Does it matter what your AFQT is if you are are wanting to become a Commissioned Officer?
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Might want to check out Military.com, I tried looking it up and at a quick glance it looks like you need a 74 or better, but I could be wrong.  talk to a recruiter, he would know (just don't give him your phone number ; )
934287
Please don't. \n\nIn the Air Force you can sign up for 2 years instead of the normal 4 years. \n\nIf you go AWOL, oh you'll be sorry!! That stays on your record for the rest of your life and it may determine whether you get a good job or a sloppy one. Trust me, my Dad went AWOL in the Navy and it hurt him
366005
Alright,  if you dep in then you actually take the oath twice(well most in the army do).  You actually don't owe the military(whatever branch it is) anything until you sign the dotted line.  Once you sign your contract, it's the same as any contract.  The difference is when you break a contract with say a regular privately owned company or buisness you go to court and if you never worked a day or recieved a dime for them the judge will probably say ok see ya later.  This contract is with the government so it's not so easy.  You can't get a Bad Conduct Discharge because you didn't do anything deemed "Bad Conduct" like felony illegal shit.  You would get at worst an under other than honorable conditions discharge which would still prevent you from getting student loans.  However you can appeal to have your discharge upgraded after a period of time.  My brother in law got the boot from the army for dealing drugs and after two appeals he now has an honorable discharge so just to put things in perspective.  Once you report to basic you have the ability to leave relatively painlessly except you will have to pay for the money they spent on you.  Once you graduate BCT(Basic Combat Training) you go into AIT(Advanced Individual Training).  That's when they "own" you.  They don't own you though.  You have one year to try to get a "failure to adapt" chapter.  The basic jist is don't sign unless you want to do it.  Understand what you're getting in to and don't take your recruiters word for gold cause it's there job to make you sign and they're good at it.  Hope this helps
137798
I wouldn't AUTOMATICALLY assume yourself disqualified.  I would contact a recruiter and discuss your situation, because military entrace requirements vary depending upon the needs of the force.
430705
it really depends. on the text results you get. I was a reserve raf. based in londong. if you want to join the officers corp or going in as an airwoman. you do have quite alot of choice. I wish you luckk what do you want to do in the raf.\nt
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i am a sea cadet from Munro Division in Cape May, NJ.  If you have been in the program for a least two years, if you attend boot camp you will graduate at a higher pay grade.  If you plan on being an officer, it helps alot with the selection process if you choose an academy or NROTC.  I have applied for NROTC and have been accepted to The Citadel, VMI, and Penn State.  All are NROTC schools.
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Which Branch?  Navy would get you E3 if you enlisted.  Your degree probably isn't competetive for OCS, unless you had a butt ton of leadership experience and could make the jump as a Direct Comission Officer in the reserves in Intelligence.  (very difficult to do  BTW.. last Board took 4 out 200 candidates)
780018
It depends on what you're looking for. If you want to be an officer going to college first is almost always a requirement. If you're looking to get money for college it may be better to go into the Navy first. Talk to a recruiter but make sure that you get whatever they promise you in writing.
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you should try looking at the link below may be of some use....23rd SAS regiment is infact a Territorial Unit.  However, you cannot pass straight into the SAS regiment, you need to enter the army via a conventional unit. \n\nIf the Army agree that you may take a degree it is counted as you service time..... you should note that the British Army does back Officers all the way if want to take a degree if the degree being taken is of some use to the Army lol
555279
Commissioned Officers have college degrees and received a "commission" to serve.  Non-commissioned officers are higher ranking enlisted soldiers, usually an E-5 and above.
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Do you have a degree in a field that would make you a candidate to be an officer.  \n\nGo to the Army recruiter, I am sure they will be more then willing to help you.\n\nBTW There is nothing wrong with be enlisted.
803024
I was Army for several years and enjoyed it...but my cousin was Navy and enjoyed it as well.  So, it is just a matter of personal choice.
360404
Yes - to become an officer, you need a college degree.
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honestly it dosn't really matter what your gt score was if its not at least a 110 forget about officer training or warrant officer training.\nas far as rank goes if you're not planning on a career in the army\nyou are given the first 4 ranks then at E5 it all depends on the number needed in your mos. example my squad leader is E5 promotable but he cant go to the board until my section leader gets his E6. then you have to look at your pt test,marksman skills\nany counseling statements that you might get etc. etc. alll of these things factor in to promotion. if your just in for 4 years dont sweat it you'll be given specialist within 3 years.you're recruiter should be able to show you an exact point system for each mos that you're thinking about.
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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).
636619
they are not the same rank... the Army/AF equiv of Captain in the Navy is Luitenant.  Navy Captain is the equiv to Col
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Well if are really interested in gettinf into the armed force... first of all you must make up your mind which brach(service) to join up first....\n\nThen make sure you have the minimum required eligiblity criteria for the service opting for (army,airforce and navy... each have different physical requirement)\n\nThen keep an eye on the employement new?rozgar samachar.... you will find advirtisments calling for CDSE exams.... remember only gradtuates are eligible and also make sure of your age limit as stipulated (varies for certain categories like reserved caste or for people from the N.E...etc...)\n\nThen after you fillup the form in the paper and send it (or even before that for those whom are really interested) try an get any CDSE guide or question bank..(any will do...even local... its just to give u the general idea of how the question will be.........)\nThe exams usually have basic simple mathematics,history,geography..etc..... i am sure you might not find it difficult to clear after you clear it (results will be put up on the official website a few days after the exam)...then comes the SSB interview which is something that might need a proffessional coaching to clear effectively.. its tough.. but if u r confident and have goo command over english and decent comm. skills along with proper physciological perception u will  get through.........