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Sergeant

Kayleigh Campbell

Active Duty

Sgt. Kayleigh Campbell is a Cannon Crewmember at Fort Drum. She helps the Army complete missions by handling ammunition, operating artillery, and calculating targets.

Job
Cannon Crewmember (13B)
Role
Enlisted Soldier
Age
21 years old
Time In Service
3 years
Locations
Fort Drum, N.Y.
Hometown
Lumberton, N.C.

Kayleigh’s Career path

The Army supports your career goals in a number of ways. See how one person pursued professional and personal growth as an enlisted Soldier.

She joined the Army.

At 18 years old, Kayleigh enlisted in the Army then completed Basic Combat Training.

She set goals.

Kayleigh began pursuing the path of becoming a non-commissioned Officer. Along the way, she earned Soldier of the Month and Year honors.

She became a Sergeant.

Kayleigh earned the rank of Sergeant before she re-enlisted by leveraging the Army’s job training support.

She's now exploring career opportunities.

Kayleigh is working to get promoted to staff sergeant before her next contract. While she hasn’t committed to a new career yet, she’s considering other options to gain more experience and add to her skill set.

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