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INSCOM general tells linguists to study hard 

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The commanding general of the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command, Maj. Gen. Stephen Fogarty, told Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center students that they need to "study hard" because he will "hang onto (their) every word" once they graduate and are sent to their duty stations.

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@Nasalspray5965
@Nasalspray5965 6 лет назад
That looks absolutely terrifying
@SturFriedBrains
@SturFriedBrains 5 лет назад
Thinking of being a Cryptologic Linguist for the Army. Taking the ASVAB soon, hope I qualify.
@NorthForkFisherman
@NorthForkFisherman 4 года назад
Well? How did it go?
@QuanBrown27
@QuanBrown27 3 года назад
@@NorthForkFisherman - Yeah what you said!
@vel6979
@vel6979 3 года назад
He never made it. A high failure rate because it’s difficult. Plus you go to school for months plus ait on top of that for over a year. Plus the yearly test. If you fail goodluck because you’ll get reclassed to some bs job you didn’t want. It’s overkill. It’s not worth the stress in my opinion.
@nathandrake5941
@nathandrake5941 5 лет назад
OMG, this is awesome!
@manuelernesto4480
@manuelernesto4480 3 года назад
As a Civil employee in the Ecuadorian Navy , it would be fantastic , DLI, promote English courses for us !
@jgeur
@jgeur 3 года назад
army general talking to air force personnel...he'll never see these people again.
@jgeur
@jgeur 3 года назад
@Pereida stand by for a coded message....foxtrot oscar alpha delta...eom...
@NorthForkFisherman
@NorthForkFisherman 10 лет назад
And good study habits and command support are absolutely crtical following graduation, especially with a CAT IV language such as Korean, Chinese, or MSA. Imagine if the linguists on the Pueblo had really been proficient in NK comms. She might not be a tourist attraction in Pyongyang today.
@archerj.maggott1372
@archerj.maggott1372 5 лет назад
난 미국 군인이었고 한국어를 배웠는데, 국방부 언어교육원에서 배운 게 아니라 제대한 후 한국 현지에서 배운 거예요. 다시 입대해서 통역사가 되고 싶네요. 김 씨를 바닥까지 내동댕치는 데 도와주고 싶다는 말이에요.
@jgeur
@jgeur 3 года назад
why don't you write a book and tell us all about it?
@NorthForkFisherman
@NorthForkFisherman 3 года назад
@@jgeur To whom are you speaking?
@jgeur
@jgeur 3 года назад
@@NorthForkFisherman you
@NorthForkFisherman
@NorthForkFisherman 3 года назад
@@jgeur Because of the NDA's I've signed I cannot. I'd suggest that you read some of the fine works already produced by such people as James Bamford. If you are interested in the Pueblo incident itself, refer to this page for more recommendations: www.usspueblo.org/Aftermath/PUEBLO_books.html
@mikeblanchard1527
@mikeblanchard1527 3 года назад
I hope to study something like English or mechanic over there but I don't have this opportunity. I'm a Haitien , So who can help me please or give me the manner to arrive for.
@nousername4449
@nousername4449 3 года назад
Mw c ayisyen tou and i just enlisted in the AirForce. Fok ou yon US citizen oubyen gen residans pouw kapab f sa. Process la k long depan de job ou kalifye pu li a but pa imposib.
@SturFriedBrains
@SturFriedBrains 5 лет назад
Thinking of being a Cryptologic Linguist for the Army. Taking the ASVAB soon, hope I qualify.
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