for physical training. Once I adapted to that then everything was pretty okay. I got into the groove of my job and learned to love everything about it.

I managed all inventory within the supply room. I was responsible for maintaining the proper amount of supplies, and reordering of supplies when they were low. I was also responsible for supplying supplies when there were random drug test within the company. When we recieved new soldiers I issued rooms/room keys to the new soldiers. I also provided customer service as needed....

Having a good work ethic, being motivated as well as being reliable.

Dedication to duty

Volunteered myself nine months after September 11, 2001. I never thought about it until the Spring of 2002, and then I was so sure I wanted to serve.

best training-lost of on the job training

There is no secret to getting hired at the US Army; however, there is a secret to staying employed. The old motto states "Be all you can be" which is quite true. Lead from the heart by incorporating good ethical values and morals.

Some of the most challenging aspects of my job in the ARMY was the attention to detail that was required for everything you do. Because the risk for injury is so high, everything you do must be carefully rehearsed over and over again until it is perfect.