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The blood test is used to determine blood type, DNA identification, HIV/AIDS test and pregnancy test.
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Military recruits are typically blood tested for various conditions and diseases, including but not limited to, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, syphilis, and other sexually transmitted infections. The purpose of these blood tests is to ensure the health and safety of the recruits and to prevent the spread of communicable diseases within the military population. Additionally, blood tests may also be conducted to check for certain immunizations and assess general health indicators.
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What changes in military technology might have surprised new recruits in the civil war?
Repeating rifles, bored artillery, sometimes torpedos or grenades. Ballon observation,
What's the difference between military school and boot camp?
A military school is a private school which emphasizes military style training and discipline. In general these are designed to prepare students for college if not a career in the military. A boot camp is a place where new military recruits receive their basic military training. However the term is often used to denote programs where wayward youths are sent in an attempt to change their behavior with strict discipline.
How long does it take to get your results back from a military urinalysis?
A friend of mine popped possitive for his last urinalysis. He was tested in april and was inform of the results in july. They have to ship it out, have it tested, report the results, get back to the commander and then go through lots of paper work.
Why was a military partnership of grant and sherman so important to outcome of Civil war?
Sherman carried credibility with Grant, tested under fire, and was a trusted friend.
With the news of the french alliance was there a decrease of new recruits into the continental army?
false
Does the military do blood tests on new recruits even if former blood tests are clean and you have no sexual history or dieseases and already know your blood type and stuff?
yes, and dna, and about a billion vaccinations even if you've already had them.
What does a drill sargent do?
A drill sergeant teaches soldier recruits how to march and behave in military training.
Who does the Air Force recruit to be a part of it?
The Air Force recruits people with an interest in joining the Military.
What type of graph is best suited for displaying the percentages of recruits for the different branches of the military?
Circle graph
Which Steamboat brought about 100 new recruits to the military post Fort Smith?
The ol' granny mac
What is the purpose of boot camp in the military?
The purpose of boot camp in the military is to provide training as well as a means for the recruits to adapt to the military schedule and lifestyle before actually going into the service.
Can Drill sergeants still swear at Boot Comp recruits in the US Military?
They are not supposed to, however they do it all the time.
What type of graph is best suited for displaying the percentages of recruits for the four different branches of the military?
circle graph
What have 48000 people been turned away from since 2005 because they have been overweight?
48000 military recruits
What toy was tested for military use?
ar drone
Can you put a cat in the military?
The military only recruits humans. military does recruit dogs, but i don't belive they have any use for cats, so i will probably go with no because cats don't have any traites the military could use.
Do Navy and Air Force recruits attend boot camp?
In the US, all military recruits attend some form of "boot camp," otherwise known as recruit training or basic training. Air Force recruits attend training in San Antonio, TX, for 8.5 weeks. Navy recruits attend training at Naval Station Great Lakes for roughly 8 weeks.
