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What It Means to Be an ‘Educated’ Warfighter

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What It Means to Be an ‘Educated’ Warfighter
Brochures for the University of Oklahoma are displayed during the 86th Force Support Squadron Ramstein Education Center Education Fair at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, on April 16, 2015. Airman 1st Class Tryphena Mayhugh/U.S. Air Force
Gregory Drobny
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So, what does “education” for a warfighter look like?

Gregory Drobny
Gregory Drobny
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Greg Drobny is a former Airborne Infantryman, PSYOP Team Chief, political consultant, professional mil blogger, and now works for Code Platoon as Student Outreach and Recruitment Manager. He holds a BA in history, a Masters of Science in organizational psychology, and is currently pursuing an MA in history. In a time of hyperspecialization, Drobny is an accomplished and educated generalist who understands that knowledge from a multitude of disciplines is necessary for true wisdom. A continuous wanderer and seeker of knowledge, he has worn three different colors of beret for the U.S. Army and worked in everything from metal fabrication, music, and bartending to politics and publishing while on a constant search for life's meaning. He is married with four children who keep him more than slightly busy and is passionate about helping veterans find their paths in life and develop the skills needed to pursue their goals.
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