What did you get on your ASVAB?
352641
perfect score. but it was old system when 79 was top.
1017717
I have gotten a few....\nstory is usually about a bank official that died, left no hiers etc etc.\nI post on military.com....I guess the got my e mail from there and then conjured up story....\nThey were a small group of American military personnel and needed help getting an enormous sum of cash out of Iraq and that they would cut me in.........\nI sent one of the them a pee we herman dance card.\nMy brother F's with them....\nthanks for link...interesting
973538
What fat pay check are you talking about? We enlisted don't get that much pay!! Geesh!! these civilians !! THE NERVE!!\n\nI joined to see the world! and I got my fair share of it. Still in the service!  Seriously, I joined to get a roof over my head, and sleep at nights without worries, and finished my degree.\n\nGO NAVY!! hehehe..=)
1038922
When I was in it i was in NJROTC which is the navy version. We had classes learning about the navy and we also had a day atleast once a week when we went outside to play or practice drills, u also get called out of class before a pep rally or event to prepare. I was in it for 2 years and really liked it. We also had to wear our uniform once a week.
321652
When I took it, a lot of it was simple, speed-based problems.  Like 9*7, 8*5, etc.  Just be quick.  And don't spend too much time trying to fill in those little round bubbles perfectly.  As long as the bubble is mostly filled in, and there aren't stray marks all over the paper, the computer will pick it up.  The whole "darken the bubble completely or the computer won't read it" is a joke.\n\nGo to this site for some more detailed information and some practice tests.\nhttp://www.military.com/ASVAB
1037654
What is the Army Reserves units in your area?  That's something that most people forget to think about.  When you sign up for the Reserves/Guard, you will be assigned to the closest unit with your MOS requirement.  That means that you may be driving clear across the state to do your weekend drills.  I don't say this to discourage you, just that you keep this in mind.\n\nYour first step is to talk to the recruiter and take the ASVAB.  We always told people to NOT lock down on a particular job, because you still have to qualify for it, and an opening has to be there.  Have several different MOSs in mind that sound interesting.  \n\nPlease don't get discouraged no matter what the results are.  Good luck, and congratulations on your decision.
1142420
I'm thinking about joining soon too.  I found a few good online resources to help me out.  My favorite is military.com.  Check it out:
1151621
first of all if uve never enlisted, u just dont know jack shit, or whats really going on. its not one of those things u could understand by talking about it. and u shouldnt be answering this at all.\n     I was in the Army for a little over 10 months. i was discharged (Honorably) due to medical b/s, it really pissed me off, my ait was the 2nd longest in the Amry. if i was a ground pounder i would have been half way through my first tour but. i got to do crazy stuff in the Army, at fort Sill, OK they train most of the militarys field artillary so i got to see crazy *** howitzers and what not, ive shot so many different kinds of weapons, some of the nastiest m-4 carbines to the m249 saw and on the weekends at the pistol range an officer brought his .50 cal Desert eagle for us. but lots and lots of guns, i could talk all day about it, anywase, the Army will give u a good job if u do good on the asvab and if the job is avalible, and the air force doesnt get much respect unless your a pilot. but i got to train to be an interregator and if i would have filled out my contract i would have probably gone to the CIA or FBI rite after, and i have a whole new outlook on respect and dicipline, but the air forces boot camp is a joke. u sit in a classroom 6 hours a day, in the Army we marched over 60 miles with 80 lb. ruck sacks, and we got ambushed gased, tricked kidnapped, u name it, u will also get seperation pay for being married, and combat pay and there is more to it than that, im just not to sure b/c im not marrid. but seperation pay and all that will make your paycheck way fatter. and u can get a higher rank before u enlist for clooege credits or for knowing certain things before u enlist. its in the delayed entry program (DEP), talk to a recruiter about itboot camp is no joke tho, its serously hard and 40% of out starting battery did not make it through, ive experienced some awesome stuff, and after AIT i was going to go to airborne school. but i would go with the best job, and dont take **** from a recruiter, they are just salesmen, they are not all knowing and all wise, just guys who gotta make a sale, thats all, check out my myspace www.myspace.com/gunnrunner and give me a message if u wanna know more. i would love to tell u about it
68564
Air Force.  the last couple of years have been rough but it gonna be ok next year
780483
The causes for rejection for enlistment under the current instruction simply states:  Chronic history of academic skills or perceptual defects, secondary to organic or functional mental disorders that interfere with work or school after the age of 12.  Current use of medication to improve or maintain academic skills are disqualify factors with out a medical waiver from the branch of service for which you are applying.  \n\nIn other words, you have to build a case based on the “whole person” concept.  Did you graduate? What was your school attendance like?  What were your grades like?  Where you on MEDs?  If so, when? You’ll need all the med docs, academic and attendance records. Are you currently employed… \n\nNow, based on everything you said, recruiters don’t want to work somebody that is questionable qualified.  If its just ADD, and you are off MEDS, this really shouldn’t be a problem.  How did you do on the ASVAB or practice test?  Do you have a police record?  Can you pass the drug test?  Are you going to go to MEPS and talking about “I have nothing to lose and nothing to come back for. It is my sole purpose in life to fight and die for the perfect bitches.”?  This will disqualify for a psych eval all in it’s self?\n\nI hope this helps explain.  Now that that information and go find a recruiter.  Sell yourself.  Your worth it!
712089
I was a Chief in the Navy, I worked for a living.\n\nLOL\n\n\nGO NAVY BEAT ARMY!!!!
479370
The higher the better.  Air Force is very competitive.  Also, your ASVAB score will determine which MOS (jobs) you will or won't qualify for. You only get a couple shots at the ASVAB, so study your brains out!
887522
First and foremost just because you took the ASVAB doesn't mean you are committed to join any branch of the service. The first step in processing you is to see if you meet the elig. criteria i,e drugs, crimes, etc, etc.The  second step in processing is the ASVAB to see if you are smart enough and what  job your  qualified for and want to do... the next step is passing the physical exam, the next finding a job in the Navy you can do and want to do, then you have to be sworn in to (DEP) and most likely you will go in delayed enlistment program until a seat opens up in technical school then they navy will give you an active duty date to be sworn into active duty then you ship out for basic training, from there to tech. school from there most likely a ship somewhere..Now that always was the procedure for processing a person into the military regardless of what branch one went in..Maybe now they are in such a hurry to get you in they just have you sign on the line and ship you..I doubt it though..also no guarantee you will get a ship right away either  you could get an assignment on yard somewhere first..Good Luck Young Man..Proud to have you in the Military and all the good things you will do for this great Country...from a retired GI/recruiter..
258647
Instead of crying about it on yahoo, you should spend your time cleaning and maintaining your gear. If you are going to spend anytime in the army you should know enough to get an extra set of junk for inspections. Jeez the way the army is today they probably made you an E-5...
393365
When I was in the Army, I was in a ComSec MOS.  No yelling except for at basic...lol  Anyway, the only down fall is that it is hard to get a good job when you get out.
134960
Get into your high school ROTC program if you have one. These programs can get you started one the basics of military. Get very active in ROTC if you feel it is for you because you can receive scholarships and an appointment to the airforce academy. Your ranking and your awards your receive in high school rotc can excell you in military after high school. Also take your asvab exam as early as you can that way you can retake it if you don't score high enough for airforce. Air Force requires higher scoring. Also, do good in all your classes throughout high school because it will benefit you either way you go.
561295
i have.  26Th MEU.  we patrolled the Mediterranean.  helped out a bit in Bosnia back in 1995. we were part of the IFOR.  I loved it. I loved being a Marine.  wish i would have stayed.