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Ripper
Peace Through Superior Firepower
Everything what Psych said, except the part about all recruiters are shitbags. They have the second hardest job in the military, the hardest being Drill Instructors (dealing with the trash what recruiters send).
My recruiter never lied to me, and as a matter of fact, that's how he treated everyone, and always made quota, and only had one that actually was completely signed up that didn't graduate boot camp. He was in an auto accident before he shipped and smashed both his knees. He was lucky to walk.
My recruiter actually told me to take a hike until I got a set of weights. Go figure.
My recruiter never lied to me, and as a matter of fact, that's how he treated everyone, and always made quota, and only had one that actually was completely signed up that didn't graduate boot camp. He was in an auto accident before he shipped and smashed both his knees. He was lucky to walk.
My recruiter actually told me to take a hike until I got a set of weights. Go figure.
Bandit LOAF
Long Live the Confederation!
I get my haircuts, sandwhiches and comic books there.
Maj.Striker
Swabbie
Banned
Bandit LOAF said:
From the OSO office? Neat...didn't know they were offering those kind of perks to potential recruits.
Bandit LOAF
Long Live the Confederation!
Hehe, no, Dobie Mall.
It's the small mall that has it all.
Except not the things listed on the sign outside, which apparently they never change.
Also, there's a store that sells NES games now. It just appeared in a corner one night.
It's the small mall that has it all.
Except not the things listed on the sign outside, which apparently they never change.
Also, there's a store that sells NES games now. It just appeared in a corner one night.
Razer92
I'm lost , then too the last time I had to worry about an ASVAB was
in '88 . My first score was 119 in '83 , then 124 in '88 after I got out
and went to college a couple of years . On Miltary.com they have a listing
of Army jobs and what score was required to qualify for it some 105-110.
The double digit rating yall are tossing around is greek to me .
Maybe it's Army/Navy/Air Force thing.
However it is well known fact in all the branches that " all Recruiters lie "
( except for Rippers , there's always an exception ) . Today there are far to
many ways to double check the load they shovel . Be smart , get it in writting if
possible , check out what your told verses what the branch your intrested in
has on-line . Go to your local VFW or veterans hospital talk to vets . Most of
them love thier branch and will tell you straight what the deal is .
Best of luck .
I'm lost , then too the last time I had to worry about an ASVAB was
in '88 . My first score was 119 in '83 , then 124 in '88 after I got out
and went to college a couple of years . On Miltary.com they have a listing
of Army jobs and what score was required to qualify for it some 105-110.
The double digit rating yall are tossing around is greek to me .
Maybe it's Army/Navy/Air Force thing.
However it is well known fact in all the branches that " all Recruiters lie "
( except for Rippers , there's always an exception ) . Today there are far to
many ways to double check the load they shovel . Be smart , get it in writting if
possible , check out what your told verses what the branch your intrested in
has on-line . Go to your local VFW or veterans hospital talk to vets . Most of
them love thier branch and will tell you straight what the deal is .
Best of luck .
Bandit LOAF
Long Live the Confederation!
When I took it (in... 1999), the result was given as a percentile. I scored the same as Psych.
(I do not, in retrospect, have any idea why I took the ASVAB other than that I've always had a moderately disconcerting love of standardized tests. I don't think there was ever any chance that I'd be allowed to join the military.)
(I do not, in retrospect, have any idea why I took the ASVAB other than that I've always had a moderately disconcerting love of standardized tests. I don't think there was ever any chance that I'd be allowed to join the military.)
