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  • This video provides brief testimonies regarding the NASIC employee experience by recent college graduates. You went to college to change your life. Come to NASIC to change the world. NASIC: The National Air and Space Intelligence Center. We lead the nation in scientific and technical intelligence. Our subject matter experts give us the edge over our adversaries. What we do today determines victory or defeat in the future battlespace. We are the only people who do what we do. NASIC is really cool because it takes all these different disciplines and puts them together in a room and has everybody work together. You have experts on various systems, various phenomena, other countries. This actually gave me an opportunity to serve my country. It’s just someplace that directly contributes to the nation’s security. I feel like NASIC has a unique opportunity where you get paid well for what you do and you are working a mission where you literally cannot do this anywhere else. The stuff I get to work on is only known by about 20 people and we actually call it magic and sorcery in the office…and that’s kind of what I get to do everyday: I get to work on magic and sorcery. There is a lot of opportunity for growth, you know, you don’t have to stay in one place for too long if you don’t want to. I’ve been much happier, my mental health has been much better since becoming a government civilian and working for NASIC. I love, I love my coworkers… It does not feel like a job, it’s a second home to me. We’re growing and we want you to grow with us. When you work at NASIC, you can change the world. If you want to be part of this team, you can learn more on our LinkedIn page or apply directly through HireVue. NASIC Recruiting Video
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Mr. Richard A. Vasquez, Operations Analyst/Foreign Disclosure Officer for Marine Corps Security Cooperation Group, Fleet Marine Force Atlantic (FMFLANT), U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command, is recognized as FMFLANT’s Civilian Marine of the Year for his superior performance in the execution of his duties throughout fiscal year 2020 on February 26, 2021 at Naval Support Activity-Hampton Roads, Norfolk, Virginia. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Mr. Jonathan Donnelly)

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A Soldier cracks a smile while performing the hex bar deadlift. Soldiers of the Advanced Leader Course were evaluated on their physical fitness by taking the ACFT July 23, 2022 at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin.

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