Hoping for a letter or perhaps a package was a key motivator. We would go to the mail room as a group, as I expect you will. Here’s an example: Checking mail during BCT was a big deal. The culture shock I felt upon arrival – and that you may be feeling right now – was intense. I’d spoken to my admissions liaison officer and other military veterans, including a Medal of Honor recipient who lived ibn my hometown.
I thought I knew what I was getting into, as I’d grown up in the military. "I am the son of an Air Force Master Sergeant. (We're huge fans over here at WebGuy and highly recommend you check it out! Heritage Minute Link)Ĭol Simon shared with the class the history of the Long Blue Line, some of his experiences and most importantly shared that his class is there for them. He might look familiar to those of you that are fans of Heritage Minute. The speaker today was Lt Col (Ret) Steven Simon, Class of 1977. After lunch they went to Arnold Hall to hear from their Legacy Class, Class of 1977. The day started out early with some morning PT. But there was every attempt made to get both! As stated before we have the camera evaders and the camera lovers. Today we saw every squadron, this does not mean we got every single person. First off, Happy 4th of July, did you do your celebratory pull-ups like the basics?
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