PLC Juniors, 1st Increment

[brickwall]

I hear that it's not so much what you know, but rather who you know that is important in some (most) cases.

From my experience, at least, I wouldn't say that. A couple guys in my juniors platoon had friends/relatives high up (O-6 and up) in the brass and didn't get any special treatment. Unless of course, if you mean the fewer ranking people you know, the better, in which case I would tend to agree, as the S.I.'s have less to use against you.

 

[ArkhamAsylum]

Moto

For you motivators, don't lose that. It will serve you well. You'll take crap for it, but it might save your career and/or life someday. The guys who aren't excited about training generally write new resume's after 4-8 years. Good luck.