“I joined the Army to be the first generation in my Family and for my Native American people back in my tribe.”
“I thought Basic Combat Training was going to be a lot different. It was pretty intense in the beginning, but it got better as the weeks went on. It was definitely an eye-opening experience.”
“The most challenging part was leaving my Family. I’m a big family person, so I got homesick the first couple of weeks.”
“Advice I would give to someone planning to join the Army is be responsible, pay attention to details and stay open-minded. It does eventually get easier.“
“My MOS is 92F - Petroleum Supply Specialist. I chose this MOS because the Advanced Individual Training wasn’t long, but I was open to anything.”
