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| What do you need to do as a recruiter to prepare and app. for MEPS processing? |
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Definition
rescreen the app.
1) morally for any police/drug involvement
2) physically for medical problems
brief app. on phys exam. unprepared may refuse to process
1) clothing to wear
2) types of tests (hearing, vision, color per., BP, blood sample, urinalysis for drugs and alcohol etc)
3) not to drink/eat something to effect BP
4) female app. will receive preg test and general exam
5) conduct at MEPS |
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Term
| What should you brief app. about MEPS processing? |
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Definition
1) functions of the MC liason
2) ENTNAC interview
3) MEPS administration
4) contract review with MC liason
5) oath of enlistment
6) urinalysis for drugs and alcohol
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Term
| What should you tell app. not found qualified? |
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Definition
| treat app. with dignity, courtesy and respect. tactfully inform them of why they were denied and that the MC regrets they cannot be accepted and that their interest is greatly appreciated |
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Term
| What are the two types of enlistments? |
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Definition
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| What are the different types of enlistments and definitions for each? |
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Definition
1) initial enlistment - first enlistment of non-prior app. into any branch of the AF of USA
2) immediate reenlistment - reenlistment within 24 hours
3) continuous reenlistment - discharged more than 24 hours but less than 3 calendar months
4) broken reenlistment - app. who has been discharged for more than 3 calendar months |
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Term
| What are the authorized lengths for enlistment/reenlistment? |
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Definition
enlistment - 4,5 or 6 years
reenlistment - 2,3 or 4 years |
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Term
| What is the definition of the phrase "Military Service Obligation"? |
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Definition
1) active duty followed my a remainder time in the ready reserves (active time+RR=8 years)
2) president of USA may active RR, congress may activate those in standby reserve |
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