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Iv sent over a request before just today. I have no military experience but have a lot of buddies who are in the service. I’m fluid and understand most the military culture. I’m very experienced in firearms including the handling and breaking down and cleaning. I have a lot of skills as far as construction and working with machines and equipment. Can drive a manual vehicle including motorcycles. Fast learning and willing to learn I understand that I only know what iv researched about the war going on but want to help. Iv done alot of range time and talk as well as practiced small tactics. Iv done one TCCC course and trying to more so that im up to speed with combat medicine,packing wounds and bleed control im very good at. Im trying to learn as much as possible so that i can be an asset not a liability. Im eager to help but also im old enough to know to take it day by day. I’ll be happy to get a response back thank you.

None but have alot time at the range and working with buddies who are in the service doing drills and room clearing and small unit tactics. going to take a Tcc class and get as much knowledge as I can to be a asset not a liability

United States Army Infantryman. Spent some time in a Recon platoon, specifically a sniper squad, but never officially went to sniper school to get certified. Spent about a year in a heavy weapons squad, specifically operating the M240B machine gun. So, in total 3.5 years in the Army.

I served in the United States Army for 4 years. I served a tour in Afghanistan as a Military Policemen back in 2012. I was trained on all mech vehicles from M-Wraps/Humvees, I mastered proficiencies on the MK-19 automatic grenade launcher/.50 caliber machine gun/Saw-M249. I conducted conveys and maintained care, custody, and control of high level Taliban detainees. I operated entry control points and searched all personnel for weapons and bombs.

While I do not have official military experience, I am well-acquainted with life as a national guard. I lived in Fort Stewart in Georgia, USA for 6 months via Youth Challenge Academy. Even under immense pressure to live a military lifestyle and simultaneously study for our GEDs, I managed to rank as the second highest math GPA in my entire class and 3.993 GPA in language. My father was born in Guatemala and joined the US military, where he eventually gained citizenship. Similarly, I would like to pay my dues and potentially gain citizenship in Ukraine. After I graduated from the program in 2010, I returned to several branches of the military and none of them would accept me with a GED. I am used to living in rough outdoor conditions and thoroughly enjoy the military life. I’m also an electronics repair technician that does board-level component repair. My skills could easily translate to repairing communication equipment. It doesn’t matter where you would like to place me because I have been committed to this idea for 2+ years now and I am ready to serve.

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