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Lawyer — Samuel Jackson

Samuel Jackson

Occupation: Lawyer

While I was a freshman at Southern University in Louisiana, I met a Marine Corps officer who left a lasting impression on me due to his stately appearance, and exceptional communication skills. I…

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Career exploration begins with you. Take time to find out about your interests, skills, and work-related values. Chances for a rewarding career are improved if you select a career field consistent with your interests, values, and skills.

As you consider different options, also think about the following key questions:
  • What do people do in this career?
  • In what type of environment do people in this career work?
  • What kind and how much training is needed to enter this career?
  • What are the opportunities for obtaining work in this career?

Careersinthemilitary.com is the leading career information resource for the military world of work. Explore a variety of careers across the Military Services to find out what people in those occupations do and what their usual work environment is like. Learn about training and advancement opportunities and which Services offer each occupation.

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Broadcast Technician

Audiovisual and Broadcast Technicians

Job Family: Arts, Communications, Media, and Design

Television and film productions are an important part of military communications. Films are used for training in many military occupations. They are also used to record military operations,…

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