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My Naval Career Progression
The great desire in my naval career is a LDO commissioning. I have consistently proven the initiative and pride to push in every endeavor and honored those who have led me this far. Each milestone completed has shaped me to be of this exclusive group. Qualifying as a SWO will be priortity upon selection. My pinnacle goals; earn a commanding officer billet and a Master in Divinity. In a variety of duty assignments and leadership positions, I have clearly demonstrated professionalism and leadership. My sought expertise was instrumental to BMD exercises such as FTX-06, JFTM-4, FTM-16, and ATLANTIC BLITZ. I have trained six CIC watch teams for ULTRA certification; mentored 10 sailors to perform 5400 hours of engineering and interoperability
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