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The thing that strikes me most is their ability to learn from their lessons, learn from the experiences, and use the experiences of those around them, and within their team. It’s working with the fellow platoon commanders and, ultimately, your Marines. Akhil Iyer: What excites me to be in the Marine Corps, and to be an infantry officer is, honestly, the people around you. Speaker One: Yo, get in! Get in! Get in! Clear! (Gunshots)ġst Lt. You can’t learn this level of teamwork or flexibility anywhere else. There’s definitely moments of camaraderie like you see amongst the Sailors when we get together. Working topside, preservation, maintenance, standing on the flight deck with everyone else for ceremonies. You will be working on the decks with everyone else you will get to experience what it’s like to be a real Sailor working at sea. Speaker 2: Being a CT does not exempt you from the rest of Navy life. Speaker 2: They protect from viruses and make sure those networks are secured. It gives you situational awareness of what’s happening in the world so you can keep everyone safe coming home. Speaker 1: This way has ensured that our ships stay safe at sea, ensures that we can bring our Sailors home safely, it ensures that the big letter agencies, NSA, CIA, can do their job in protecting the homeland. Speaker 2: They look at the socio-political climate and try and predict what cyber-related incidents could be created due to what’s happening in the world. Sounds a little bizarre but how vague the description was actually made me want to find out more about it. Speaker 1: I am a Cryptologic Technician Collection, so I specialize in the analysis and collection of signals. Speaker 2: I possess the ability to hold a top secret SCI clearance. Speaker 1: As soon as they told me about the job I wanted it. It's amazing what opportunities are available to us. Kyle: This experience has opened hundreds of paths. I can't wait to put everything into practice. Janelle: I'm just excited for the future. Michelle: To succeed as a cyber warrior, you have to be motivated, you have to be driven, and you have to be passionate about this field. 'Cause the moment you stop learning is the moment we start falling behind. Navy: Being a great cyber warrior is defined by someone who is not afraid to go out there, learn new things. Petty Officer First Class Gary Stroehlin, U.S. They’re gonna be on the offensive side or they’re gonna be defending our network specifically.

Michelle: When students go to their next command, they’re gonna focus on one side or another. I personally feel like if I’m not being challenged in life, then what’s the point of doing what I’m doing? Navy: This culture of constant learning has developed a mindset that I didn’t even know I had.

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Kyle: Next week we’re learning our classified mod, so not, not too much to talk about there.Īaron: Over the course of six months, we give them almost two full years of college in a computer science degree.

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Navy: Right now I’m in mod 12, and we’re learning about wireless. Navy: Last week I was learning about defensive cyberoperations. It starts with the fundamentals of computers and computer architecture. It was designed to bring somebody who has never worked with computers to an advanced user.

Navy: JCAC is the Joint Cyber Analysis Course. It might be the hardest thing you’ve ever done in your life.” Michelle: When the students first arrive here, we tell them, “This is gonna be hard. It exists every single day, and that's something that our students quickly find out while they're going through training here. Petty Officer First Class Michelle Reimers, U.S. Navy: Information warfare is it right now.Īaron: We're charged with making sure that the data that we produce and store internal to our networks stay safe. Navy: Cyber is truly a joint-warfare area.Ĭhief Petty Officer Nachelle Scott, U.S. Master Chief Petty Officer Aaron Manning, U.S.

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