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Current Service Status
USN Retired
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Current/Last Rank
Petty Officer Second Class
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Current/Last Primary NEC
BM-0000-Boatswain's Mate
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Current/Last Rating/NEC Group
Boatswain's Mate
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Primary Unit
2013-Present, BM-0000, Fleet Reserve Center
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Previously Held NEC
ZZ-9999-Not Applicable
SH-3122-Barber
MA-9545-Law Enforcement Specialist
CT-0000-Cryptologic Technician
MA-0000-Master-At-Arms
BM-9585-Navy Recruiter Canvasser
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Service Years
1993 - 2013
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Foreign Language(s)
African-Swahili
Arabic-Gulf (Iraqi)
Arabic-Standard
French
Haitian-Creole
Japanese
Spanish
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Operation Desert Storm
Great Lakes
Mossback
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Order of the Shellback
Order of the Emerald Shellback
Sandbox Sailor Operation Iraqi Freedom
Suez Canal
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What are you doing now:
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It's something serious.�
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Other Comments:
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Live life like you are going to die tomorrow and live life like you are going to live�forever. That's the motto I live by.��
I got to give a shout to the bros out there.�Yall already know the business.�Feel free to�hit me up but travel light please.�
Salaam.�
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2002 | ToYear
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College
Concordia University, Irvine California |
Major
Education; Middle Eastern Studies |
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Contact Phone Number
(949) 854-8002
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Contact Email
info@cui.edu
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Year Established
1976
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Address
1530 Concordia
West Irvine, California 92612-3203
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Website
http://www.cui.edu/
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Other Memories
My favorite course was the one on Human behavior amoung Muslim children. It was a challenging one but I passed at least. The course on psychology was especially interesting because when you put yourself in the place of those children in the middle east, you will understand why they feel they way they do and why they prefer to stay in with their families no matter what.
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