need not worry because all questions and answers are protected under the privacy act of 1979. Go into the office like you were on any other job interview, because that is exactly what this is.
             The first time you meet with the man in green he will build some much-needed rapport. He will probably ask you some more questions that are dealing with your age, dependents, education credentials, prior service history, and your past involvement's with the law: ranging from simple speeding violations to major felonies. Once you are determined to be qualified you will then be asked to take a practice Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test, otherwise known as the ASVAB.
             Your recruiter will take you to a room that is remote from any type of distrac
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