I decided on a bridge builder in a non-deployable unit,
1) Is 'non-deployable" even written anywhere?
2) Aren't bridge builders supposed to build bridges and stuff to assist with troop movements, generally somwhere that troops are deployed?
Maybe I'm missing something.....
They pay 7$ an hour to start at UPS in the warehouse here.
Really? We start at $8.50 here. I thought that was UPS standard. Anyway, in regards to the ASVAB, the Army grades the test differently than the other branches. The main part that they use is the GT(general technical) score which goes to 125, I think. No matter how you look at it, 50 is loooooooow.
Hey, did anyone go to the site and read the comments at the bottom? Holy sheepshaggers, there are some real winners on that site.
During a traffic control point that Key was part of, an American tank blew up a car that passed through without permission. There was a father and his child inside. The father was dead and the boy was badly injured. Key bandaged him up and took him to the closest hospital.
I wasnt supposed to do this as it showed sympathy to the enemy.
If anyone doesn't understand that this is a lie, they have absolutely no understanding of the American military, or of the Iraq war.
Next he complains about feeling "expendable" and his recruiter lying to him, and the military not being quite what he thought it was. That's about the only part of this story I believe, other than the boy's test score.
Then he goes to the Green Zone for R & R, and tries to go the Dining Facility The colonel at the door stopped us and told us we couldnt go in. We werent allowed to go in until we had pressed our uniforms. This was the way we were treated by our own people, I couldnt believe it.
First I want to know what that Colonel (that's a step or two below General) did to get headcount duty at the DFAC. But let's just pretend the story is true. He can't believe the Army wants him to press his uniform? What kind of Basic Training did he go to?
what kind of mother sends her child antiwar literature while he is deployed?
I don't know, but I hear there might be one in Crawford, TX right now.