Is anyone a 91WM6 in the army?
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A 91W(that's me) is a glorified Army version of a paramedic. The 91WM6(I was in school for this one time) has an additional year of schooling and they become the LPN's of the Army with the same liscence that a real LPN has on the outside. They have to take the NCLEX and the whole deal. I love being a line medic and wasn't about to give up being with troops for the world, so I dropped out of M6 school and stayed a 91W Combat Medic - Hooaah!
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from my experience  about 95% made it through, from my platoon.   Not quite sure on overall numbers though.....a big part of it is that you have to meet certain physical requirements before going in
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Yep, my husband was an instructor at the USMC NBC school here before picking up WO1 in Feb of last year.  He's now with 3/3 out of Kaneohe Bay, HI, serving in Iraq and as soon as our house sells I'm on my way to HI....wanna buy a house? LOL
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I bought one from these people, the service was very good. It was a Weihrauch HW80 with carbine barrel and I have to say it's faultless.\n\nhttp://www.theairguncentre.com
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Friend - I cannot argue with what the others have said.  If you join right now, no question you will be deployed to Iraq.  If you still want to do it with that in mind then by all means, do it.  My son went through boot camp and his first deployment and current deployment with young women in his unit.  They were not giant weightlifters either, lol.  Best of luck to you.  GBU
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i would suggest looking here ;-)\n\nwww.armylocator.com
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go to www.anysoldier.com i am on there.PFC Alissa Ball-Simard, if you wat someone specific
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Yes. We were in the same unit in the army. The only two ways to tell us apart were our names and rank on the uniform.
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this should get you started\n\nhttp://benefits.military.com/misc/installations/Base_Content.jsp?select=done&scategory=INSTDATA&stopic=MAJUNTLST&stitle=Major+Unit+Listing&id=1210&style=01
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I joined the USMC when I turned 17yoa. I stayed 10 years. I was a Drill Instructor at PISC for two tours and served in Viet Nam twice. Once in inf: as the second time as a sniper. I was also a markmanship instructor and held jobs a MP's and Security and other jobs. You may call me on my cell at 803-942-3103 if I don't answer leave a message and I will call you back. Or you can E-mail me at thomas29924@yahoo.com Thats the best I can do for you. Semper Fi:
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I absolutely LOVE the fact that of all the answers you received, only ONE gave an answer that you can use.  The rest are just talking out of their 4th point of contact, and spouting asinine rhetoric.  \n\nNow that I have that out of my system...\n\nCheck with your local recruiters, they will have a lot of information, examples, and brochures that you can use.  Check out www.army.mil , www.anysoldier.com , and www.military.com  There are a lot of websites where you can talk to soldiers and get their impressions.\n\nGood luck
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Scrappy has it pretty much right.  Ask a recruiter.  Be sure to ask your recruiter what his MOS is though, because my recruiter wasn't really in the infantry and didn't know much about it.  Luckily, another recruiter was and could answer all my questions.  Try to speak to someone in an S-2 office.
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If you genuinely can't hack the AIT for the MOS you've selected, I believe you get to reclass for something that may be more your speed.  Otherwise, you get recycled to the next Co. coming through.  At least that's what happened in my unit.  I've actually never heard of anyone getting put out of the Army altogether.
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I have one. I was in Basic Training and we were qualifying with the grenades. We had one trainee that came in as an E-4. She had to be nearly 34 at the time. SHe was always messing up and causing us to get dropped or smoked. Anyway when we were in formation or running. SHe would have to run around the entire formation the entire time. SO when we were at the bunker qualifying. You know you are suppose to count to one thousand and four before you throw the grenade in the bunker. We used semi live grenades. She counted to one thousand two. She threw the grenade, hit the side of the bunker, hit the drill serg. boots (which were Kiwi shined) and it blew the top of his jump boots up. It was sort of flapping. He was dancing like riverdance. On our way back to the barracks, I was calling cadence and everytime that I saw that boot flapping I would cry laughing, and the whole platoon would follow suit. We had to get dropped five times before we made it back. Up to today. I am not longer active duty, I laugh when I think of it.
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of course. they make engine mount kits for this application.\nwhy start there, go h22a in a 91 instead\n\n\nmaybe not.. only k or b-series in 88-91 bodies
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To buy it or just info about it?\n\n     \nTYPE   DAM    RANGE  AMMO LOAD MOD      NOTES \n\n\nEAA P-19 9mm 1d6 20/55/170 16 1c 1 Based on CZ 75\n\nIf this isn't it try looking another model up under link.
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LT assignments  Mr. Keith Jones jonesk0@hoffman.army.mil\n\nCPT and 1LT(P)  CPT Sedrick Jackson Sedrick.Jackson@hoffman.army.mil