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A good friend of mine was a soldier in Iraq if you bothered to read everything I said. He had various roles in a stryker. Further, a friend of mine I used to work with was a nuclear submarine inspector in the Navy. Both got high ASVAB scores (97 percentile, 99.9 percentile), both agreed with me. Your average idiot may be stupid enough to dismiss the fact. The 97 percentile said, "well, it's socially acceptable brainwashing".
I scored the highest you possibly could on all sections of ASVAB except mechanics...and that was only because I had never been exposed to what they were asking about. I finished the coding section with 100% accuracy and time left over. Okay. You have that straight? I missed one single question on the entire ASVAB. One.

You know what that means?



























It.
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I scored the highest you possibly could on all sections of ASVAB except mechanics...and that was only because I had ne er been exposed to what they were asking about. I finished the coding section with 100% accuracy and rime left over. Okay. You have that straight? Imissed one single question on the entire ASVAB. One.

You know what that means?
Perhaps that it's too easy? Did you serve, or just take the ASVAB? I'm honestly surprised you would do so well.
 
Further, a friend of mine I used to work with was a nuclear submarine inspector in the Navy.
That's what my brother-in-law does when he's on shore duty. He flies around the world doing surprise inspections on subs, whether they're in port somewhere, or in the middle of the ocean. They've flown him to carriers, then choppered him hundreds of miles & literally had him jump into the ocean & swim up to a conning tower after sending the sub a message simply giving them orders to surface. Afterwards the chopper returns & picks him up & brings him back to the carrier & a jet flies him back to whatever base or civilian airport he came from.
Perhaps that it's too easy? Did you serve, or just take the ASVAB? I'm honestly surprised you would do so well.
She served.

I'm not surprised she did well though. I met her a few months ago & have known her quite a while. She's got her head on straight, ...which is unusual for a resident of the PNW.
 
I scored the highest you possibly could on all sections of ASVAB except mechanics...and that was only because I had ne er been exposed to what they were asking about. I finished the coding section with 100% accuracy and rime left over. Okay. You have that straight? Imissed one single question on the entire ASVAB. One.

You know what that means?

It.
Means.
Absolutely.
Nothing.
But that was like 35 or 40 years ago.





























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You can provide proof in the form of statistics and scientific information about you ridiculous, misogynist claim or never post anything like that again, as it will be considered flamebait, and will be dealt with accordingly.

Wake up, and welcome to past the 1950's.
 
Well the OP got caught. I know back in the day, I have looked at the scale and thought they look pretty busy and I don't want to add to their work load and also I had a full workload myself. So I saved both parties the time and aggravation of me pulling in, Going over the log book and what not. D.O.T your welcome:)
 

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