Do highly acafemically qualified infantry soldiers get promoted quickly?

James A.

Reconnaissance Platoon soldier

Like every core/regiment in the army, promotion is based on your ability and a time served at each rank. When you become a non commissioned officer you are required to have education to a certain level at each rank

Tuesday, June 29, 2021

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