how do you become honoary kentucky col.?
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The Governor of the State of Kentucky issues the certificate.  I once received one, for community service.  I am not sure who recommended me.  You might ask your state legislator what the qualifications are.\n\nThese awards are fun, and silly.  I am a Kentucky Colonel, and an Admiral in The Great Navy of Nebraska  :-)
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1. Join a polotical party. \n2. Go back to your village. \n3. Introduce yourself to your local people.\n4. Try to get party nomination for MP election.\n5. Win the election and become MP.\n6. Then try to convince your high command and become the\n2nd -in-command\n\nI hope this can make your career bright.
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A S Johnson if you accept a breverent rank as a general,if not I'm stumped
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You would need to go to the nearest military installation (I know Fort Sill is in OK, not sure where it is in relation to you though). Since you do not have a military ID, you will need to get a visitor's pass to get through the gate - this will require checking in at an office with your driver's license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance. Once in the gates you need to head to the DEERS office. (It stands for Defense Eligibility Enrollment and Registration System, or something similar to that.) You will need proof of your relationship to the servicemember (birth certificate, marriage license, adoption papers, etc), your birth certificate, photo ID, and possibly other paperwork. I would try to call before you go and find out what you need related to your specific circumstances. You may also need to either have the servicemember with you or a have a power of attorney (at the office here they require a special DEERS power of attorney, stating that you are authorized to enroll the SM's dependants - some places may accept a general power of attorney).
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join the army or the marines that will do it!!
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Dont listen to this guy\n\n As a former US Navy Colonel, I think that I am qualified to answer this question.\n\nYou must be able to run five miles every morning in sixty minutes. You must also be able to swim, you must stand at least 5'7 but no taller than 6'9 and weigh no more than 340 pounds.\n\nYou can no criminal convictions unless they are misdemeanors or sexual offenses. You may not openly practice any religion that is not Judeo-Christian. This excludes Islam, Hindu, or Catholic. \n\nAlso, no one is accepted over the age of 65. \n\nThese are the minimum requirements.\n\nGood luck and Simper Fi! \n\nSource(s):\n\nRetired "Full Bird" Colonel, United States Navy. \n\nThere are no colonels in the Navy.  And everything in it is wrong.\n\nI am in the Navy and the requirements arent too bad.  You should shoot for about a 12 min mile and a half.  The Navy doesnt normally do 5 mile runs.  Pushups 45-50 is a bare minimum, I still have problems with that even though I do them all the time. About 60 situps is a decent low score.  The situps and pushups are 2 mins.  Talk to a recruiter for more details.
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First, ROTC programs are only assigned to accreditted universities/colleges. If you don't have one in your county it will not be possible to get a program established. If you do have one, the university must submit an application along with Congressional support to the Department of Defense. The program will have to be funded and staffed by the Cadet Command. This a long and arduous process and will require significant political influence. Best of luck.\n\nFor a high school - the first link is the Air Force JROTC program, there is a program application for the school linked right on this page (its on the left side under Quick Links). The Army's program is the 2nd link, on the left side of their web page is their link under "Establish a Program". The 3rd link is the Navy, on the left side of their page is the application link titled "Host School Application". The 4th is the Marine JROTC and for that page you want to go to the "Schools" section which shows how to establish a program through them. Hope this helps - best of luck.
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if i recall right jag attorneys are officers so either you need to be an attorney then join the academy or join the academy become officer then go to law school either way u must join the military academy to become an officer or a college ROTC program
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act like the CSM on "We were soldiers". Actually, the best thing you as an officer can do is let your NCO mold and train your young trainee... as an officer be a role model in what you know and do. Be the best commander you can...by letting your NCO work his/her soldiers as they know how to... beacuse when you leave he and everyone else will still be there,...then have to do the whole thing over again with someone new!
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Visit http://www.nysphsaa.org/. Look for the link that says "Officials Coordinating Federation" and click on it. There is information for you to contact the representative for girls basketball referees.\n\nUsually, becoming a high school official involves paying a fee and taking a test to show that you know the rules. Once you pass the test, you are eligible to officiate for that school year. The procedure is similar in other states.\n\nGood luck in becoming an official! I suggest you talk to other officials in your area. They are a good source of information and will help you as you begin your officiating career. I just became an basketball official in Oklahoma, and the officials in my local association have been a huge help in getting started.
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If you have the desire, then you have what it takes.  Don't be scared by the taking orders because you'll learn that you have a choice.  You'll pick up on what's involved in advancement and how you can move through the ranks and get ahead of those who may actually be lame.  I'm not talking about moving up the ranks by doing indecent acts, but just applying yourself and displaying the army values, Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal courage.  If you incorporate these values, you'll be ahead of the game and you'll do fine.  Excel in every aspect that you can, score a 300 or above on the physical fitness test, achieve an expert marksman badge, complete correspondence courses and take college courses.  About an earlier comment, tuition reimbursment isn't a bonus, the military already pays 100% of your tuition while you're on active duty.  You just have to pay  for the books.  So take advantage of that program.  \n\nThe military isn't about taking orders.  It's about working as a team to accomplish your mission.  It's about following the instructions and guidance from your leaders.  Yes, you'll have some very bad leaders and at that point, you can stand up and suggest alternatives and work the chain of command to your advantage.  There are the proper ways to do things and then there's the defiant way to do things, which will only land you in trouble and eventually out the door.\n\nOh, it's a two mile run by the way.  See if a recruiter could give you a APFT card and check the score chart.  Work on reaching the max amount of push ups, sit ups and two mile run.  This will help in the long run, for a promotion to E-5.  I earned E-5 in less than three years and was barely 21 when I was leading soldiers.
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graduate college and then get elected. start with an unpaid \nelected position as school board or city council, then area commissions then\nif you are good at politics get elected to an area supervisor then state or other positions that are\nelected. it takes a lot of money for advertising, but a good ad agency could put together a campaign
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Go to military personnel office and ask for personnel actions section and a promotion clerk and they can pull your file and tell you. Then they can tell you how you stand in relation to current point requirements  to get promoted and how to get more points so you have the best chance.
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1st you need military experience in special forces,  next have a speciality that you've got at least a Bacholors degree or a masters degree in.  Then THEY have to recruit you,  you don't go to them
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College degree in criminal justice.  Volunteer as a reserve officer in your city/town/county.  No heavy drug use.  No criminal history.  Good physical shape.
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Not sure where you are in Kentucky, but you could try this site as at least a starting point.  They may know of other training places in your area.\n\nhttp://www.frontsight.com/news.asp?Action=ViewNews&ID=90
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First, you could become an officer in another US service and then request inter-service transfer to the Marine Corps.\n\nSecond, the Marine Corps has three options for officers:\n\nAir, Ground, and Law.\n\n\nThe Law option allows you to go to Law school and then enter the Marine Corps as an officer.\n\nAlso, there is a waiver for everything. If the answer is no, it's no. All you have to do is ask.\n\nMy recommendation is to become an intelligence officer in the US Navy and then transfer to the US Marine Corps.