U.S. Military

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2009-11-20 Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines - Waiver:

Dear Wayne -- An answer on your waiver should take no more than 120 days. The duration will depend on the waiver required, whether the waiver can be granted by an officer or must be reviewed by a board

2009-11-19 Aeronautical Engineering - pressure and induced drag:

Ngole Many studies have been made of injecting flow into the boundary layer to prevent separation. Without a sketch or more information I cannot understand exactly what you are thinking of so I can't

2009-11-19 Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines - Enlisting:

Justin: Your "side" of the story isn't what they are looking at, it's the charges. Plus the fact you seem to have gotten charged more than once. That makes you a 'high risk' candidate and unlikely

2009-11-19 Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines - In high school, enrolled in Navy DEP considering switching to the marines.:

Hi Jesse, I'm afraid not. You can't just "switch" from one branch's DEP to another. In order to join the Marines, you would have to first request a discharge from the Navy DEP program (see: http://usmilitary

2009-11-18 Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines - usaf:

Hello Janie, I must commend you for knowing what you want to do as an adult and wanting to join the military. I do have a bit of bad news for you though unfortunatly as a type 1 diabetic the military