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2010
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* Navy Seaman Recruit Daniel C. Mundy, son of Liz A. Mundy of Lake Barrington and Philip C. Mundy of Aurora, completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes. After completing basic infantry training, the soldier will complete airborne school with a subsequent assignment to Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, N.C., to prepare for and attend the Special Forces Qualification Course as a weapons sergeant or engineer sergeant. During the 20-25 month training period, the soldier will have graduated from airborne school, the Primary Leadership Development Course; the Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course; survival, evacuation, resistance and escape training; and language school. Upon graduation from all phases of training, the soldier will be assigned and promoted to a Special Forces weapons sergeant or engineer sergeant.
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