Am currently working on my Reenlistment package for 4 more years in the Marines. After that though am debating after a totally of 9 years in should I continue on and do 20 or should I get it out. If i get out am debating of becoming a History Teacher or going into politics with my ultimate Goal of becoming the Governor of Washington state. Suggestions?
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What to do. What to do.
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My opinion is you should retire from the Corps (or corpse if you're Obama). Eleven years (after your next tour is up) sounds like a long time but it's not. You'd get good benefits, still have time to teach, and it would look really good when you ran for office.
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History is awesome. I'm a history major, if I ever want to do anything besides the Corps, high school history teacher would be one of them. Would never want to run for public office though.