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Originally Posted by KSigkid
You're missing the point here. People are saying that they look at military experience (note, "experience" does not equal "professional military") as a qualification - not "the" qualification. They're saying they look at it as part of the bigger picture, not as the whole picture.
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I do not think that I am.
If not a career, just what would four years of military experience provide a person beyond other life, work and business experiences?
Just look at our current President; what did his time in service do for him?
I would not call military service an important part of a candidate's resume; just one part of it.
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