Estephan Wilson

No need to choose between a or a education. Achieve both with the !

Once again, I am thanking for your trust and confidence in my leadership. My time in our great city is coming to a close and I am eternally grateful for the great Americans who have chosen to serve. This recognition is because of you!

Thank you to my command for your mentorship:

Looking forward to the next chapter in my career!

Posted • Starting riding at age 12 at a competition in Philadelphia, Sgt. Brad Kaminski, Toms River Recruiting Station recruiter, started competing in local events in the New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York and New Hampshire areas.

soon was riding at a professional level. He toured with the Cartoon Network across the country. He started attending college pursuing an electrical engineering degree and his interest in wiring and electronics drove him to join the as an Apache technician.

He realized after he reached his associates level with his degree that he needed to do something to give himself a competitive advantage with experience for when he was ready to look for a job.

"Joining in this specific job, it taught me everything in electronics. Not only that, now I get to finish my degree and have it completely free. The Army is going to pay for the bachelors so I can finish and be that electrical engineer. I'll know both sides of the spectrum."

Kaminski now combines his riding and love of the Army at the local skate parks. Often on his lunch break in uniform, he spins and jumps his BMX bike around the ramps and pipes, keeping his skills sharp and doing something he loves. He talks with other riders and serves as an example of someone who can do what you love and also be in the U.S. Army.