Sim

Hyundai 2000 Accent GL ....plastic korean POS.....got if after enlistment...I'll keep this thing until it falls apart on me.

Pedagogy = "to lead the child” Maybe they are thinking of andragogy?

(I specifically asked proctor if I could talk about setup they used ...and she said its ok...as long as I don't talk about the test....) ....they use HOTAS Cougar (~200-300$) and CH-Rudder Pro USB (120$) Cougar is a metal joystick with center play problem which people spend up to 600$ to fix to replace pots and other things. Obviously, USAF has a regular Cougar so problem is still there. CH Rudder Pro is a plastic rudder pedals with a weird feel to them due to pedals being too close to each other and not enough feedback. Both are sufficient to test reflexes....IMHO of course.

If you have markings of sniper factory, then it was made with special care....not a normal way. Cherish that rifle...in CA they cost around 500$.

If you have Big-5 store around your location, those rifles cost around 80$. Surplus ammo costs around 100$ for 1000. Just be careful, once you start you can't stop. (I have M91/30, M44 and Mauser)

Looks like a fun place to brawl with friends...

From my personal experience coming from Silver Flag.....

UFC Fight Night is on....

Does anyone know the time frame for a large doze of cholesterol to metabolize back to normal levels in adult male? The reason I'm asking is if it would be viable to retake cholesterol test only after a day of original that scored what seems to be way too high score of a 284 for total. Thanks, sim

I saw in my squadron dude get released from contract due to "better life outside".....of course real reason was because he was a great farkup and no one wanted him. It's a sort of a 'promotion' :D

"* First child in history to fly Russian military jet (L-39 Albatross jet trainer at Mach .8 with aerobatics outside Moscow at Zhukovsky Air Base (Age 11)" ,.....and I thought it was Czech

Go to requiter and take physical at MEPS... if you're currently on meds, there is not a chance. If you were off of it for about a year with proper documentation from psychiatrist, there is might a low chance. While I was chilling at MEPS, there was a guy trying to enlist with similar issue. He was off meds for a year with proper paperwork, and he was allowed to. But that's for enlisted side. I assume for officer it is much harder...