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Personal Narrative: My Experience In The Military
I second the fact that lately it has been very crazy. I agree with you about it being very easy to work with people around the world. Although I think that language could get in the way. I really look forward to going over seas to be able to get the experience. This is one thing that I really can’t wait to experience in the military.

Overall a lot of people can take something great away from high school. Whether it be the great learning, a lifelong friendship, or maybe even a high school sweetheart. In my experience over what seems like forever I have obviously learned so much. I have also taken on so many new friendships. Has BHS prepared me for what comes next? I really think they could have done so much better. I don’t know what to expect
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