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honor guard offer
hello all, so my daughter was offered honor guard. it sounded good at the start until we read that she can not advance above E3 and that she really puts off A school for 2 years while she is an honor guard while all the others from bootcamp are going forward with there dreams. My daughter souded like she had regrets signing the papers excepting this position if they offer it to her but is there any way for her to get out of this after she signed the first set of papers??? She is was going to A school for corpsmen
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Comment by B'sNukeMoM⚓️MMN(Vet) on September 30, 2019 at 3:12pm
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What a great honor! I don't have much info on honor guard/ceremonial guard but there is a group for Ceremonial Guard - unfortunately it's not active. Perhaps if you post there someone will respond and can give you more info.
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Here's some more info I found on ceremonial guards:
https://www.cnic.navy.mil/regions/ndw/about/ceremonial_guard.html
And there's also a facebook group which might be able to give your more info:
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Comment by Milliemax2 on September 30, 2019 at 4:36pm
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your soo helpful. thank you soo much
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You are welcome! I just hope some of this info will help ;-D
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my son just completed the 2 year guard assignment. I went to DC 6 times during his time there, so can tell you my perspective. It's intense, definately an honor. feel free to ask me questions
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