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Just FYI...Felons Now Offered Army
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<blockquote data-quote="lovemysons" data-source="post: 86727" data-attributes="member: 3305"><p>My young difficult child was on probation last year at this time. He got off probation in January and joined the Army in April I believe. I won't say that the end result is in...but so far I think the Army has been a good thing for difficult child. He seems to feel a sense of belonging that he has never known before...for his fellow soldier. A deep sense of patriotism too. He is one that can't wait to be sent "down range" so he can fight with the "real army", do what he was trained to do. He feels like he is wasting his time while he awaits to be sent to Iraq. </p><p></p><p>He doesn't mind "dying for this cause". There is a certain amount of drama and excitement that difficult child seems to get a real charge out of in the Army. At least "wartime" army. It scares me. </p><p></p><p>lovemysons</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lovemysons, post: 86727, member: 3305"] My young difficult child was on probation last year at this time. He got off probation in January and joined the Army in April I believe. I won't say that the end result is in...but so far I think the Army has been a good thing for difficult child. He seems to feel a sense of belonging that he has never known before...for his fellow soldier. A deep sense of patriotism too. He is one that can't wait to be sent "down range" so he can fight with the "real army", do what he was trained to do. He feels like he is wasting his time while he awaits to be sent to Iraq. He doesn't mind "dying for this cause". There is a certain amount of drama and excitement that difficult child seems to get a real charge out of in the Army. At least "wartime" army. It scares me. lovemysons [/QUOTE]
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