Glad to hear that, sir! I hope it helps. I appreciate the support!

@David Crespo howdy Mr. Crespo, sir

@Joseph David Crespo you as well!

Thank you 1 year later 😂

@@bootthescoot298 better late than never? hahaha!!

Thank you, 3 years late!

Why, thanks!

Thanks man! Haha it never ends!

Thank you 😂

Thank you! There are both conservatives and liberals in the Corps. It seems that the majority is conservative, but not all.

​@@AshSeawolf That is awesome! By the way, if you're a Senior, doesn't this mean that you've graduated already? Why no graduation ceremony videos or something? Btw, I have a few friends who go to your university, they're part of Chi Alpha, I don't know if you know anyone who's part of that group on campus?

Squadron 18!

Awesome! Best of luck to you. Gig em!

Great to hear from you Colonel Hawes! I'm glad you're enjoying the content!

Awesome! He was a great fish while in 18!

We wear uniform every day for all classes. It is also required for any corps related events, or anything else located in an academic building. Hope this helps!

@@AshSeawolf appreciate it! one more thing if you don't mind answering can you wait a few years after graduating from A&M to enlist in the military and still be able to enlist with an officer contract or do you have to enlist right after you graduate?

KYLE So there’s a difference between enlisting and commissioning as an officer - if you enlist at any point you won’t go in as an officer. The contracts offered at A&M are either done through ROTC (Navy/Marine, Army, or Airforce) or through PLC (Marine Corps). They require you to complete your degree and you have to commission directly after graduation, so there is no option to wait a few years. However, another route you can go is OCS, which every branch offers. They only require you have a degree so you can apply whenever you want, even a few years after you graduate. I’m happy to answer any questions! I hope this is helpful.

KYLE there are usually more opportunities associated with contracting while at A&M as opposed to going to OCS afterward - higher chance you’ll get the job you want, though that’s not always the case.

@David Crespo College Station's is much harder?

Squadron 18!

More are coming!

The schedule is busy, but there is plenty of time to do school work as long as you are disciplined. Training is only in the morning, and in the afternoon a few days a week.

What program do you join if your going in the Marines

If you plan to come to Texas A&M and want a Marine Corps contract you should sign up for either Marine ROTC through the university or the PLC/OSO program in College Station. Both are great programs. If you do ROTC, the Corps of Cadets is mandatory. The Corps will likely place you in a Navy/Marine outfit but this is not required.

It's 2 Vaults by TeeGrizzley

@@AshSeawolf, what about the main theme song in the background, who is the singer and whats the name of the song?

​@@williamh3950 Grow Up by Gloria Tells

@@AshSeawolf, much appreciated. I'm a retired Naval Officer and combat Veteran (Iraq). You guys always wear your khakis sharp, so much respect for the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M. Best of luck to you in your Civilian or Military Careers.

@@williamh3950 Thank you, sir. That means a lot coming from you as a veteran. I appreciate your support, and thank you for your service!