I believe it is actually a banana riding an Alpaca, but one can never be sure.
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I believe it is actually a banana riding an Alpaca, but one can never be sure.
JSF_Dreamer
Busted Head
just took it today. 7/7/7 64.
jharris48
New Member
I took the OAR form 3 a month ago to be sure that I was studying right for the test before taking the full thing. I got a 65 the first time.
I just took the full thing today and got 62 8/8/7 on form 4
I thought the math on form 4 was more cumbersome, not hard, just a bit more time consuming. I wasn't able to finish the last questions in time and on form 3 I was able to confidently finish all with a couple minutes to spare. I was surprised that a lot of the same questions showed up in the reading section.
Anyway, all and all I think I did good enough not to have to take it again.
I just took the full thing today and got 62 8/8/7 on form 4
I thought the math on form 4 was more cumbersome, not hard, just a bit more time consuming. I wasn't able to finish the last questions in time and on form 3 I was able to confidently finish all with a couple minutes to spare. I was surprised that a lot of the same questions showed up in the reading section.
Anyway, all and all I think I did good enough not to have to take it again.
blarged
ready
Out of curiosity ... if you scored a 65 on the OAR the first time, why did you retake it? Did you not take the other three sections the first time? Couldn't you have taken just the other three sections without having to retake the OAR?
Good scores though, you should be happy with them.
JSF_Dreamer
Busted Head
Use the search function next time.
But once your package is together, it will go onto a monthly board. SNA boards usually convene around the middle of the month. Decision making process is to compare you to all the other candidates and pick the best ones to fit the nees they have that month.
But once your package is together, it will go onto a monthly board. SNA boards usually convene around the middle of the month. Decision making process is to compare you to all the other candidates and pick the best ones to fit the nees they have that month.
JSF_Dreamer
Busted Head
There could be a question as to what water has to do with some engine type. But that's pretty much it.
I didn't have any internal combustion engine questions on my ASTB, you might be looking at the ASVAB or a part of the study guide that isn't relevant to the ASTB.
For example, my study book has things like auto-shop car questions, as well as the scientific method, neither are really on the ASTB, but it might be on the army or air force test, so it's included in the book since it entails all military tests.
Hey I have a gold star under my name now
!! What does that mean?
JSF_Dreamer
Busted Head
nothing. However my star means I'm sexy.
I think the tests does ask for some VERY basic knowledge. Know the cycles of the engines, what's needed to make an engine run (air and fuel), difference between natural aspiration and an external air fuel such as NOS, and the necessary systems that allow the engine to run (lubrication, cooling, etc). If you do any simple mechanics with cars, you should be fine. If not, read up a bit on simple maintenance guides.
jharris48
New Member
I took just the OAR first since there isn't the 3 time limit to retesting like the ASTB. I wanted to make sure I was on track with my studying. Didn't want to waste one of my three chances to just find out what the test was like.
When I went back to take the full ASTB, you can't just take certain sections. You have to take the full test. Believe me I didtn't want to have to retake it after getting a 65, but I still came out rather good.
futureaviator14
New Member
what do i have to do?
i want to be an aviator...i'm going in as an officer. when i get out of boot camp(if i have to take boot camp i can't seem to find info on that) what do i have to do to become an aviator
i want to be an aviator...i'm going in as an officer. when i get out of boot camp(if i have to take boot camp i can't seem to find info on that) what do i have to do to become an aviator