Going to the Recruiter. Thursday, 28 August 2008. Hy join the Army? He conversation I was in was, of course, why am I joining the army? O there are a few of my reasons for joining the Army, hopefully explained in an understandable way. The experience of serving will surely teach me a lot, and I hope that I am better off for having it after it is over. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Going to the Recruiter. Thursday, 28 August 2008. Hy join the Army? He conversation I was in was, of course, why am I joining the army? O there are a few of my reasons for joining the Army, hopefully explained in an understandable way. The experience of serving will surely teach me a lot, and I hope that I am better off for having it after it is over. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Why Join?: Why Join?
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Going to the Recruiter. Thursday, 28 August 2008. Hy join the Army? He conversation I was in was, of course, why am I joining the army? O there are a few of my reasons for joining the Army, hopefully explained in an understandable way. The experience of serving will surely teach me a lot, and I hope that I am better off for having it after it is over. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Army Beginning: The Beginning.
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Going to the Recruiter. Thursday, 28 August 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Army Lingo: Army Language
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Going to the Recruiter. Understand what I mean with this Army Language translator:. The MOS for M1A1 Crew Member, a tank operator. Pronounced "19 Kilo" using the Army's phonetic alphabet. Advanced Individual Training: The station following BCT, where the soldiers will learn advanced training for their Army Job. Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery - The test the Army uses to learn a recruits mental strengths and weaknesses before assigning him an MOS.
ASVAB
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Going to the Recruiter. Monday, 27 October 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Blake's Army Blog: The Army Blog
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Keeping track of my experience in the United States Army. Going to the Recruiter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Plans
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View my complete profile. Going to the Recruiter. Monday, 1 September 2008. Ther than schooling I hope to complete my car. I am building a Lotus 7 replica from scratch at my mothers house, and when I get out I will certainly get back to working on it. This is the build log for the car: Blake's Lucky 7. With the money I have saved up from my enlistment I should be able to finish it, with some nice parts to boot! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Going to the Recruiter
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Going to the Recruiter. Going to the Recruiter. Wednesday, 24 September 2008. Finally made the first step in joining the Army, going to talk to a recruiter. It was exciting to get the ball rolling, but had me a bit nervous as well. Joining the Army is no small event. The nearest recruiter station was about 15 minutes away, and was easily spotted by the uniformed soldiers and sailors outside. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
Basic Training: Basic Training
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Going to the Recruiter. Sunday, 3 May 2009. After the first 2 months we began transitioning into the AIT part of training, the MOS specific lessons. We jumped right into driving our tank on a simulator that was supposed to cost a couple million dollars. That was fun, but driving the real thing was even cooler. It's hard to explain the feeling of 70 tons and 1500 horsepower at your control, but "humbling" is a good place to start. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Claret & Blue Army!
Claret and Blue Army! Some friendly banter, transfer rumors and match reports from a more than likely biased West Ham fan! Tuesday, 14 July 2009. Exclusive interview with Eoin Wearen. Embarassing in defeat for the England skipper. In Light of the death of a king. Ole, Ole Ole Ole, Deano! A Message to .org'ers. Another Random Post With Multiple Topics. Frenchmen and more Italians! Sears, Owen and the two mention mentioned names in West Ham since Bobby Moore! Mr Sears scores on his debut again? Here at Cla...
Blake's Army Blog
Keeping track of my experience in the United States Army. Going to the Recruiter. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
ASVAB
Going to the Recruiter. Monday, 27 October 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Basic Training
Going to the Recruiter. Sunday, 3 May 2009. After the first 2 months we began transitioning into the AIT part of training, the MOS specific lessons. We jumped right into driving our tank on a simulator that was supposed to cost a couple million dollars. That was fun, but driving the real thing was even cooler. It's hard to explain the feeling of 70 tons and 1500 horsepower at your control, but "humbling" is a good place to start. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Army Beginning
Going to the Recruiter. Thursday, 28 August 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Why Join?
Going to the Recruiter. Thursday, 28 August 2008. Hy join the Army? He conversation I was in was, of course, why am I joining the army? O there are a few of my reasons for joining the Army, hopefully explained in an understandable way. The experience of serving will surely teach me a lot, and I hope that I am better off for having it after it is over. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Army Lingo
Going to the Recruiter. Understand what I mean with this Army Language translator:. The MOS for M1A1 Crew Member, a tank operator. Pronounced "19 Kilo" using the Army's phonetic alphabet. Advanced Individual Training: The station following BCT, where the soldiers will learn advanced training for their Army Job. Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery - The test the Army uses to learn a recruits mental strengths and weaknesses before assigning him an MOS. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Links
Going to the Recruiter. Links to the web pages of other soldiers, where they post day to day information on life in the military. John covers his trip from the United States to his life in Iraq as an 11b infantry man. Covering all aspects of the military. Places to discuss military matters with fellow soldiers, retirees, and "wanna be" soldiers as well. US Army Info Site. Practice before taking the real ASVAB. The military.com practice ASVAB. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
MEPS
Going to the Recruiter. Going to the Military Entrance Processing Station was the third step to becoming a soldier, after talking to a recruiter and taking the ASVAB. Perhaps the biggest step, in terms of what you do, is the MEPS. It's a long process, and you'll take, most likely, the most thorough physical of your life. Things to bring to the MEPS:. Change of clothes. Shirt, pants, socks, underwear (men, no thongs. Yes they say that! At 4:30 in the morning a loud pounding on the door came. I was rea...
Plans
View my complete profile. Going to the Recruiter. Monday, 1 September 2008. Ther than schooling I hope to complete my car. I am building a Lotus 7 replica from scratch at my mothers house, and when I get out I will certainly get back to working on it. This is the build log for the car: Blake's Lucky 7. With the money I have saved up from my enlistment I should be able to finish it, with some nice parts to boot! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
Going to the Recruiter
Going to the Recruiter. Going to the Recruiter. Wednesday, 24 September 2008. Finally made the first step in joining the Army, going to talk to a recruiter. It was exciting to get the ball rolling, but had me a bit nervous as well. Joining the Army is no small event. The nearest recruiter station was about 15 minutes away, and was easily spotted by the uniformed soldiers and sailors outside. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
