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>The purpose of my email is to gauge your interest in joining the United States Army, or the United States Army Reserve. We are currently offering upwards of $40K. That is life changing money while also jumpstarting yourself into a potential career or springboard to something bigger and better. The Army Reserve is also offering up to $50K in future student loans, plus the selected reserve GI Bill, as well as the two, three, or four-year Minuteman Scholarship. There I highly encourage you to reach out to one of my recruiters if any of this information piques your interest. (See attached Flyer.)
>Did you know that the Army is a self-sustaining force? What I mean by that is, if there is a civilian job that you are interested in, we more than likely have that job in the Army. If you want to drive trucks, our 88M jobs drive trucks and earn their CDLs. If you want to be an IT professional, we have various industry certifications that can be earned to allow you to gain experience and help propel your career outside of the Army. Even if you still do not know your career path, the Army can be a way to help you figure that out. The experience gained, and lessons learned in the Army will be critical in helping you gain any type of employment outside of the Army.
>I understand that the Army is not for everyone, and if this is you, then I kindly ask that you forward this email or information to someone you know that can benefit from the various opportunities that the Army can afford them.
>Very Respectfully,
>David
>Did you know that the Army is a self-sustaining force? What I mean by that is, if there is a civilian job that you are interested in, we more than likely have that job in the Army. If you want to drive trucks, our 88M jobs drive trucks and earn their CDLs. If you want to be an IT professional, we have various industry certifications that can be earned to allow you to gain experience and help propel your career outside of the Army. Even if you still do not know your career path, the Army can be a way to help you figure that out. The experience gained, and lessons learned in the Army will be critical in helping you gain any type of employment outside of the Army.
>I understand that the Army is not for everyone, and if this is you, then I kindly ask that you forward this email or information to someone you know that can benefit from the various opportunities that the Army can afford them.
>Very Respectfully,
>David
