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Drill Sergeant Diana Ulloa
Two drill sergeants talk proudly of their crucial role in instilling pride, confidence, patriotism and mental/physical toughness in new batches of Army recruits. The Army and Soldier creed is displayed as an important part of Basic Training...
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PVT Andrew Todhunter
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Drill Sergeant Diana Ulloa
Two drill sergeants talk proudly of their crucial role in instilling pride, conf...
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Drill Sergeant
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Drill Sergeant Diana Ulloa
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11B – Airborne Infantry:
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Otto Padron
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Private First Class Brandon Kalaskey
Kalaskey joined the Army during his senior year in high school. He feels a sense...
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Infantry
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Sergeant Justin Devon Loyd
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Specialist Nelly Medel
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Military Police
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Drill Sergeant Diana Ulloa
Two drill sergeants talk proudly of their crucial role in instilling pride, confidence, patriotism and mental/physical toughness in new batches of Army recruits. The Army and Soldier creed is displayed as an important part of Basic Training...
I'm drill sergeant Diana Ulloa. I was originally trained as a 14 Tango, a PATRIOT Missile Launching Station Operator and Maintainer; I'm currently serving as a drill sergeant at Fort Jackson.
My favorite thing is mentoring Soldiers and training them. That's what we're there for, that's our main purpose. It's being there, guiding them, seeing them, seeing the looks on their faces when they actually accomplish all the tasks they didn't think they could possibly do.
We have a lot of obstacles in basic training, a lot of them having to do with heights. So we have Soldiers constantly that don't think they can do say the repel tower but they push through it, they push through that fear, they accomplish what they set out to accomplish and they feel great for it.
It's not something that's taken or done easily, but it is something that they're gonna gain great rewards from. It's gonna make them stronger individuals and more confident individuals. You never know what you can do until you go out there and try it.
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