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September 2nd, 2004   Post 31
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Post; ASVAB HELP!


I have recently took the ASVAB test for the Air Guard. I got my scores back and found a job that I wanted. It was a avionics on F-16 and F-111 and needed a score of E67 to qualify which i did. The other day i went to see a Air Force recruiter and asked to see a list of critical jobs. One of the jobs was avionics on F-15/A-10. Which needed a score of E70 or better. I got a E67 on my test. All of the avionics required a score of E70 or better. I dont understand why its like this . My question is, is the scoring different between the two? or did they change the requirements for the air force. I dont know yet , becuase the recruiter is getting my scores back. but i was goign to see if any of you guys knew. THanx
 
September 3rd, 2004   Post 32
Mark Conley
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I have recently took the ASVAB test for the Air Guard. I got my scores back and found a job that I wanted. It was a avionics on F-16 and F-111 and needed a score of E67 to qualify which i did.

Im confused. Do we still have F-111s in the Regular, Reserve, or Guard inventory?

My question is, is the scoring different between the two? or did they change the requirements for the air force. I dont know yet , becuase the recruiter is getting my scores back. but i was goign to see if any of you guys knew. THanx


You might want to review and re-write the question for clarity. Although there are administrative differences between the Air Guard, The Reserve, and the Regular Air Force, the qualifications for tasks should be the same.

There are differences in the avionic packages between the planes, which may or may not require the same degree of sophistication to repair or adjust them. Im quite surprised that the knowledge of electronics requirement for the A-10 are on par with the F-15, but thats the way it goes i guess. It might help to know the Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) that goes with these tasks to understand the differences.
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September 25th, 2004   Post 33
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Post; ASVAB


I took a practice ASVAB test and i only got a 63(i will prob do better after college and some more life experiences). I was wondering what kind of jobs i could get with a 70 and under on the test?

and can you tell me what i would get with a 71-80 score

81-90

and 91-100
 
September 28th, 2004   Post 34
EternalOne
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Well I scored 79 on the asvab!...... and one job came up on the screen I guess its all timing lol! I got 13F as my MOS which is a combat job but its a smart combat job lol!!!!!
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September 29th, 2004   Post 35
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oh yea, u got forward observer, right?
 
October 1st, 2004   Post 36
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See, thats interesting... I scored an 80% on my ASVAB and when the recruiter was telling me which jobs I could ask for it was basically any job I wanted. From infantry to intel to cooking, it pretty much didn't matter, it was all up to me. The only thing I found out, from MEPS though, is that the job MOS field has to have an opening, if not, you'll have to wait... But I've seen many guys go to MEPS and just take another job because they didn't wanna wait anymore... Especially at MEPS
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October 2nd, 2004   Post 37
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so i guess it really matters when you take the test.
 
October 2nd, 2004   Post 38
bllrby2104
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what is the asvab test? what does it stand for? also what is MEPS and MOS?
 
October 2nd, 2004   Post 39
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Originally Posted by bllrby2104
what is the asvab test? what does it stand for? also what is MEPS and MOS?
ASVAB is "Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery" and it bascially general knowledge, etc. to see how "smart" you are. MEPS is where you get your general physical, background check, etc. (for every branch), and MOS is what job you are.
 
October 2nd, 2004   Post 40
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thankyou 11x RIP