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Educational Opportunities for Environmental Science and Engineering Officers
January 6, 2011
By: Major Joe Hout
As a young cadet in ROTC, I had no idea what I wanted to do in the Army. My degree in Chemistry was almost complete and soon I would be commissioned. I was certain the Army would send me to the Chemical Corps with my prior service and educational background. Thank God for fate. In Feb of 2000, I received a call from HRC (then PERSCOM) asking me if I wanted to become an Environmental Science and Engineering Officer (ESEO) in the Medical Service...read more
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Joe Hout
| Affiliation: | Active Duty |
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| Rank: | Major |
| Branch: | Army Medical Department |
| MOS/AOC: | 72D Environmental Science and Engineering Officer |
| Location: | Uniformed Services University, Bethesda MD |
About Me: I enlisted in the Army as a Chemical Operations Specialist in 1992. ETS'd from the in 1996 and returned to MT to persue a degree in Chemistry from the University of MT. Graduated DMG in 2000 and accepted a commission in the Medical Service Corps as an Environmental Science and Engineering Officer.
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