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First, you gotta pass the ASVAB exam, which is a written test. Then, there's a medical and physical exam to get through. After that, it's Basic Combat Training and then Advanced Individual Training. You also need to be promoted to at least E-5. Then, you submit an AGR application and have to get selected for it. The last step is attending and completing the Recruiting & Retention training at PEC.
after you sign up, you get sent to train for 3 months. then you get assigned to a unit. after that, you're checked for any broken bones. tickets to get in, you pick a job and take a test to see how smart you are.
The hiring and interview process was very easy. It was a panel board interview. Panel members asked a number of questions between 1-5. Some interview questions were hypothetical situations, as well as direct knowledge and experience in this job field.
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