MEPS tomorrow morning
#11
if you want any info about tango's, PM me. I cant tell you a lot about AIT, but I can give ya an idea about post-ait work.
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#12
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Originally Posted by big ben
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tango's. we call them truck drivers. load and unload patriot canisters all day, encrypting launchers and running fiber reels.

hope you like south korea! Patriot is fairly big over here.
bliss, sill, bragg, and hood are the big ADA stateside forts.

I was told Ft. Sill for bct & ait, I was also told Ft. sill sucks!
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#13
tangos, like echos and juliets, have long ait's. (though juliet is 22 weeks!) b/c of this youll have more liberties than most mos ait's. (overnight weekends, off base allowances after class, etc). because of the battle buddy system, this is extremely conducive for hotel parties and what not. I had a blast at sill, but yes, as a town, Lawton, Ok sucks
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#14
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If you tell them you have never drank or smoked or broke bones better stick to that story like super glue.

yup its deff a red flag green flag game cheif misco asked me i bet 4x if i ever took ridlin for A.D.H.D i keept replying yes lol finaly i gave in and said no and he said "ok I have a green flag now but if I change my story and it will send up a red flag and they will dig into my hystory and find out the truth" and if they do him like they did me they will haul your ass to a motel with shitty food lol but thats just to prepare him for the really shitty food when he gets in
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#15
I think the "can" dig into medical history, but if you don't give them a reason to, they wont.

During my MEPS, one of the doctors thought he heard a slight heart murmur. When asked if I had ever been told that before, I said no. (My family doctor mentioned it back in high school, but had never been an issue, nor never actually diagnosed.) The first doctor had the other one listen to my heart, and he heard nothing so I cleared.
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I think the "can" dig into medical history, but if you don't give them a reason to, they wont.

During my MEPS, one of the doctors thought he heard a slight heart murmur. When asked if I had ever been told that before, I said no. (My family doctor mentioned it back in high school, but had never been an issue, nor never actually diagnosed.) The first doctor had the other one listen to my heart, and he heard nothing so I cleared.

Thats good!

yea if they dig deep enough I'm done, we'll just leave it at that
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#17
ur plan b is to keep pressing forward and make ur plan a work
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#18
make the best of it
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#19
The military won't dig unless they have reason to. So if you say you have no issues and your records has no "major" surgeries or diseases, you should be fine.
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The military won't dig unless they have reason to. So if you say you have no issues and your records has no "major" surgeries or diseases, you should be fine.

well, I haven't gotten a call saying I lied and going to prison, so I should be good
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