Army Strong Videos

WE COULD NOT DETECT THE REQUIRED FLASH PLAYER.
* To view content on this page, you will need to update your version of the Adobe Flash plugin.
To get this free update, click here

Browse Non-Flash Version

Michael Devaughn

Staff Sergeant Michael Devaughn (Reserve, Enlisted), talks about job role/experience/benefits -Benefits: professionalism, better edge in school, unique experience, travel, better yourself as an individual, better military police officer, ...

Related Videos

  • “Watch how this young man put himself on th...”01:32
  • “Miles' job as a Military Policeman in the ...”01:03
  • “"Soldiers talk about their experiences in ...”01:52

Related Links

Tags

SEARCH ARMY VIDEOS
CATEGORIES
Showing  of 

  • SGT Danny Rogers

    As a Military Police Working Dog Handler, Danny works with a specially trained d...

    CATEGORY: Career & Jobs

    TAGS: Military Police Army Animals

    SGT Danny Rogers
    00:46

  • 31B – Military Police

    Learn to detect threats and root out suspects while easing tensions in foreign ...

    31B – Military Police

  • Episode 10:

    Find out what an Army MP instructor has to say about coaching NCAA football.

    TAGS: Officership West Point

    Episode 10:
    04:37

  • Military Police Instructor / NCAA Linebacker Coach

    Watch a U.S. Army MP instructor go one on one with an NCAA football coach.

    TAGS: Officership West Point

    Military Police Instructor / NCAA Linebacker Coach
    04:37

  • Military Police

    Military Police play a vital role in protecting our troops both at home and over...

    CATEGORY: Career & Jobs

    TAGS: Military Police Virtual World

    Military Police
    01:14

  • Michael Devaughn

    Watch how this young man put himself on the fast track to success in the Army Re...

    CATEGORY: Army Reserve

    TAGS: Military Police Army Reserve

    Michael Devaughn
    01:32

  • Michael Devaughn

    Staff Sergeant Michael Devaughn (Reserve, Enlisted), talks about job role/expe...

    CATEGORY: Army Reserve

    TAGS: Army Reserve Military Police

    Michael Devaughn
    01:03

  • Miles Noonan

    Miles' job as a Military Policeman in the Army Reserve will give him an advantag...

    CATEGORY: Career & Jobs

    TAGS: Military Police Army Reserve

    Miles Noonan
    01:03

  • Specialist Nelly Medel

    Medel joined the Army for an opportunity to succeed "I wanted to do something mo...

    CATEGORY: Career & Jobs

    TAGS: 11B Military Police

    Specialist Nelly Medel
Showing  of 

Michael Devaughn

Staff Sergeant Michael Devaughn (Reserve, Enlisted), talks about job role/experience/benefits -Benefits: professionalism, better edge in school, unique experience, travel, better yourself as an individual, better military police officer, ...

Staff Sergeant Michael Devaughn: The Army Reserve, it definitely, it keeps me polished because it, I mean you're a professional. With that uniform, you have a lot of weight on your shoulders. You have to think more or less about others more than just yourself. I mean its like, "I have to maintain my professionalism." It makes me feel like, you know, there's nothing I can't handle. It's given me a better edge in school.
You know, I've always looked at school as being the hardest thing, because of what I did in high school, but it's making me go out there and basically grab the bull by the horns. I actually really do feel like I'm accomplishing a lot, I mean who can say you've done all this ? deployments, you know, I've been to all these different places, and then still come back from it all and still look for more, to better yourself as an individual. Yeah, I definitely feel that way.
Here I am, I'm 24 years old, I'm a Staff Sergeant, I came in when I was 18 years old, and my brain has just been this sponge. It made me a better military police officer, it's made me a better Soldier and it's made me a better individual. If you want to exceed the standards, go into the Army Reserve, because they'll take your standards and they'll bring from here at one level and they'll bring you up.
Back To Top