I am attempting to join the ARMY.

[Ghost]

Update: Took the ASVAB, got an 89. Passed my MEPS physical, and got my job. 35w (Electronic Warfare Signal Intellegence Recruit,...I know it's a mouthful)Just have to pass a DLAB test and I'm off to boot camp April 20th. Then I have AIT for 56 weeks . If I told you anymore I'd have to shoot you. Gotta study this weekend, but I'm taking tonight off to have a few beers and a steak.

Short name - Signal Corp.

Used to use pigeons in the first and second world wars.

Still have a few of the pigeon training books from back then.

[Andre]

FA 18 Fighter, 8.7 out of 10 based on 278 ratings

[No Contest]

Update: Took the ASVAB, got an 89. Passed my MEPS physical, and got my job. 35w (Electronic Warfare Signal Intellegence Recruit,...I know it's a mouthful)Just have to pass a DLAB test and I'm off to boot camp April 20th. Then I have AIT for 56 weeks . If I told you anymore I'd have to shoot you. Gotta study this weekend, but I'm taking tonight off to have a few beers and a steak.

Short name - Signal Corp.

Used to use pigeons in the first and second world wars.

Still have a few of the pigeon training books from back then.

I'm pretty sure its the Military Intelligence branch, I'll be the guy decrypting enemy transmissions, and stuff like that. I'm going to the Defense Language Institute, to learn a new language. I dont think they will have me catching enemy pigeons, not 100% sure though.

[VictorCharlie]

Man they keep changing the names. Not EWO but Crypto. Either way, good choice. Big bonuses for 35P. Have fun with the DLAB. Weirdest test I've ever taken.

[Ghost]

Update: Took the ASVAB, got an 89. Passed my MEPS physical, and got my job. 35w (Electronic Warfare Signal Intellegence Recruit,...I know it's a mouthful)Just have to pass a DLAB test and I'm off to boot camp April 20th. Then I have AIT for 56 weeks . If I told you anymore I'd have to shoot you. Gotta study this weekend, but I'm taking tonight off to have a few beers and a steak.

Short name - Signal Corp.

Used to use pigeons in the first and second world wars.

Still have a few of the pigeon training books from back then.

I'm pretty sure its the Military Intelligence branch, I'll be the guy decrypting enemy transmissions, and stuff like that. I'm going to the Defense Language Institute, to learn a new language. I dont think they will have me catching enemy pigeons, not 100% sure though.

First test for you.




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Ok, what did I say?

[No Contest]

You said "Get off my lawn!"

[Ghost]

You said "Get off my lawn!"

Close Was using 264bit encryption software with a random generator that hides 6 out 7 letters, then scrambles into random patterns before showing them on a screen.

It said, "Have Fun"

[Andre]

[Spicoli]

100 % WRONG for this but.....will you look at the glimmer in the eye of that female G.I leaning to the left Hand placements everything.




















That is a female G.I correct

[Dizaster]

The arrival of Pvt. Baggins' Footlocker

And 40 minutes later the young soldier was ready for action..

[Ghost]

Damn, I knew I should have joined as an Officer. They get all the good boxes.