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[lady_kishiria]

Your result for The 'How Army Literate Are You?' Test...

The Elite GI

You either got top marks or were very nearly there. Either way you're in the top 3 of the class. Which leads me to think you are in the service or a relatively new veteran. Well done. You've effectively proven the army is your way of life!

OR... you're a terrorist and you're spying on the US Military! Listening in on communications, observing, following... that kind of thing. It's a chilling thought. :P

Thanks for taking my test! :)

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[kallisti.livejournal.com]

Between your posts here, and others I know that are veterans, plus 4 years in the Royal Canadian Air Cadets, I guess I did pretty well...

Your result for The 'How Army Literate Are You?' Test ...
The Army Brat / Veteran

You scored 90 % Knowledge out of 120! Very Good!

You were nearly there. You got most of the answers correct, there were only a few you didn't know. This makes me think you either grew up around the army (and followed your family from one duty station to another) or that you used to be in the military and you're just a little out of touch with the newer military vocabulary. You've proved that you're very familiar with most of the army lingo though. Well done.

[kallisti.livejournal.com]

BTW, I found this, and thought you might be interested...erynn999 is a veteran.

Oct. 22nd, 2008 | 10:45 pm
music: The Renaissance Players: Bandary
posted by: erynn999
Got this in email today. Though perhaps some of the folks following the military stuff I talk about might be interested:

Subject: Film Screening - "LIONESS"
Date: Saturday October 25, 2008

I don’t know if you heard that there will be a free screening of the movie “LIONESS” this coming Saturday, October 25, 2008 at 2:30 p.m. at the McCaw Hall (Nelsholm Family Lecture Hall – Seattle Center). The movie is a story of a group of female army support soldiers who became the first women in American history to be sent into direct ground combat. Against official policy and without the training given to their male counterparts, but with a firm commitment to serve as needed, these dedicated young women ended up fighting in some of the bloodiest counterinsurgency battles of the Iraq war. Yet these women are rarely-if ever- mentioned in news accounts of those battles.

If you are not in the Seattle area, PBS will be broadcasting it, and it will be showing in other locations. This is a DO NOT MISS event~

http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/lioness/getinvolved.html

[kishiriadgr.livejournal.com]

Heard about it, want to see it, but Seattle is just a bit far away.

[taxlady.livejournal.com]

Ha, ha, ha. Who'd 'a thunk I knew that much about army lingo?!

Your result for The 'How Army Literate Are You?' Test...

The Army Brat / Veteran

You scored 90 % Knowledge out of 120! Very Good!

You were nearly there. You got most of the answers correct, there were only a few you didn't know. This makes me think you either grew up around the army (and followed your family from one duty station to another) or that you used to be in the military and you're just a little out of touch with the newer military vocabulary. You've proved that you're very familiar with most of the army lingo though. Well done.

Thanks for taking my test :)

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[kishiriadgr.livejournal.com]

It's an overly easy test. Some of the options are ridiculous, so the "serious" one must be the right one.