1. Mechanics seldom get shot at. The military right now has more people killing themselves than dying in combat.
2. The military does not look for liars to be recruiters! They select people and place them in a job that is high stress and can destroy a career if they don't make mission. Take a person who has 10-12 years invested and place them in a job against their will that can end a career.....of course they wind up lying.
3. Most math for mechanics is simple addition and subtraction.
4. Most military mechanics are component changers. They don't rebuild engines, they replace them. If they are real lucky they may get to replace a head gasket.
5. The military uses the crawl, walk, run training system and repetitive training. We even used that training method for new officers with college degrees. So a kid who scores high enough to take any job should be able to breeze through mechanics school.
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