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FlyingJ2003

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If I study the ASTB from the ARCO 5th Edition, and the three review guides from this site will I be ready for the ASTB? Also, is the Marine ASTB the same as the Navy ASTB? At this point I am not sure what I want to do in the military. I want to go to OCS, and I want to serve this great country we live in. After going to a liberal college with students that have no sense of reality, I realize I want to join the military. I went to a military prep school, and respect the red, white, and blue. All I really want is to serve. I could care less if I end up counting chickens in a country that I have never heard if, I just want to be in the Navy as an officer. Any advice on what I should apply for?
 
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GatorNFO

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If you study the ARCO book and all three parts of the Marine Corps study guide you will be more than ready to sit for the ASTB. I am fairly certain the ASTB is the same for the Navy and Marine Corp, however I am not 100% certain so perhaps someone else can confirm that.
 
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bart27

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If you have time, you might go over math concepts covered in high school (ie, algebra, geometry, and trig). It helped me only b/c I hadn't touched the stuff in quite some time. If you understand the airplane attitude section, its an easy way to score points. Best of luck.
 
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