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Originally Posted by florida0214
First of all I know exactly what I am talking about. not only am I in the Air Force, but I am Air Force recruiter. So to insult my intelligance is a stupid, stupid move. here are a few FACTS i found about the air force. Enjoy tearing these apart too. The fact of the matter is that everynody knows somebody who did something, but you never really have the whole story. I knwo somebody who once said they had gay sex with Kerry. They must be right.
· Nearly 80 percent of all Air Force enlistees scored in the top 50th percentile of the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test in fiscal year 2006, a number that has remained above 75 percent since FY 2000.
· Every single Air Force member enters the service with a high-school education or equivalent (GED or homeschooling).
· In fiscal year 2006, more than 15 percent of all enlistees entered the Air Force with more than a year of college credits – nearly a 30-percent increase from fiscal year 2001. Additionally, nearly 5 percent of all enlisted members possess a bachelor’s degree or above and another 16 percent have an associate’s degree. All officers have earned a minimum of a bachelor’s degree and nearly 50 percent possess a master’s degree or above.
· The #1 reason trainees cited for enlisting in the Air Force last year was to “continue college education on active duty.” For the past six years, education benefits have remained one of the top three reasons named for enlisting in the Air Force.
· The Air Force has exceptionally high-quality technical schools and training programs for its 142 career specialties. Upon enlistment, Airmen are automatically enrolled in the Community College of the Air Force – the largest accredited community college in the world – and they start to earn college credits toward an associate’s degree from the basic military training and technical school instruction they receive.
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I've never made a stupid move in my life, and I never will.
I called 4 different local recruiters, 2 in San Jose, and 2 in San Francisco, and asked them each if high school drop outs can get into the Air Force. Their answer was the same: yes, as long as you go to a JC for a little bit. Either you're wrong, or they are all wrong. If you want to argue, call (408)251-0399 to reach an Air Force Recruiter for the Santa Clara County. I'm sure that infighting within the Air Force recruiters about your own rules will renew my confidence in you guys. Welcome to the catch-22. Either you're right, and 4 seperate military recruiters here lied to me, or you're wrong and I've won the day and get the girl.
The other things you posted are really meaningless as I didn't ask about test scores or technical schools or continuing education.