LCpl Sara was volunteered to become a range coach and as I write is in her last week of class.
Of around 76 in attendance in the course, Sara was one of five, and the only woman Marine that qualified as Expert with her Pistol. Not bad for first time ever to shoot one.
Alright Sara, keep it up!!! Don't forget your dreams and vision in the midst of all the fun! Stay true to yourself. Sounds like you are on the fast track for that next stripe. :)
I am very impressed by your daughter sir. Her success is both inspiring and humbling. Extend my respects to this fine young lady, as she has more than earned them.
ReplyDeleteI am currently in limbo with enlistment. My medical documentation is being reviewed in San Diego. They said it could take 1-7 months for that to finish and then another 6 months before my ship to Boot.
I have eagerly waited the day that I could enlist and become a Marine since I was in middle school. It is what I want my life to be purposed to.
Duty to ones country, service to ones people, honor and privilege in both.
Thank you for raising such a strong and devoted young countrywoman. Her answering the call to serve alongside the 1% of our population that actually has the guts to do their job, is beyond respected, beyond appreciated.
I have yet to earn the words of "Semper Fi", but silently I say so, in honor of all of them.
Thank you.
~Warm regards.
Ryan J. Logan
Thanks Ryan, We are proud of her and her effort daily to stay motivated, step up, work hard, and be valuable.
ReplyDeleteRyan Logan from the comment above is now LCpl Logan as of this past week!
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