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From: kyoung@auspex.com (Ken Young)
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Subject: Re: Air Guard Questions
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Date: 9 Feb 90 01:45:14 GMT
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From: kyoung@auspex.com (Ken Young)
You have given a pretty good description of how a recruiter tells a recruit 
everything he wants to hear to get him to sign.  I have escaped this trap 
myself.

The bottom line is that nothing you are told before you sign is guarenteed.
If they need an enlisted man somewhere to do something, you will be him.
I think that the chances of things happening the way you described are remote.
If you join as enlisted, and at your age, the closest you will get to a 
cockpit is when you wash the fusalage.

Ken Young
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