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09-25-09, 03:54 AM #16
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09-25-09, 06:37 AM #17
Officers are Leaders, what does their age have to do with anything?
I know a few former Marines who have their BS or BA, and are too old to go Officer, but they would be damn good leaders. Whats wrong with a 35 or 40 year old Lt. or Capt? I know a Maj. thats 40 but has been in longer than I have and is still in, so I know the promotions are not fast. I don't get the age thing.
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09-25-09, 08:18 AM #18
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09-25-09, 10:39 AM #19
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09-25-09, 11:56 AM #20
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09-25-09, 12:01 PM #21
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09-25-09, 12:07 PM #22
okay i didnt mean to be rude but that is a lot of age to have difference. it just seems that a 36 year old isn't going to have as easy a time as some 21 year old whop just got out of college
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09-25-09, 12:29 PM #23
My last PFT score was 261, plus the average age for my OCS class was 30.
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09-25-09, 12:36 PM #24
OH and my GPA during OCS was the 4th highest in my company the only guys above me where all older then me.
And the high PFT male was 41.
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09-25-09, 01:02 PM #25
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