Patrick Henry: Eh, I would say I am quite a bit of a leader. I'm very proud of my country and I wouldn't want anything but the freedom of living in it. “Give me Liberty, or give me death!” As I always say. “I know no way of judging of the future but by the past.” That's why I believe we should always make sure that we have a good, clean, and proud, present and past. For the certainty of the same in the
The three Air Force Core Values reminds myself of the way I was raised and the morals my family instilled in my mind. When I look around and see the best Airman they all have the same thing in common, a hard work ethic and an adherence to the core values in both their work and personal life’s. Every good leader I have ever worked under has shown the characteristics of the best Airman I Previously mentioned, which makes you want to follow them. Being that one “Air force guy” on the team means it is my job to represent not only my career field but also the Air Force as a whole. Without the Integrity to tell my leaders that we cannot drop a bomb, or operate a certain way I will be nothing but a hindrance to myself and the team.
Abraham Lincoln once said “Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other.” I have been haunted by similar words, in my own head, for quite some time. I never finished college, yet I love to learn. I have always dreamed of completing a degree, owning a company, or working in an office. Now, given the opportunity, completing this degree will become my greatest achievement. I always feel that I have let myself down.
The requirements needs to become a Marine are you must be at least 17 years or older, have proof of legal residency, take a physical examination, have a high school diploma, attended training at Parris Island or San Diego, and last but not least attend a marine combat training + military occupational specialty school (USMC). Meeting with a recruiter is a vital part of learning and understanding if the Marine Corps is the right choice for the individual. Recruiters answer all of the questions you may have or what to expect. Also a recruiter can help find your Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), which is what each job is called in this branch. The Marine Corps offers a wide variety of jobs from infantry, to photography, and to truck drivers.
* A written record will be kept of all medication administered. Injections can only be undertaken by a qualified nurse or medical practitioner. The nursery will endeavor to follow the parents/carers instructions, but reserve the right to refuse a request to administer medicines whilst a child is in our
They would be happy to see the home that this document lives in now and even happier to see the amount of money used to preserve this document and the effort that many men and women have put into keeping it preserved. The Declaration of Independence is a great importance to this country. Everything must be done to keep this document safe and preserved no matter what is needed to do so. John Adams, John Hancock, Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas
When I first arrived at Keuka College, I had my mind set on two things, playing volleyball on the varsity team and maintaining high grades. Coming to Keuka College, I knew that having minimal background knowledge of the East coast and the American culture would contribute as disadvantages in adjusting immediately. However, after being away from home for the first four weeks of school, I started to realize one of the biggest challenges I had to overcome was living by myself and not having my parents around on a daily basis. I had a difficult time believing that this was the biggest challenge I had to overcome since I felt very opportunistic about the new opportunities that were ahead. I started to realize how many bad habits I have picked up
Capitan Mark Kelly Ever since I was a young girl I have always had great dreams and high expectations for myself. Anytime I was asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” I would quickly reply” a lawyer” As the years went by I still had that goal in mind, but I began to realize that I was not exactly Ivy League material. Though I did work really hard in my classes, I was still at best average. During my junior year I took my SAT’s, and cried when I got my scores back. For many years I was scared to go to college because I thought I wasn’t college material.
The reason I say bittersweet is because I have always wanted to have children just not as soon as I did and the bitter part is I knew a lot of things I had planned wouldn’t happen or would be put on hold. I can honestly say that moment changed my entire life forever. At that point I knew a lot of things had to change, I had to get a job and save up for everything he was going to want or need. Nothing in my life was the same at that point and everything was defiantly put on hold but was well worth it. My son is the best thing that ever happened to me none the less I have experienced life at a new angle.
Gen Powell has given me an idol, a hero to look up to. I believe that we share somewhat of a similar background. I also understand the great opportunity that our parents have handed to us, by coming to this country. I appreciate the fact that I can become whatever I set my mind to, because America is the land of opportunity. As a United States soldier, I also have be trained that it takes hard work, motivation, and dedication to make your dreams come true.