Made the Decision

Joining the U.S. Army Reserves during my Junior year in High School then going to North Georgia Military Academy and graduating at 22 years old as a 2nd Lieutenant. By then I'll already have 5 years on my name, so 15 years later I can retire with a pension of probably a Lieutenant Colonel at 37 years old. Will probably go into some police force maybe for 20 more years for a second pension.

 

Gl on not getting shot in the face.

 

good luck dude

 

Good luck not getting shot in your crotch.

 

If you can pull it off and follow through with it, that's awesome for you. I really wish you the best of luck. I have a friend that should be getting back from BT soon, she's in the USAF, pretty excited for it.

And don't let what certain other people say get you down, anyone willing to take a bullet for my freedom has my respect.

 

Thank you dubya. Good look to your friend, 9 weeks of BT for me next summer.


- I forgot I was talking to a bunch of little kids (besides dubya)

 

Good for you. At least you have a good plan for your life, although not a completely safe one lol.

 

I am not the type of guy who can sit behind a desk everyday living a normal "happy", stressful life. I am unique, I like to get in trouble, I like action - I am a good boxers and a 2nd degree black belt in tae kwon do, also the First Sergeant of my JROTC battalion. I am looking for an adventurous life and taking risk.

By the way 3rd year of North Georgia I will go to Ranger School and become a Ranger and Airbourne. When I graduate off the Special Forces school and Sniper school.

 

well i wish you gl with your ventures. I used to take tae kwon do, too. only got to yellow belt though, then moved . It was fun

 

My career: Fish and game warden, exciting, huh?

 

Even though I don't agree with the military, best of luck. Hope you don't get caught and taken in as a prisoner by those Iraq dudes and have a ransom video made for you.

 

Normal life is not stressful and by all means army/police doesn't mean its all adventure and not so stressful. You gotta be careful or you won't even retire alive.

Nonetheless, dreams are good. Keep on em and good luck archiving them!

 

You don't necessarily have to join the army and risk your life daily to have an exciting life. Finish college and be a teacher XD. They have a pretty EXCITING life haha.

 

For the time you have now, go practice shooting or do some targetting.

Play large amounts of war shooter games daily, and practice your aim.

Good luck!

 

Grr, im supoosed to be quiting.
Have fun dying for nothing man.

 

ooh, scary, i could never do that, some of m friends are in rotc though.

 

Oh goodluck dont get shot