PanthersFan1
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Active duty just need to pass the ASTB with a letter from a Flag officer or something along the lines of that. So that is why you see those scoresLOL when people with 4s and 5s got picked up literally this board
Active duty just need to pass the ASTB with a letter from a Flag officer or something along the lines of that. So that is why you see those scoresLOL when people with 4s and 5s got picked up literally this board
i'd rather actually study and retake the OAR/ASTB 10 times over than try to go through the Commanding Officer approval -> Admiral endorsement process againActive duty just need to pass the ASTB with a letter from a Flag officer or something along the lines of that. So that is why you see those scores
thats a win, congrats!I actually got my paperwork approved for PRK insanely quickly so my recruiter is no longer entertaining the idea of me swapping datesI’m really sorry
Total win!thats a win, congrats!
trying to help one of the Navy guys I work with through the process for his SWO packet and oh my god..View attachment 45782
Compared to Aviation. What's causing the reaction? xDtrying to help one of the Navy guys I work with through the process for his SWO packet and oh my god..View attachment 45782
Now there’s like watchstanding principles or something which is basically the same thing as the general orders but worded differently lmaocan't wait to learn my 11 general orders of a sentry again
If I had to guess, the 6 AQR and <3.0 GPA in a tier 3 did you in. It doesn't make sense that weed would disqualify you for SNA but not SNFO.I disclosed marijuana use which may influence it and I’m willing to take that feedback definitely but yes I noticed some low scores get picked up. I was picked up, just not SNA
Makes sense, thank you!The way my recruiter explained it me was that SNA/SNFO age waivers are signed out by the NRC CO, not the Aviation OCM. I’m not sure if he meant his immediate CO or someone higher up. It’s not automatic and it took a few weeks both times I had to get it.
But, you’ve got it now and I get the impression that the boards look at all applicants pretty evenly. Your waiver gets you to the board, then the board looks at other things like your scores. That’s my best guess.
Keep at it and you’ll get there eventually. The wait is worth it!!!