Looking back now, I'm glad I did what I did. I joined as an Intelligence Analyst (96B) and liked it. I had only wanted to do 4 years of active duty and then decide what I wanted to do, but then the army announced what they call stop-loss, which kept me in for 1 more year. So after 5 years, I decided that I didn't want to stay in. My first 7 months was training. Then I spent 13 months at Ft Hood. From there, I moved to Darmstadt, Germany, where I spent the rest of my time in the army.

So now this brings me to what I do now. Which is very close to what I was doing in the army, just as a contractor. Now I work for CACI, Inc supporting the 66th MI Group in Germany. I've been with CACI for a few years now and I still love the job.

Personal life
As for my free time, I like to travel. I have been all over Europe, but there's still a few places I have left to go. When I'm not traveling, I keep myself busy with other things. Normally on Friday nights, you can find me at the Steinbruch-Theater. Saturdays I'm normally out somewhere, like downtown Darmstadt or Frankfurt (which is 20 mins away).

Another thing I do is I am a forum moderator on MightyMustangs.net. That is one of my hobbies. Mustangs. My toy is a 2004 Ford Mustang GT in Sonic Blue, with a few modifications, of course. I haven't taken it out on any tracks yet, but I do have fun on the Autobahn. It's been up to 155 MPH on the autobahn. Eventually, I would like to take it to the Hockenheim Ring (which is only 45 mins away). I have been there before, I just haven't taken my car on the track yet.

You can also say I'm sort of an audiophile. My speakers alone cost more than my brand-new computer did. My CD collection is also quite extensive.