[edcoil]

How did he do this? Four years of college then becoming an “officer” - what program is that? OCS? Then leaves the military to go back to college

“A 1989 graduate of St. Bonaventure University with a B.A. in history, I served four years as an infantry officer in the 25th Infantry Division at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii.

I received a Master’s in Anglo-Irish literature from the University of Dublin, Trinity College, Ireland in 1997. “

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[taxcontrol]

4 years of college and then becomes an officer sounds like the ROTC program.

[OldMissileer]

How did he do this? Four years of college then becoming an “officer” - what program is that? OCS? Then leaves the military to go back to college.

Probably ROTC. A four year commitment after graduation.

[gundog]

Four years of college then becoming an “officer” - what program is that? OCS?

Sounds like it. And the four year stint in the Army makes me believe he quickly found out what OCS means to other officers the Army. The West Pointers don't even talk to you, and the ROTC guys get to treat you the way the West Point guys treat them.

[Elsiejay]

Four years posted to Hawaii, as a commissioned officer? Oh, the horrors of military service!!

[ExSoldier]

Got my commission from the University of Alabama Army ROTC program. Believe me this "former soldier" isn't the same as ExSoldier! Nor does this cretin speak for those of us who believe in the right to keep and bear arms as it literally means OWN AND CARRY.