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<blockquote data-quote="dukgnfsn" data-source="post: 194752" data-attributes="member: 596"><p>Joined National Guard as junior in HS and did split option training, basic training after Jr year HS and Army AIT after senior year. Did 20 years of M-Day National Guard, that is the one weekend a month and 2 weeks a summer, then after the 20 M-Day went AGR, that is Active Guard Reserve, that is like regular army but assigned to ND army national Guard full time for 9 1/2 years so had 29 years and 10 months of service and credit for 13 1/2 years active. Had a major blood clot in the kidney in 2011 and was medically retired in 2014. Served in Desert Strom as a MP and volunteered for overseas duty 3 times in the latest conflicts and was left in state and told no because of the amount of training needed for my position as AGR, over 1400 hrs training for my position. Would 100%ly do it again.&nbsp; Great experience that has helped make me who I am now. And just want to say a THANK YOU to all that served especially those Vietnam&nbsp; and Korea Era Vets, is wasn't there when you came back but say a big thank you now, and also to those that supported us as we did.&nbsp;&nbsp; dukgnfsn</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dukgnfsn, post: 194752, member: 596"] Joined National Guard as junior in HS and did split option training, basic training after Jr year HS and Army AIT after senior year. Did 20 years of M-Day National Guard, that is the one weekend a month and 2 weeks a summer, then after the 20 M-Day went AGR, that is Active Guard Reserve, that is like regular army but assigned to ND army national Guard full time for 9 1/2 years so had 29 years and 10 months of service and credit for 13 1/2 years active. Had a major blood clot in the kidney in 2011 and was medically retired in 2014. Served in Desert Strom as a MP and volunteered for overseas duty 3 times in the latest conflicts and was left in state and told no because of the amount of training needed for my position as AGR, over 1400 hrs training for my position. Would 100%ly do it again. Great experience that has helped make me who I am now. And just want to say a THANK YOU to all that served especially those Vietnam and Korea Era Vets, is wasn't there when you came back but say a big thank you now, and also to those that supported us as we did. dukgnfsn [/QUOTE]

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