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Chapter 1: Growing Up I was a curious kid who loved to explore as a child. I used to live in a country side where I lived with my parents and my brother. I attended my school and then when I entered college I decided to join military after finishing it. I loved to see the works of the military and I always felt inspired by looking at them. People who work in the military were like heroes for me and idealized them since I was a child. It was my dream to serve for the country and become a part of military.