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May 5th, 2004
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ok you guys cant keep using those words cause I got no idea about those ones. lol I think branched means signed for a service. But I dont know what INF is..... lol
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May 5th, 2004
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Branched means that you've been told which branch of your service (in our case, Army) you are going to be in, INF being one of them (INF/IN=Infantry, AR=Armor, FA=Field Artillery, etc.). Your rank on the OML (Order of Merit List) determines your priority for getting the branch you request (ROTC contracts say "for the good of the service" and the DoD can send you anywhere they feel is best for them, not you).
And I say ARRRR! because I put the ARRR in Army. Just kidding.
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May 5th, 2004
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boys are weird... lol.. or maybe its just you! lmao
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May 10th, 2004
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Do you really want to go in the Navy???
  
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May 10th, 2004
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no.. not this branch in particlular. Its just the only ROTC at this school. No choice!
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May 11th, 2004
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I want to go USNA to become a Marine officer and get a high-end education...only 16% are commisioned to marines though and I don't want to be a sailor, just not for me
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May 11th, 2004
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I wanted to get into the Naval academy but my grades
 HA they wouldnt even look at my resume. 
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May 26th, 2004
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Im in the NJROTC program at my high school. I just got selected to fill the Company Commander billet, and would love any advice for the upcoming year. Alas, I too am stuck with a JROTC that has a different service than I'm really interested in (Airborne all the way!), but I love the program.
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