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It is my strongest desire to continue to serve in the United States Coast Guard to complete no less than 20 years. As of 01 SEP 2016 I will have 17 years 11 months and 26 days of service. I have earned three Achievement Medals, eight Meritorious Team Awards, and five Good Conduct Awards. In my performance at multiple units and in various positions of responsibility, my supervisors had requested me to extend. After a year stationed at Training Center Petaluma I have received my PERJC code as a military instructor. I have completed Class Advisor, Peer Indoctrination Training, Instructor Development Course, Job Aid Workshop, and Microsoft courses. Bing a vital team member of the ET "A" School staff, I have been able to educate and pass down
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