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Tag Archives: Training
Education Advice for People Thinking of Joining the Military and New Recruits
By Peter Sessum I initially wrote this for tumblr, but thought it could be useful information to be shared on the website. After seeing a few questions being asked about education benefits in the military, I thought I would throw … Continue reading
Not All Military Losses Are in Combat, But All Are Remembered
By: Sean Peters Reprinted with permission from his Tumblr account. I’ve been meaning to post this for some time but I haven’t done it because it’s hard. Some of y’all have posted your stories of loss and how it’s affected … Continue reading
Posted in Real Heroes
Tagged Cadets, Corps of Cadets, Loss, mountain climbers, Navy, Sean Peters, shine shoes, Texas A&M, Tragic, Training, uniform inspections
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Political Correctness Does Not Belong on the Frontline
By: Peter Sessum There is a vicious, misogynistic attack against Muslim women involving the U.S. Navy and it needs to stop. Women who are almost universally believed to be oppressed by their culture are being attacked in a way they … Continue reading
The Rain God, BOB and the Infantryman’s Relationship With the Weather
By: Peter Sessum There is a saying in the Infantry, “If it ain’t raining, it ain’t training, if ain’t snowing, we ain’t going.” Okay not exactly profound I know and the only ones I have heard say it with any … Continue reading
Posted in Kicking Some Knowledge, So There I Was
Tagged Army, BOB, Experiences, Germany, Grunt, Hohenfels, Infantry, nature, outdoors, POG, Rain God, snow gods, The Field, Training, Weather
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The Dogtag Chronicles 
Why Hire a Veteran Part 1: HR
Many companies have a policy to try to hire veterans. Some do it for the good PR, some because they want to support the soldiers coming home and other just want to hire someone that is disciplined, hardworking and reliable. … Continue reading →