US Army enlistment

[sfclandin]

I am SFC Landin Army recruiter. The U.S. Army is currently searching for recruits to train in the following fields:

-Military Intelligence
-Medical Specialties
-Computers and Technology
-Auto and Aviation Mechanics
-Transportation
-Engineering & Construction
-Special Forces, Ranger, Infantry and Airborne

For more info PM me!

[Fizzman]

Damn, that's pretty smart SFC. I'm a navy recruiter in 714 area, you beat me to it.

[mikenewgun87]

Spam reported!!!

[freonr22]

Commercial sales?

[freonr22]

Upon further review

So you joined the site, to just spam?

Your 5 posts don't contribute anything, other than you desire to earn a commission

You are a crappy representative of our armed forces. Would never deal with your unethical behavior.

[dummykid]

spam for sure.

[BillyGoatCrawler]

Why not use .mil email address?

[someoneeasy]

Damn, that's pretty smart SFC. I'm a navy recruiter in 714 area, you beat me to it.

Fizzman, what RS are you out of? I might have someone for you.

[sfclandin]

Not using a .mil address on an open forum and risk getting a virus on a government computer.

-SFC Landin

[Endless]

Why not use .mil email address?

[Snoopy47]

Google searching on "SFC Landin Army Recruiting" does give surprisingly narrow search results.

[BillyGoatCrawler]

Not using a .mil address on an open forum and risk getting a virus on a government computer.

-SFC Landin

[RickD427]

Not using a .mil address on an open forum and risk getting a virus on a government computer.

-SFC Landin

Eric,

This question is coming from one who was an initial user of the Navy-Marine Corps computer system (NMCI) when it stood up in 2001.

Is it your position that the private e-mail service that you used in the performance of your military duties possessed anti-viral properties that were superior to that of the U.S. Army's system?

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Go Army,,,

[Snoopy47]

Eric,

This question is coming from one who was an initial user of the Navy-Marine Corps computer system (NMCI) when it stood up in 2001.

Is it your position that the private e-mail service that you used in the performance of your military duties possessed anti-viral properties that were superior to that of the U.S. Army's system?

It might not be his position, but it is mine, as a military intelligence analyst.

Some are safer than others, however, those that are safer from the enemy are easier to be hacked by our own government. There truly is no winning. Write a letter and use the post office, and dumbfound them all.

The Chinese have all our data in regard to background checks for security clearances anyway.