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Rediscovering Herself
Sergeant Summer Guerrero (Reserve, Enlisted), talks about job role/experience/benefits - experience at BCT, AIT, battle assembly. Army had refined her and made her more disciplined.
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SGT Magdalena James
00:49
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Ssg John Martin
Mother of SSG John Martin - describes he had always wanted to be a soldier as a ...
CATEGORY: Parents
TAGS: Parents
Family
Ssg John Martin
00:41
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Spc Jodie Wood
SPC Jodie Wood - parents talk about the experience at Basic Training graduation,...
CATEGORY: Parents
TAGS: Parents
Family
Spc Jodie Wood
00:50
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Spc Jodie Wood
SPC Jodie Wood - parents and Jodie talk about their strong communication, letter...
CATEGORY: Parents
TAGS: Parents
Family
Spc Jodie Wood
00:56
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Private Justine Waite
Private Justine Waite answers Danielle from Riverdale, Georgia who asks; "How is...
Private Justine Waite
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PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BAITY
Private First Class Baity answers David from Claremont, Florida who asks; "Do yo...
PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BAITY
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PRIVATE CAVE
Private Cave answers Moritz from Rochester, Michigan who asks; "How long basic t...
PRIVATE CAVE
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DRILL SERGEANT JOSEPH WEST
Drill Sergeant Joseph West answers Mary from Austin, Maine who asks; "Does Soldi...
DRILL SERGEANT JOSEPH WEST
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PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BAITY
Private First Class Baity answers Chris from Port Richey, Florida who asks; "Wha...
PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BAITY
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82nd Airborne Division
Paratroopers stayed vigilant in their mission to help the Haitian people.
82nd Airborne Division
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Combat Medic's
Medics of the 2nd Brigade combat team set-up a small clinic to help local Haitia...
Combat Medic's
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Haiti Rubble Removal
Soldiers help the Haitian people remove rubble from the roads of Portau-Prince.
Haiti Rubble Removal
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Making a Difference
The Army along with numerous other organizations from around the world are worki...
Making a Difference
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Paratroopers Assisting Haitians
Paratroopers with the 82nd Airborne providing humanitarian assistance in Haiti.
Paratroopers Assisting Haitians
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Security for Search Efforts
Soldiers helping with urban search and rescue in the earthquake damaged areas of...
Security for Search Efforts
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Soldiers Feed Thousands
Soldiers deliver food ratios to Haitian families with a two-week supply of food.
Soldiers Feed Thousands
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Rediscovering Herself
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First Lieutenant Maureen Bickett
First Lieutenant Maureen Bickett (Reserve Officer) talks about experience/benefi...
CATEGORY: ROTC
TAGS: ROTC
Nurse
First Lieutenant Maureen Bickett
01:07
Rediscovering Herself
Sergeant Summer Guerrero (Reserve, Enlisted), talks about job role/experience/benefits - experience at BCT, AIT, battle assembly. Army had refined her and made her more disciplined.
SGT Summer Guerrero: Believe it or not, basic training really wasn't that difficult. I'm a very athletic person, so the physical part really didn't bother me any. My challenge just happened to be that I had never shot a weapon. I ended up being great at it!
I've always been a motivated person, but the Army Reserve took that and made it so much bigger. AIT is Advanced Individual Training; my AIT was a fire academy.
My very first Battle Assembly just happened to be a live burn. So, I approached one of the instructors and asked if there would be any possible way for me to be able to go in. And he said he'd take me in.
I was amazed what fire could do. Right then, I knew. I mean, my heart just lit up...I knew this was what I'm supposed to be doing. This was what my whole goal in life was to be a really good firefighter.
For me, Battle Assembly means that I'm going to be with my brothers, my guys. We are really close. We have the mix between the U.S. Army Reserve, and we have the mix between being a firefighter. So the camaraderie is very big.
I'm a disciplined person so when I joined the Army Reserve, it refined me. It made me even more disciplined. My advice to other women that want to join the Army Reserve is that you can do it. It takes a lot of determination and strength, but everybody has it inside.
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