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    Leesville Road HS Military Recruiters will meet with students each month, during A & B lunch. 

    Students should explore the different military branches of the military if they are considering joining.

    ***The first step is to take the ASVAB Test. The ASVAB Test will be given on April 17, 2026, in the Media Center at 7:25 am. 

    ***Students who take the ASVAB Test, should attend the ASVAB Interpretation to explain what the scores mean.   More Information.

     

     

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    Navy Recruiter
    STS2(SS) Johnathan Olenski, johnathan.j.olenski.mil@us.navy.mil
    919-906-7305 - text

    Army Recruiter
    SFC Rice, tishae.m.rice.mil@army.mil  
    919-673-3357 - text

    Army National Guard Recruiter
    SFC Connie, joshua.t.connie.mil@army.mil  

    Coast Guard Recruiter 
    Chief Petty Officer Day, Christina.R.Day@uscg.mil  
    919-224-8523 - text
    *Email Petty Officer Day to set up an appointment.
     
    Marines Recruiter
    Sgt. Nunez, margaritanunezsanchez@marines.usmc.mil      
    919-607-1422 

    Air Force Recruiter
    SrA Mohabir, josiah.mohabir@us.af.mil
    ​919-410-3668   

    The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is an aptitude test that helps you determine your own natural abilities, which will assist you in making informed career choices.  The military branches require the ASVAB for entrance into the military, and this score determines your job in the military. 

    ASVAB Test - Students (11th and 12th) interested in the military should sign up. The ASVAB scores determine what occupations students qualify for in the military. Therefore, students must study for the ASVAB. Students (10th - 12th) who are unsure what careers they are interested in, might also consider taking the ASVAB. The ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) for high school students is a free aptitude test and a comprehensive career exploration resource.

    Military Academies — Get your College Degree at a Military Academy - FREE 
    (Academy Nomination Applications are being accepted.
    If you're interested in serving your country and getting a college degree, the U.S. military academies are well worth checking out. The five United States military academies prepare students to become officers while providing them with a free undergraduate degree in exchange for military service. The admissions process to these academies is extensive and very competitive.

    THE FIVE OFFICIAL U.S. MILITARY ACADEMIES Although there are many military-style schools, there are only five official officer training academies operated by the U.S. Armed Forces.
    U.S. Military Academy (Army) West Point, New York
    U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland
    U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado
    U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, New York
    U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Connecticut


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