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Hello, my name is Charity Wright, and I'm a threat intelligence analyst at Recorded Future.

When I was young, I wanted to be an Olympic figure skater, which did not happen, but it was

something to strive after.

When I was maybe in late high school, I started really taking an interest in the world around me, international relations.

So I guess that did lead to studying international studies at the University of North Texas.

I was in my third year of college when a hulking man in uniform approached me in the food court area and said,

I was wondering if I could sit down and talk to you about the U.S. Army.

And he was actually one of the rare recruiters that knew about the Army linguist program. And he was recruiting

college students specifically that could test into the linguist program. And, you know, it captured

my interest right away, learning a foreign language, getting out of my parents' house, moving to

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