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Mr. Womack enlisted into "The United States Army"\xa0on the 30th of June 2005. From there, he would embark upon a journey unlike any other. Mr. Womack attended One Station Unit Training at Fort Knox, Kentucky, so that he could serve his country as a 19 Delta Cavalry Scout. Upon the completion of his training at Fort Knox, The United States Army assigned him to The 3rd Squadron, 4th U.S. Cavalry Regiment of The 25th Infantry Division. During the years of 2006- 2007, he would deploy as a Calvary Scout with The 3rd Squadron 4th\xa0U.S. Calvary Regiment\xa0located out of the Pacific Island of Hawaii in support of\xa0Operation Iraqi Freedom.\n\nIn 2008, this hard working soldier was ready to move on to another duty station. Michael's next landing spot in the army would once again be Fort Knox, Kentucky. While there, he would spend the next year of his life in the 1st Squadron, 16th U.S. Cavalry Regiment working with the OPFOR (opposing force) that assisted in the training of fresh, new army lieutenants. After spending the first three years of his army career serving honorably as a Calvary Scout, this trooper sought to learn another skill. As he continued his journey onto the home of the\xa0United States Army Signal Corps, also known as Fort Gordon, the state of Georgia would soon be his next home. It would be there where he would learn the skills required to be a 25 Sierra Satellite Communication Systems Operator/Maintainer.\xa0http://www.womackpoetry.com/about.php\n\n\xa0\n\n\xa0\n\nAuthor Commentary