29 hours.
But I don't think that should count, because sometimes in the military you have to do that.
When not in a war zone though, I've worked 19 hours before. But my usual day (before I became an instructor) was 10-12 hours.
29 hours.
But I don't think that should count, because sometimes in the military you have to do that.
When not in a war zone though, I've worked 19 hours before. But my usual day (before I became an instructor) was 10-12 hours.
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