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Let's stop there.

Being a soldier, it's exciting.

You already know that. What you want to know is, what's in it for me?

I wanted to learn leadership skills from the experts.

I wanted to get paid to earn qualifications.

I wanted more confidence.

And I'll look, I'm on the radio.

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