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For me it has to be the NCO Academy. As a Small Group Leader the amount of influence you can have on the Army is amazing. What you teach and how you conduct business directly effects thousands of soldiers across the force. I can only hope that what I have given was useful and those that I have had the privilage of standing in front of are successful not only in the military profession but civilian profession as well.
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I would have to say its my current assignment as an AIT platoon SGT. Me making big impacts on Soldiers as they come in. Watching them grow into better Soldiers and learn the military way has no better feeling!
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SSG Bruce von der Gruen
Too cool, I was in B Co. 832 Ord. in early 1989. That brings back memories. Bin aber immer noch im 5-7 danach WOCS!!!
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I would have to say that serving in the 3rd US Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) was my most humbling assignment. Quite literally in the shadows of heroes. It was humbling and inspirational. Not to take anything away from the other comments, my second choice would be my time spent as an Instructor / Training Developer at the Recruiting and Retention School (Retention Department) at Ft. Jackson; especially the time I spend as a small group leader there.
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SGL/SrSGL '00-'02 Ft. Stewart PLDC; Sr Instructor & Training Committee NCOIC Armor School '06-'10 and finally Sr Instructor ABOLC '11-'13. I had the privilege of training all categories of Soldiers in their initial stages: as junior NCOs, trainees and junior Officers.
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