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By Debbie Gregory. For the first time in more than 30 years, three brothers will be graduating from the U.S. Military Academy at the same time. It was four years ago that brothers Noah, Sumner and Cole Ogrydziak entered West Point as cadets. On May 27th, the Texas natives will be graduating with the U.S. Military Academy’s Class of 2017. Oldest brother Noah is 23, and twins Cole and Sumner are 21. While they were in different regiments at the school, they always tried to make time for each other. “Usually on the weekends we’ll buy a pizza at Grant Hall over there and we’ll watch a movie together. Just hang out,” Cole said. Their mother, Kristine, served in the Coast Guard for 10 years, and their father, Randal, is a Coast Guard captain who is retiring next month after 38 years of service. Following the graduation ceremony, the family will take part in the traditional “pinning ceremony.” Dad Randal will exercise his privilege as a commissioned officer to personally give his sons their oaths and place bars on each of their boys’ shoulders as they become second lieutenants. “He’ll be our first salute, too,” Sumner said. “And I couldn’t be more happy.” Both of their grandfathers were also in the military. The three Ogrydziak brothers received presidential appointments, which are available for children of career military personnel. Noah will be in the Signal Corps , Sumner is headed to South Korea, assigned to the Army engineers, and Cole is headed to a medical school to become a doctor. This will be the first time three siblings graduated West Point together since 1985, when Rose, Anne and John Forrester became officers at the same time. Military Connection salutes and proudly serves veterans and service members in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Guard and Reserve, and their families. ...read more
By Military Connection May 23, 2017
If you have served the military but are no longer serving the nation, there are many industries in the country that badly need you. For ex-servicemen, veterans and wounded warriors, Live Jobs Fairs are organized in various locations and help them find a new career after retiring from military, army or naval services. Job fairs for military are organized by several organizations as there are many businesses and communities that need the services of ex service men and women. Be it healthcare, hospitality, education or retail, you can make an all new career based on your experience in the military in the past. No matter what your reason is for not serving the military any more, you are still needed by the nation for making America great again. Many industries are not able to find the right candidates for blue collar as well as white collar jobs. Talking about the healthcare sector, the business is growing leaps and bounds and there is a never-dying demand for new candidates to come and fill the vacant positions. Sadly, not many doctors and nurses are trained for the job to fulfill the demand for more and better healthcare in the country. Veterans are always welcome to come and join the healthcare sector and use their qualification, experience and expertise to impact good health care service in the nation. Not only medicos, even techies like software developers are quite in demand. Veteran software developers can join an IT company and provide superlative tech services to their new employer to build a better, convenient and secure web world. So if you have a strong problem solving aptitude, there is always a job in IT out there, waiting for you. For the blue collared jobs, the country is always on a look out for efficient drivers and other workers who have the experience of working under extremities. You can put your expertise and work experience at the military to good use by picking up a job that requires specific skill sets that you have acquired while you served the nation. Not only will this let you still serve the nation, but also provide suitable employment to you when you need it the most. Working till your mind and body allows you is the right of every individual and is also healthy for your body, mind and soul. So attend a live job fair for military and find a job that suits your caliber the best. ...read more
By Military Connection December 03, 2016
We are happy to answer your general and specific questions regarding borescope usage, applications, technical support, etc. if you contact us via our online request form. We will attempt to support all products on the market for basic troubleshooting free of charge for 5 minutes on the phone should we feel we may be able to assist you, this is no obligation on your part for the call. We support all types of applications in professional industries and our area of expertise. This service is unheard of in the industry. ...read more
By Pacific Borescopes LLC April 01, 2013
Collection calls in any business are to collect money that is owed to the business. In the case of business to business collection, it's one business calling another to collect debt owed to them. Some businesses make the calls themselves while others outsource that task or eventually sell the uncollec... ...read more
Flyers can help you generate business leads by getting the word out to potential customers about your products. Once you create your flyers you can distribute them through the mail, place them on cars and even walk around to hand them out to home owners. You'll want to bring together the elements of d... ...read more