Serving in the Army

Spc. Carmine Agrifoglio: The thing that made me decide which Service to go into was actually my sophomore year, my brother joined the Army. And that’s what pointed me in the direction of Army.

Sgt. Ricardo Branch: I come from a military family. My dad served, my grandfather served and my brother even serves.

2nd Lt. Luis Gonzalez: There’s definitely a lot of pride in it. I’m, I don’t regret my decision for a second.

Capt. Paul Cheval: For me to be privileged to the point of leading these men over in Iraq, and it was in a war zone, for me that’s an accomplishment I’ll never forget.

Spc. Ashland Harnishfeger: I love everything about the Army, and I love the fact that I have all of these benefits that the Army has given to me just to wake up and put on a uniform.

2nd Lt. Luis Gonzalez: You know, the Army and its training really does set you up for success in the civilian realm and civilian life.

Spc. Ashland Harnishfeger: I feel lucky in the fact that the Army has given me that skill set to go outside, but I plan to stay in as long as I can.

Spc. Carmine Agrifoglio: It was definitely worth the experience, coming and joining the Military, just to see what I’ve seen.

Sgt. Ricardo Branch: I would say, if you want a chance to work in an exciting career field, the Army would be a really good start.

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