I'm in the National Guard now.My job is sending me overseas to work in Germany for a year.What are my options?
My contract is up in a year and now I don't know if I'm going to re-enlist because this could change my life in a different way. I wanted to get some advice and some knowledge about my options before I present this to my unit. Thanks!
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You can be excused from a few weekends for hardship, but the for the main training weeks, you will have to fly back. However many commanders would prefer to call it a day. They will arrange for you to report to a base in germany for your weekends, with the understanding you will not reenlist. However, if they really like you there are all kinds of deal deals going on. Look at what happened to Bush. Bush accidentally forgot to take his physical, dropping him from the flight line. That opened up a position for a real fighter pilot returning from vietnam. In exchanged for going quietly, they transferred him to Alabama when he moved there. Note, if you report to a base in Germany, you will have PX privileges. I have heard guys talking, and this may be huge.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Thursday, April 21, 2011
I have a diploma in nursing from Germany where can i use to work in Germany
I have a diploma in nursing from Germany where can i use to work in Germany?
Health Care - 1 Answers
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Any hospital or doctors office in Germany will recognize it.
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Any hospital or doctors office in Germany will recognize it.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
What dogs are used for police work in Germany
What dogs are used for police work in Germany?
Dogs - 7 Answers
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German Shepherds?
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German Shepard, Doberman Pinschers, and German Mastiffs mostly
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German Shepherds and Bouvier Des flandres I think
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Belgium Shepards? Maybe, perhaps. Those are my dads favorite dog & hes german and said he saw them. Hmm.
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German shepards and Dobermans mostly
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Less and less German Shepherd dogs. Germans have been forced to use more and more imported dogs for their police force. These are mostly Malinois from Holland and Belgium and a few German Shepherds from the Czech Republic. The German Police facilities that sponsor their own breeding programs (i.e. Northrhine-Westfalia) have had a 90% success rate in placing their litters of Malinoise into police work and only a 60% rate in placing German Shepherds (with the actual number is probably closer to 30% after first year wash outs). "We need a working dog and not a family dog," say the dog trainers. They demand hardness, courage, fight drive and a "certain natural sharpness."
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Teacup Chihuahuas
Dogs - 7 Answers
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German Shepherds?
2 :
German Shepard, Doberman Pinschers, and German Mastiffs mostly
3 :
German Shepherds and Bouvier Des flandres I think
4 :
Belgium Shepards? Maybe, perhaps. Those are my dads favorite dog & hes german and said he saw them. Hmm.
5 :
German shepards and Dobermans mostly
6 :
Less and less German Shepherd dogs. Germans have been forced to use more and more imported dogs for their police force. These are mostly Malinois from Holland and Belgium and a few German Shepherds from the Czech Republic. The German Police facilities that sponsor their own breeding programs (i.e. Northrhine-Westfalia) have had a 90% success rate in placing their litters of Malinoise into police work and only a 60% rate in placing German Shepherds (with the actual number is probably closer to 30% after first year wash outs). "We need a working dog and not a family dog," say the dog trainers. They demand hardness, courage, fight drive and a "certain natural sharpness."
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Teacup Chihuahuas
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