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@@040590vll It was such a beautiful city 🥰 And I’m a big Selena fan.

@@stormchaser807 Hi 👋 No I haven’t

@@user-xu3wm1kw3n I was in my backyard lol

@@angelastarr1603 ok

@@wecanwatersports4151 I graduated OCS and I’m stationed in Houston TX

@@rodgibelfond7463 I actually enjoy it now lol

@@DiamondVisualDiary Welcome 🤗 and thank you so much!

@@xxheadshotxx5562 Hey when I tell people they are welcomed to contact me with as many questions as they need… I meant just that! I love to help people and I don’t mind the questions I encourage it. I even allow some people a phone chat with me. If you would like a phone chat contact me on IG if not I will answer all your questions here! 1.) No 2.) Yes 3.) Some people are mean they will fuck with you about something but your Spanish accent I doubt bc there are tons of people from different cultures with accents. 4. Yes it is a challenge but don’t let fear stop you. You will be fine! I appreciate that so much! Happy to know that my channel is bringing value to people!

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@@TeddyBear96. Yes, Thank you 🙏🏽 I went through a lot for sure! The song is a partial clip and instrumental from Kalid song called “Better.”

@@xxheadshotxx5562 It’s going to seem hard at first because the pleather of information and all they want you to cover. But once you do it a few times and watch others do it; it gets easier and you become more comfortable. Yes they go over all the details and information to teach how to do an opord. You don’t necessarily have to memorize it but they don’t want you reading everything word from word. They want you to know what you’re talking about but you will have the opord in hand to scan over it as your briefing.

@@angelastarr1603 Do they give you the information to study a couple of days before, or is it on the same day that you have to make your OPORD brief? Or do they just give you the information a few minutes before, so you can memorize it and do your brief? Also, how long does your brief need to be, 5 to 10 minutes?

@@xxheadshotxx5562 So you will have plenty of time to learn how to do an opord before your final grade. When I was there we were learning about opords for over a week if not more. So you will get a lot of practice and training. They will be picky about everything so just take notes on where to improve. Briefing can be around 5-10 mins you just have to make sure you are hitting all the key parts. You will have an opord template to guide you. You’ll be fine

We will big bro 🙏🏽💖 just focus on The Most High!

Of course

Thank you 😊 I started off in the Navy when I was 20 years old. I think the military is a great resource rather it’s a stepping stone or something you make a long term career from. However just like with most things it comes with (Pros and Cons). My advice would be to do what makes you happy! Rather you join and find that you like it or don’t like it… make sure you make the most of it! Educate yourself and set yourself up for success rather you stay in or get out. One of those things would be (Make sure you go to medical about EVERYTHING) just to have it documented for VA disability. If you’re thinking about joining as an officer I would say prepare physically and mentally lol Make sure you are fit enough to pass a 4 mile run within 36 minutes or less. Make sure you are mentally strong to deal with the non sense of people.

@@angelastarr1603 This is super helpful! Thank you!

Who?

I did thank you 😊

You can go off base anytime you want before 3 weeks. When I was there we had Covid restrictions.

Hey 👋

@@angelastarr1603 we certainly are good friends 🔥✨

Thank you 😊 it’s my favorite color 💚 all shades.

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Happy Birthday 🎉

Thank you 😊

Thanks Fred 😊

So I took my ASVAB back in 2008 when I enlisted in the Navy. The recruiter had given me a study guide and that study guide was the best I’ve seen. It was closely related to the actual test. I studied it for weeks and on my 2nd attempt I scored high. That’s all I did…

To become an officer regardless of your MOS you need a GT score of at least a 110 or higher. Your GT score is incorporated with you ASVAB score so example I have a 60 ASVAB score and a 113 GT score.

Quartermaster

Hi, yes most people reach me on instagram message angelastarr87 I’m more than happy to speak with you and answer any questions you have?

I messaged you but it’s probably in your requests

The only hard time I would have is being away from my children. There’s nothing else I can’t get through! But good thing deployment is something I’ll never have to worry about 😊

Hi! Often things change from time to time but when I was there depending on your instructor you’ll do PT around 6-7am you’ll have a hour to hour/half to shower, eat breakfast and be in class around 8am. You’ll get 2-3 15 min breaks and 1-2 hour lunch. Class ends between 5-6pm and repeat. Weekends are free to do what you want. Laundry rooms are free and are 2 rooms on every floor.

@@angelastarr1603 thank you for your response !

He is the PAO for my unit and he was visiting the unit one drill when I met him.

It’s ok lol it’s Terri and thank you 🙏🏽