Brett Talbot:  

Army Recruitment Part II: If you're wondering what grade I got SSS Grading its big-fat 4-F. The Medical Exemption. Meaning I can't be soldier/sailor in US Military. My Reenacting is the closet thing to being an actual soldier. Army Recruitment Part I: During last year at Cyprus, in April I filled Draft Appreciation by Selective Service System. I talked to soldiers from Recruit Center who came to school. In July I talked to Col, and rest is history. The Selective Service System: He said is Selective Service System's grades. A grades, mean can serve, B grades mean special exemption, C grades, mean illegal alines, D grades, mean ministers, F grades, mean no service by medical. The Experience at the Recurring Center: I am descendent of Veterans/Government Officials. I even tried enlist in Army, but a Col. at Recruit Center turned me down. He said, "The asthma alone is enough, but with medical issues you are unfit for any branch of service. Sports Experience: I even participated in athletics: Little League Baseball (1988-1990), Pirate Swim Club (1990-1995), and Cyprus High School Swim Team (1995-1999). Where I served as Manager of the team, and the Honorary Manager of the Waterpolo Team during that same time. Singing Experience: I even had an illustrious singing career, on the stage and screen. I sang in school & community choirs across the Valley. Included Church & religion class choirs. I even was recoded with these choirs. Acting Experience: I had an illustrious acting career, on the stage and screen. I acted in school & community productions across the Salt Lake Valley. I even did two films for Sundance Film Festival, and for Hollywood. Brother's Work Experience: Eric works for the Government, his wife Mary is a teacher & a stay at home mother. Liesl (1976-2014) was a teacher & a stay at home mother, her husband Neil a Physics Prof. with PhD at a university. Mom's Work Exp...Expand for more