Posted on Sep 30, 2019
SFC Ralph E Kelley
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I saw this the other day. Thoughts?

I came across this the other day. It looks a little bit like a fancy chart. I am unsure it the percentages are correct. What are you thoughts and comments.
If you have more current data, please summarize and post.
Thanks in Advance.
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SSG Orderly Room Ncoic
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32+27+25+10 does not equal 75..... I'm just going to toss that out there. But for the sake of argument, it is correct that most the population does not qualify for the privilege to serve in the nation's military.
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SFC Ralph E Kelley
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Saw that too. I figure they meant multiple reasons. It does * that but I was wondering why you wouldn't just choose one or the other for the graph?
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LTC Jason Mackay
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People have multiple disqualifications
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LTC Jason Mackay
LTC Jason Mackay
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SFC Ralph E Kelley the data might not be parsed that way
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SFC Ralph E Kelley
SFC Ralph E Kelley
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LTC Jason Mackay - Doesn't appear to be. Thanx
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
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It's probably a rough guess on an overall census.
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LTJG Richard Bruce
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I've been a contract high school teacher for past three years. I would change the percentages of total eligible population;
1. Health problems - 15
2. Obesity/Unfitness (physical & mental) - 25
3. No diploma - 20
4. Criminality/Drug Use - 25
5. Police/fire/EMT recruits - 5
6. Other - 10

Majority of high schoolers will be zombie food within the first hour of the apocalypse.
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SFC Ralph E Kelley
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Thanks for the insight.
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