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like at basic or whatever? you get charged with being awol. once your at your unit its not like you have to be in the barracks for the night, you can do whatever u want

i think you can do ROTC during your time as a premed major, you'll need to takl to an AMEDD (for the army, not sure wht the other branches call it) recruiter for specifics. or you can talk to one after getting your MD about joining. as for which branch is best, it depends on what you want to do...

68W its under the official title "health care specialist" but everyone refers to it as "medic". the army used to have 91A and 91B which were hospitol and field medic, however they combined the two into 91W (i honestly dont think it was that smart of a thing to do)which later got renumbered to...

combat engineer and artillery are men only, so of your 3 your stuck wtih construction. if your looking for something thats not a sit-beihind-the-desk job or a "only idiots do this job" MOS then: medic and hope you dont get put in a hospitol...best you can hope for is a BSB or a BSTB MP

because thast the way we god-damn talk, there is abso-fucking-lutely nothing wrong with cursing my ass off.

we used to use them as target practice...i've never seen a general use one for describing a mission or whatever but ive seen E-7s use them before...also caught my 1SG playing with them on his desk once...they were battling one of hte transformers figurines and he was making "pew pew pew BWUSH!"...

a sapper is someone who went through the sapper course, which is a combat engineer version of the ranger course (mentally harder, not sure about physically). the army equivalant of USMC infantry is...wait for it....army infantry. yes marines basic is 13 weeks and the army's is 9, but the first...

36 or more out of 40. you can qualify expert without hitting any of the 300M targets since there are only 4 of them. my advice is if you miss a target thats not a 300m one, take a second shot at it. also put some chalk or rub a soft white rock against your front sight, since the targets are dark...

honestly the whole "infiltrate by sea, air, and land" is a widespread standard across USSOCOM. the two are somewhat similiar, small teams doing elite missions, but seals have more training in underwater demolitions and anything involving the sea.

ROFL i like the guy when he pokes fun of red eye anyway, red eye isnt fox news. its a talk show...like oprah just more hateful and not as fat.

are you up for reenlistment when you get back from deployment (less than 1.5 years left)? if not then your CoC will ahve to release you. not sure if you'll have enough rank to try out for SF, from what i remember you need to be E-4P and when you transfer to active duty from NG you lose rank (you...

1st lt promotable is for special forces, not rangers. EVERY SINGLE officer (included prior enlistd ones) who wanst to go infantry is trying to get into the rangers, so honestly your chances are slim to none. regiment is an enlisted mans game anyway, if you want to be a ranger, then go enlisted...

you hold it. or if your DS's are nice they'll let you run off to the wood line...but they'll probably smoke you afterward.

thats his station and his unit, he'll be there until the USMC sends him somewhere else or until he reenlists for somewhere else. he will either deploy and meet his unit over there, or he will stay on base and be Rear Detachment (aka "rear-d").

get rid of drill and ceremony, parades, ceremonies, division reviews, etc, and anything thats cosmetic only. get rid of the KBR cooks, cooks int he army dont do shit on deployment unless they're on a small base that doesnt have KBR, its time for spoons to start to earn their paychecks. get rid...

the army needs more Bravos than Charlies so i think you'd be safe switching over. 19D and 11Bs are doing pretty much the same job in iraq/afghan right now, since everyone drives everywhere and most combat is house to house.

you cant jion as 11B, only 11X. its how the army works. btw you dont lose your bonus when you switch MOSs if you re-up. its just luck of the draw if you get 11B or 11C, just be glad for the good parts of 11C. you wont do as many dangerous missions as the Bravos do, that means you have a better...

i take it your a brit since you said royal artillery? see if the canadian military will take you for a combat role.

airborne pays an extra $150 a month, halo is $225. i believe special forces gives you hazerdous duty pay 24/7, but i could be wrong. i know they roll in bank from TDY pay though. diver is hazerdous duty pay only if you're actively doing it, just being qualified isnt more pay in and of itself...

our uh 60s had the dial harness during deployment im pretty sure they never had a dial harness on the t-10s, which ahve been in use since hte 50s...soeone correct me if im wrong though