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Molino Man Graduates From Basic Infantry Training
March 9, 2010
Army Pvt. Jadrian J. Bell has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga.
During the nine weeks of training, the soldier received training in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness, first aid, and Army history, core values and traditions. Additional training included development of basic combat skills and battlefield operations and tactics, and experiencing use of various weapons and weapons defenses available to the infantry crewman.
Bell is the son of Clifton Bell of Richardson Road, Molino, Fla., and Kaevetta Hinson of Sun Valley Drive, Pensacola, Fla.
He is a 2008 graduate of Pensacola High School.
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11 Responses to “Molino Man Graduates From Basic Infantry Training”
Wow!! I can’t believe it. A little quiet boy who bearly would talk to anyone has grown into a ARMY MAN!!! Way to go young man. It was very good to hear that you made the decision to enlist and protect our country. I know your parents are proud, and they should be. May God be with you and bless you continously. Remember to BE ALL YOU CAN BE!!
Jadrian words can’t describe how proud I am of you not because you are my son but because of the strong young man that you have become. Stay strong ,put God Almighty first ,and keep looking up,stay focused and continue to look forward.Thanks for serving and protecting our country.May God continue to be with you as you take this journey.I have watched you grow from a boy to a man who is now able to stand tall.Always remember to stand for something if not you will fall for anything.And don’t forget the bridge that brought you safely across.I love you and appreciate you.Be all that you can be. love always mom
Jadrian, we are very proud of you. Stay focus and remember to always keep God first in your life and you will always be successful in whatever you do. You are a wonderful person. We know that your family is very proud of you. Stay in touch! The Watson Family.
Jadrian, I can not express enough how proud I am of you!! Keep up the good work!! Love you!!
From your Big Sis,,,,,
I am so PROUD of you,for going thru with the choice of going in the Army.I am happy you listen to your nephews.Patrick ;who is on his 3rd tour in Iraq and Cornelius.Always remember we want the BEST for you.
Be All You Can. Army Strong
Now thats what i am talking about, son, dad is so proud of you, not because you are in the Army like i retired from, but you being your own man, making your own decision. you are going to have some good days and some not so good days, but thur it all, you will be able to look back on whar you have accomplish for America, United State Army, and you. may God bless you and Daddy love you,again “Army Strong”
Thanks everyone yes i made a decision in a time of warto defend our country that most people my age probably wouldnt have made at this time. hooah
Hooah!!!!!!
I am very proud of you Jadrian and thankful for you serving in our military. May GOD bles you and keep you in his hand. Again thank you for serving.
a mother
Thank You for making the decision to defend our Country.
Way to go Jadrian. I am proud of you for electing to defend our country. Keep in mind your decision will prove difficult more times than not, but after it is over, you can look back with pride on what you have accomplished. Take it from a 20 year Army vet, it is a good thing in your life. Thanks again for serving. You have made your parents proud.