EPTI am just concerned about your reason for joining, because you will need alot of motivation to get you through it.
Best of luck if you decide to go in though.
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Enki
United States2548 Posts
I am just concerned about your reason for joining, because you will need alot of motivation to get you through it. Best of luck if you decide to go in though. | ||
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Husky
United States3362 Posts
If its personal or whatever thats fine  .Also, good luck figuring out what you want to do. You and I are on a very similar boat... | ||
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
If you don't think you can do that then please... don't waste your time. Apply to some supermarket or fast food chain. | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
even though you hate me we are one | ||
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Hittegods
Stockholm4640 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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Igakusei
United States610 Posts
On October 09 2009 06:57 Kennigit wrote: Travis if you make it through basic ill pay all your debts. Actually no i wont but that's how convinced i am you aren't going to survive basic. Just because you are a clerk doesn't mean you get any different treatment going in. Maybe I don't know Travis so well, but how hard is it to make it through basic? I don't know about the Army, but judging from my own experience in the Marines you have to TRY to get kicked out of recruit training. Aside from going in with drugs in your system, the only way to get kicked out is to have a total emotional breakdown or something. I remember being quite disgusted with some of the total turd-buckets that they graduated in our platoon. It totally devalued the experience for me, that just about anyone can join and whine and bitch and cry their way through boot camp and still graduate. | ||
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Foucault
Sweden2826 Posts
On October 09 2009 20:14 {88}iNcontroL wrote: what about filing for bankruptcy? If you are going to be a monk for your life credit doesn't matter.. lol this is actually a pretty awesome idea. If you move into a monastery or buddhist temple I guess you don't need eartly possessions or make money to get by. SO just fuck money and become a monk, oh and please write a auto-biography when you are older | ||
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Foucault
Sweden2826 Posts
On October 09 2009 21:45 Hittegods wrote: I don't think monks are allowed to drink, gamble and sleep around. Otherwise everyone would do it. Why would everyone do it otherwise lol Can you see yourself meditating 10 hours / day? | ||
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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Track
United States217 Posts
Don't go into the USAF unless you're prepared to work doing something you're almost assuredly going to hate doing for 4 years, prepared to take orders from someone you don't like at all, treated poorly, and paid poorly. I'm not saying all of the above happen, but it happens often enough that you have to be prepared to accept it if you're thinking of joining the service. | ||
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Igakusei
United States610 Posts
And they aren't going to let you be a linguist unless you qualify for a top secret security clearance. | ||
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Track
United States217 Posts
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Igakusei
United States610 Posts
On October 10 2009 02:55 Track wrote: Yeah, cryptolinguistics is ALSO a really hard billet to get, and you also can't get it with a 4 year enlistment, only with a 6 year. The training takes over a year at Monterey Bay at the Defense Language Institute. Does the Air Force let you contract for a job specialty before you enlist? In the Marines all you have to do is get appropriate scores on the DLAB and ASVAB and qualify for a TS. If you don't meet those requirements, you can walk away without even signing up. You may not end up doing exactly what you wanted, but whatever you do will be within that field. i.e. you might not end up working on avionics, but you might work on the electrical systems of guided missiles or vice versa. I don't know if the Air Force works differently in this respect, though. | ||
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Tenryu
United States565 Posts
On October 10 2009 02:46 Track wrote: Don't go into the USAF unless you're prepared to work doing something you're almost assuredly going to hate doing for 4 years, prepared to take orders from someone you don't like at all, treated poorly, and paid poorly. Idk about you but im happy as fuck with my pay in the Army. And i know ALOOOOOTTTTTT of people who have reenlisted just because of the Army's benefit's alone. Specially the married soldiers with dependents. Not sure if pay is much different from the Air Force with the Army though. But from what ive seen from workin on a Airforce base in Okinawa was that the rank structure is ridicolously laid back. I hear fuckin E3's talkin to E7's and officers like they were homies.. very interesting | ||
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Igakusei
United States610 Posts
On October 10 2009 05:46 Tenryu wrote: Idk about you but im happy as fuck with my pay in the Army. And i know ALOOOOOTTTTTT of people who have reenlisted just because of the Army's benefit's alone. Specially the married soldiers with dependents. Not sure if pay is much different from the Air Force with the Army though. But from what ive seen from workin on a Airforce base in Okinawa was that the rank structure is ridicolously laid back. I hear fuckin E3's talkin to E7's and officers like they were homies.. very interesting Yep. They're much more like a big corporation than the rest of the military. Were you at Ft. Buckner? | ||
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Deleted User 3420
24492 Posts
On October 09 2009 16:40 HuskyTheHusky wrote: I'm sorry if this is normal knowledge or has been posted somewhere else, just curious as to what town you live in seeing as how I live in Oregon as well. If its personal or whatever thats fine .Also, good luck figuring out what you want to do. You and I are on a very similar boat... i used to live in Medford, now i live in Sunny Valley(what an awesome name). On October 09 2009 21:21 Rekrul wrote: can i be a monk with you travis even though you hate me we are one I can't stop you even if I wanted to I don't hate you | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
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Tenryu
United States565 Posts
On October 10 2009 05:57 Neverborn wrote: Yep. They're much more like a big corporation than the rest of the military. Were you at Ft. Buckner? Yeh the Airforce is more of a workforce then a military from what ive seen. Nah, im US Army but i lived on Kadena Airforce Base for 2 years while stationed in Okinawa. Edit: I forgot to mention that Airforce chicks are the hottest then any other branch of the military. Marines have the fittest, and the Army has the ugliest/fattest. Coast Gaurd and Navy.. not sure, only seen a couple and they werent anything near special :D | ||
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