It was his 27 year old ensign daughter who performed the oath of office.
“A lot of people don’t even you know you can join the Reserves and contribute. A lot of people in the private sector have a lot of skills they can bring to the Navy and military in general,” he said. “You can be 40 years old, 50 years old and your profession may be something that’s necessary in the military. You can certainly give back by joining the Reserves.”
Why am I posting this? Well, to be honest, during my recent visits to the hospital at Nellis AFB, I’ve encountered a lot of doctors who completed their civilian careers and are serving at the hospital to treat military personnel and their families. Certainly not for the money but because they want to contribute their skills to where it counts. My own Primary Care Doctor completed 3 decades as an Internist and is serving under she starts up her own biomedical company. I really like who she treats me.
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