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Hello everyone,

   My name is Daniel, and I am active duty military in the Air Force. I have been in the military for over almost nine years. I am originally from Georgia, but I currently live in  Hawaii, with my wife and two daughters. I am presently pursuing an Information Technology degree through Ashford University. My experience with information technology is limited because my job in the military is mostly hands-on. However, I do have a bit of experience in computer hardware since I was able to build my first PC earlier this year. I wanted to build a PC for school and gaming, and I was surprised how easy it was. My career aspiration is to complete my information technology degree within the next three years. I hope to have my degree before I retire from the military to have an easy transition to a second career. I have yet to narrow down what specific Information Technology job. I hope to learn more and more each day in my studies to help me find what suites me best. However, coding languages and network architecture intrigue me the most. 

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