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Ok...Let me get this straight...you go into a recruitors office, sit down and have a little talk about your goals, and what the service can do for you. You also learn what is expected of you. Later, you come back and take a little physical, to make sure you can be whipped into shape. Later, you come back, and take a comprehensive IQ and skills test, to determine your education level, comprehention skills, motor skills...

So you get thru all of that. Then you go back in after your test has been scored, (which shows the service what jobs you qualify for) and you talk with the recruiter, and discuss the 3 job options you are offered. You choose a job that sounds most glamorous, and make a commitment. You freely signed.

You never mention the lie(s) told to you by the recruiter, but I seriously doubt the verasity of the remark. More likely selective listening and memory. This process takes days, if not weeks, and you had plenty of time to back-out before the contract was even slid in front of your face.

What happened...found a new girlfriend that hates the military, or just got scared of what might happen?

Stick with it...remember why you went into the recruiters station in the first place. It can be the best job you've ever had, if you let it. You're gonna love the AAFES station.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . how do i quit the military about 2 weeks ago i swore my oath to the us and signed papers and all that non sense. i recently discovered my recruiter lied to me and screwed my plan over. i am supposed to ship out to bootcamp (army) june 5th. how do i get out? Rating: 5