Complaints against Military Recruiters

[The ClayTaurus]

When my daughter applied in 2000, before the election, she scored pretty high-for her. The Army said that she was good for specialist something for getting stuff ordered/organized. My dad, who was dead set against her enlistment, said if she was going into army, this was the best entry level assignment, especially if he taught her how to really play poker. (sigh, I'm out of the loop.) My worries were Clintonian cuts and her being such a girly, girl. She did get out of.

Now my youngest son took the tests for Marines, while in high school. He'd already been offered scholarship at VMI. The recruiter told him to wait and get his degree and go for commission. He'd scored very high and after 9/11. I guess in spite of shortfall, there are recruiters that take into account the future.

That's very good to hear.