Sergeant Spencer G Harris Research Paper

Sergeant Spencer G. Harris: U.S. Army Recruiter Sergeant Spencer G. Harris is a United States army recruiter. He was born in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1987. Growing up, Harris always wanted to be soldier often playing the game, Soldier. In high school, he started seriously thinking about joining the United States army, but instead went to the University of Utah to study psychology. After graduating, Harris enlisted in the army and wanted to serve as a special forces agent. He went to train in Georgia and was stationed at Fort Stewart for five years before going on tour in Iraq for a year and Afghanistan for nine months. Unfortunately, he was not selected to become a special agent. Sergeant Harris has been assigned as a recruiter and will remain as such for two years, leaving at the end to join the crime investigation department of the U.S. Army. Harris plans on staying in the army for at least 20 years, long enough to enjoy the benefits of being a veteran. He currently lives in Walnut Creek with his daughter and wife. The United States Army is the oldest branch of government, with over a million service members and 150 different jobs, including administrative support, health, communications, supplies, aviation, mechanics, special operations,

If you need to live with a family, the army also provides on-post family housing and $4,000 for you to pay rent. The army offers dining facilities for if you would like to eat on the reserve and a food allowance for if you would like to eat elsewhere. A typical day in the army would be to wake up, eat, complete the day’s physical fitness training, and go about your day to day operations and field training. If you are deployed, some of the assignments you will have to complete involve, combat, peacekeeping, and training deployment, which will last about 3-15 months and will earn you extra