Staff Sergeant William Vance

Stop making excuses for yourself.

Before I was a recruiter, I never really paid attention to social media. Since I've come to Rochester, I've noticed a common theme on here: everyone has an opinion, and everyone wants to be heard.

It's easy to argue and debate in theory, but it's harder to live in practice. A lot of people are scared to put themselves out in the world; they're afraid of making a mistake, of being wrong or embarassed, of being ridiculed by those on the sidelines.

Stop talking about what needs to be done. Do it.

These are the experiences that make you better. Growth can be uncomfortable, but without it we stagnate. Are you ready to take those first uncomfortable steps?

Questions? Message me here, or contact me at (585) 233-4365.



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Stop staring at a screen. Live your life to the fullest and surround yourself by those who will challenge you to be the best version of YOU possible.

Find out if you have what it takes to become one of the Few.

To learn more, shoot me a DM or visit marines.com
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I had the privilege of welcoming another into our Marine Corps family here at . Michael Herweg graduated from in 2020 and made it his New Years resolution to change his life forever by joining the United States Marine Corps.
I’m excited to prepare him for the rigors of recruit training and looking forward to the transformation to come!

🚨Who else offers a similar job straight out of high school? 🤔

If your looking for a field using the most up to date technology while also dealing with communications, then Air Traffic Control Communications Technician may be a great balance for you! These Marines have licenses and knowledge of the entire spectrum of this field, making them highly qualified and marketable in and out of the service! They earn licenses such as aircraft dispatcher, air traffic control operator, all levels of certified electronics technician, and many many more!

DM us for more information!📩



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Helicopter mechanics have a very technical skill that is instrumental to what we do, ensuring that the the rotor wing aircrafts function properly and can transport marines and gear from place to place. These Marines are set up with arguably some of the best trade skills the Marine Corps has to offer. So many have secured very successful careers on the civilian side working on commercial rotor and fixed wing aircrafts. Most importantly they use the intangible skills they learned as a Marine to drive their success. Are you ready for the challenge?

Secure your legacy and place in history by taking the challenge of becoming a United States Marine. DM me for more information📩


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💯 Leadership 101
Being a “boss” does NOT make you an effective leader, and working for a boss doesn’t always teach you what leadership is all about.

In the Marines, you’re taught leadership principles that help you learn how to effectively lead others through a wide range of responsibilities.

-Become a physical fitness role model to those who struggle with their personal goals.
-Coach your fellow Marines on marksmanship techniques so they too can shoot a target from up to 500 yards away.
-Instruct the iron ducks on the fundamentals of water survival
-Mentor those suffering through personal challenges in life such as financial stability, relationship issues, family concerns or setting short/long term goals in life.

You can DO a job worker
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You can BE a Marine leader.

Questions? DM me or text/call 585-233-4365

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🚨Musicians!!!🚨
The Marine Corps will be scouting here in the local Rochester area in the next few weeks to see who qualifies for the Musician Enlistment Option Program!

Interested? Call your local recruiter to see if you qualify!

Send a DM or text/call 585-233-4365 for more info.

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