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From working with computers to assisting physicians to fixing helicopters, there’s an Army job right for you — providing the experience that will give you an edge over those in the civilian world. The Army also offers you money for college and the chance to interview with America’s top corporations.
general qualifications
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident alien
- 17-35 years old
- Healthy and in good physical condition
- In good moral standing
- High school or Equivalent Education
Some positions may have additional qualifications
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SGT DANNY ROGERS
Military Police (31B)
Hi, my name is Staff Sergeant Danny Rodgers. I'm a 31 Bravo Zulu 6, which is a military police working dog handler.
I originally joined the Army on a two year contract. I started out at Fort Drum, New York. I was a line MP.
Once I decided to become a military working dog handler, for the military police core, I attended dog school at Lackland Air force base in San Antonio, Texas. I learned the basics and things that I could apply when I got to my unit. My dog, Igor, is specially trained in explosives.
We get these dogs when they're puppies and by the time that they are one and a half to two years old, they can save millions of lives.
I love what I do. I love working with dogs. I've learned things in the Army that will be with me for the rest of my life.
When I look at myself in the mirror I am proud of who I've become.
