Posted on Feb 2, 2015
SSG Jason Hyatt
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I know I am not the only grouchy, crusty, cantankerous, not too happy retired (but was never ready for it) SOB on here but I have to say I miss the good 'Ole army life every day I live and breath. So to the young and able live it large, live it well and never take it for granted.
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SFC Mark Merino
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You came to the right place!
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Welcome home indeed
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The way I coped with it, SSG Jason Hyatt, was that I continued to work as a civilian for the Army. That way I continue to be around Soldiers, veterans, and retirees. All without the 0630 PT formations, the BS of military life, etc. Staying on as a DA civilian is probably the second best decision I've made in my life, right behind my decision to enlist in the Army in the first place.
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SFC Cindy Paris
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You have started in the right direction by joining Rally Point. You can also volunteer at your local veterans office or hospital. Another is to become involved in veteran activities in your community. Just cause you are no longer active does not mean that you can no longer serve.
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