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yeah, we colorblind guys see shades and shapes better than standard color vision eyes. Cue WW2 and being colorblind meant you were in the front spotting snipers.

Thank you for your input to the...

Its worth the hike. If you're ever doing a DC weekend, its a short hike south on 95 to get there.

Thanks to all for the feedback. Had my 'interview' with the OSO in Ashland, VA yesterday. He is actually a combat engineer himself, so I got all the answers I could want. All went well and now I have...

1-I want to become an officer
2-It would not be my only choice but is a preference
3-I'm not a bad case of red/green colorblind. On 6 circle red/green tests, I can usually read at least 3 of...

Yes, I did leave off that I was aware 1302 is an officer position. I would of course have OCS to go through. My degree is in mechanical engineering, hence the username and interest in combat...

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I've been searching and looking for an answer in regards to MOS positions and if being colorblind disqualifies you. I ask as I am colorblind and haven't been able to get a clear answer...

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I really want to be a Combat Engineer and from all the research, including a thesis from a few years back, it sounds like a very good fit. I've...

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I have a few questions about likely hood of being placed into "indicated" MOS'.

Brief background: I'm a mechanical engineer but have always felt a need to serve in our armed forces....