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I'm going to be moving to Korea soon, but while I'm there I'd like to apply to OCS with a recruiter. Is this possible? Are there recruiters abroad? If not, could I work with a US recruiter while I'm abroad?

I'm pretty sure Air Force stopped it.

My friends and I went on chat roulette and then there was a thing that popped up that said you are being recorded. It really freaked me out, and now I'm worried that someone can find out who I am and have video of me. Is it possible for that to happen?

My recruiter told me I can't really apply for OCS until I graduate. But I've heard that there aren't going to be any slots available for a while. Is this true? Can someone provide evidence that they aren't accepting OCS recruits for the near future?

I know there is a type of item people eat where it is just a larger block of wheat eaten with milk over it. So it's like frosted mini wheats, but instead one large one. What is this thing called, I can't remember.

I've heard that its about 80% made by men. 10 points to anyone with exact figures.

I want to get some new dress shirts and want a well-cut white men's dress shirt at a reasonable price? 10 points for best recommendations.

It recently occurred to me that I should learn how to fight so that I can defend myself. Can anyone suggest what they think is the best type of training for self defense? I'm 21 and fairly fit, so I think I could handle most types of training. Also, how long does it take to get "good?"

I've been looking at the possibility of teaching English in Japan next year. I've seen things where you can go with just a bachelor's degree and no foreign language experience. The problem is, the JET program deadline has passed, and I've heard Aeon and Aclipse (and recruiters like that) are somewhat illegitimate. Can anyone offer first hand experience about a program they have done (or no someone who has done a program) that they can recommend?

I'm going to OCS soon. I think my top branch preferences are aviation, intelligence, or maybe personnel management. What do you guys think are the best branches overall? Please give details on any you would recommend and explain why please. Thanks.

I want to start listening to classical music, but I don't know where to start.

I'm interested in going to grad school in political science/international relations. I'm going to be in the Army soon, but after serving as an officer could I get into grad school? I go to a top 20 university and I have a 3.0 with a Philosophy major.

I'm going to apply to become an Army officer soon. I want to know what life is like on deployment in Afghanistan or Iraq. I know some of that is personal information, so I don't expect people to volunteer that. But generally speaking, what is it like living there day-to-day? How do you handle being away from home and the like?

Why are you in the Army? What about your job makes you happy day-to-day? Especially for people with officer experience, what should I look forward to if I join (I'm joining as an officer)? What does it take to be strong enough?

So if I were to receive a ROTC scholarship, would I also be able to access GI Bill benefits to pay for graduate school during my post-ROTC service obligation?

I know nothing about Hinduism. What are the religion's most important books, sacred texts, or the like? If I want to learn more should I read these, or some sort of introductory text to the religion itself?