Military Blogger Contest Entry: Ed Ward

by Chris Tracy | April 1st, 2010

Thru the AFB Education program I was able to receive my BA degree. Retired and used it to become a high school teacher. Command (SAC) support for ongoing education was terrific. I was in a car pool with the March AFB Education Officer (Civilian) so was encouraged to continue. Ended up with credits from seven colleges and when overseas some from the Maryland U profs-. I was approved to go for residence credit and BGE at Omaha U. Retired four years latter and began teaching high school a month later. This opportunity really changed my life and I have hopes that all present duty member will make the maximum use of the education programs.

–Ed Ward

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