Who did the wishbone/option better-OKLA from the 80s' or the current service academies (Air Force,Army,Navy)?
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I think Oklahoma from the 80's because they had more speed and were able to consistently break off big runs to the outside.
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The biggest problem is that they can't recruit athletes that plan have professional aspirations because of the service committment after college. This was waived for outstanding players like David Robinson and Napoleon McCallum. And there are still other stories of players who have served their 2 or 4 years and still had decent careers later. But the majority of service academy players in all sports are not the best of the best, they are the best of the rest. \nPlus the size requirements make a difference. College football is full of 6'6'' 330lbs. offensive and defensive lineman, and you won't find any players like that at the service academys.\nBut at the same time, the service academys have good years from time to time. Air Force has played some very good football lately. Army's basketball teams had a decent season this year.
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ROTC will by far and away be the least complicated way to do it. There are other commissioning sources, but based on your situation - ROTC will be simpler. (P.S. The benefits/status for these sources are all identical - theonly one that may have more prestige - a Service Academy is not an option for you - so I'd go with the most available option for you).
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Arkansas used to have a correspondence course
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well Old skewl refers more to state of mind, just an opinion, But Clinton is considered Funkadelic, Queen is Ole skewl rock, Aretha is Motown, along with Isley Brothers, Shalamar also ole skewl Motown, you could also throw the O-jays in there.Commodore w/Lionel richie etc...all very good music that came and left a lasting impression on what music has evolved into today.
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Air Force, it's the easiest. More like a corporation, but still military.
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maybe University of Alabama
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kucitizenx....you're a fool. I guess you just forgot what yesterday was all about already didn't you? Amazing that people have given their lives, given the ultimate sacrifice so people like you can remain free....and IGNORANT....\n\nYou don't have to like Bush or his policies, but when you start making baseless remarks about servicemen and women, you're wayyyyy out of line.\n\nAnd to answer the question "Is The Air Force The Right Thing For Me?" That's a tough one because I don't know your situation or you options, but I spent 15 years in military service and I got a great deal out of it including the GI bill which paid for me to go to school. I graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering in '98.\n\nBut of the 4 branches, the Air Force is probably the "easiest" physically and generally has the least risk in combat situations unless you're a pilot...
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Im an Army guy but love old airplanes!! The B-58 Hustler, a supersonic delta wing airplane. It had this cool centerline fueltank/atomic bomb combination. Lots of pages about it....just google Last time I saw one was at Chanute AFB when I was a CAP cadet in 80's   ....Why would a nice lady like you want to know about an old airplane for?? I would talk to the people in the sight i showed you about the patch...look for other sights by typing B-58 in google..lots of sights with people who flew, sombody would know him .
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The Air Force used to be part of the Army.
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prefer two year degree ,high school absolute minimum call 800 army number
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Sis and family in Norman.........I love OKC, tho... and Go Sooners!
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yes.  BS and MSW 1983 to 1987
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No-brainer. PRE!\n\nThey took a MAJOR nosedive when the horn section became more prominent, & the cheesy movie ballads took over.\n\nThey ROCKED the way God meant em to in the 70s!
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the air force academy is in colorado springs, and the chapel - which resembles missiles - remains intact. they have a great planetarium by the way.
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I was in the Air Force so you know what I'm going to pick!! And I spent six months for training on a Navy base and it was horrible!!  The Air Force seems to treat you better and the food was definitely better!
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IF you ask 20 soldiers where their favorite duty station is you will probably get 20 diffrent answers. But if you are just trying to finish college, the answer is pretty much anywhere, there are education centers on most every installation with standard schools such as Central Texas, Oklahoma state and lots of online options, Best advice if you havent all ready signed up is to get your recruiter to take you to a installation somewhere and go talk to a counselor about the degree you want and see where those programs are offered. There are lots of rumors floating that the Army is going to a longer on station time something like 5 years or so, something about life cycle managment, currently I have not been stationed anywhere longer than 4 years. I gave some links that looked good in refrence to Army ed. programs. I did a evaluation on my military training and received over 50 credit hours, so that can help as well.