Straight-up what are my chances at selection

[kdmiller8251]

I hate to drag this out but being a prior Naval Aviator (enlisted) trust is a huge thing. When your ordie tells ya he pulled all the pins on the racks.. You want to trust him so you don’t have a hung bomb, when the Flight Engineer tells you he checked the fuel tanks. You want to trust him so you don’t run out of gas...When I enlisted back in the day I admitted to all my indiscretions cause I wanted a clear conscience. And nothing to come back and bite me in the ass. I got out went to college and didn’t smoke dope or get into any trouble cause I knew from being prior military what these things could do to ruin your chances of getting back in…. I mean Jesus how many freaking piss tests did you have to take in the Military… Wasn’t that clues enough not to mess with that ****…Now you want to maybe lie You state “I have no problem with integrity. If I can be honest about my past and still get into OCS then so be it” with thinking like that YOU DO HAVE A PROBLEM… You DON’T HAVE ANY Integrity.. If you mess up, be a man and admit to it and take the consequences of your actions, don’t be a chicken… That’s called Integrity

 

[WFU2USN]

Spin,

You're right - I think they'll waive up to 10 (or something like that) uses of weed. Honesty is the big thing.

IS2(SCW)

 

[EA-6B1]

Airgreg:

I believe a Marine with an honorable discharge has more integrity in his left nut sack than most people ever have.

...Last time I checked I had just one nut sack that consisted of two "nuts". Sorry, I just thought it was funny. Back to the topic.

"For he who serves his fellows, is among his fellows greatest."
- Meteu -

 

[airgreg]

EA-6B1: Do you think I could get a waiver for that?

 

[EA-6B1]

LOL. There's a waiver for everything right?

"For he who serves his fellows, is among his fellows greatest."
- Meteu -