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    Quote Originally Posted by marct View Post
    Hi George,



    BA Sociology and Comparative Religion,
    MA Canadian Studies (Cultural Studies concentration)
    Ph.D. Sociology (Social Anthropology)

    Just an FYI

    Marc
    Very good exchanges here.

    Friends, do not be drawn into the MSM trap of saying "ooh lookey those dumb soldiers got them some edjumacating ", this is really just demeaning to all military professionals.

    Actually the US Army expects all its leaders NCOs & Officers to be college educated eventually, on paper, I know of no other institution that forces so much learning.

    Holding a PhD is pretty much so normal in the Army that it only guarantees commissioning as a 1LT typically today.

    Although my PhD is in Comparative World Religions it is beneficial to my present work in Iraq. So the group the title of this thread addresses is much larger than might be expected. PhDs are not just white jackets & staff advisers. Some of them are actively leading troops like me.

    Most importantly, our Army puts a priority on lifelong learning. We should be proud.
    Last edited by Bullmoose Bailey; 12-16-2008 at 09:00 AM. Reason: sp.

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