I want to encourage my step daughter to join the army. Okay she is only 13, but she has always wanted to be a surgeon. Along with track cycling, national youth choir, playing several musical instruments and being trilingual, we both feel that she can go a long way academically and hopefully apply at officer level.
Studying medicine and surgery in the armed forces would also expose her to real conflict circumstances, okay it would be a tough life, but the experience would, I believe be priceless.
I have had two fathers go through military careers, one royal engineer one royal marine, both decorated during active service.
Studying medicine and surgery in the armed forces would also expose her to real conflict circumstances
And that's a good thing because? Your average A&E could probably be described in the same way every Friday night, but at least it doesn't involve invading a foreign country.
I want to encourage my step daughter to join the army. Okay she is only 13, but she has always wanted to be a surgeon. Along with track cycling, national youth choir, playing several musical instruments and being trilingual, we both feel that she can go a long way academically and hopefully apply at officer level.
Studying medicine and surgery in the armed forces would also expose her to real conflict circumstances, okay it would be a tough life, but the experience would, I believe be priceless.
I have had two fathers go through military careers, one royal engineer one royal marine, both decorated during active service.