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I have spent the past 20 years in the U.S. Air Force, 3 years was assigned as an Enlisted Accessions Recruiter. I have been deployed various times to several locations. If it is a career in the military you are looking for or thinking about I most likely have the answer. I still have contacts with in the recruiting field and if I don't know the answer then I have folks who do where I can find the answer. I am very blunt and straight forward and will make no attempts to BS you. I will give you the best information that I possible can can. If you think that you cant handle the answer that I give you, then don't ask the question...... If you are planning on joining the military, your number 1 decision factor in making this kind of move is that you need to be more concerned about serving your country than your country serving you!! All the benefits are the best that you can find. Education is at a premium right now and its the most rewarding thing that you can do. If I dont answer right away probably means that I am busy, but have patience, I will get to you.
Air Force Recruiter for 3 years, Air Force Career 21 Years
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Community College of the Air Force, International Air Academy, Allied Business Schools, Embry Riddle Aeronautical College, Defense Acquisition University
The military is a very complex animal. Once you think that you have it down pat...It changes on you!
The reason that I do this is to help those who need advise in deciding what their next step is, or are in need of general answers. I make NO guarantee that the information that I give is absolutely 100% correct. I formulate my answers by the experiences that I have had during my career and by the most current standards.
I am probably the only recruiter that will tell you NOT to take the job!! Be wise about making your decisions, if its NOT in black & white...its not guaranteed to you!!
Everyone thinks that the military owes them something. NOT TRUE... REMEMBER if you are coming out of High School, You have no skills that will sustain you in the real world. The military provides the training and the job experience to get you the good job later or not. Its really entirely up to you and what you do with the benefits you have while you are in!!
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My opinion is this... You know what your symptoms are.. You haven't been diagnosed with anything... what problem? I had a guy tell me in an interview once that his mother said he had this problem... I
If you were trying to get in now... Yes. But since you are in grad school, once you finish and pass the BAR, it wont matter so much unless they change things to be more picky than they are now. They are
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