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This is the process:Go to your school and ask for a certified copy of your transcripts.Bring an original copy to your recruiter (credits that you are about to receive, and can’t prove, don’t count).You’re recruiter should know he rules; however they have a bad reputation, and it’s possible you have a dud. This procedure must be handled by him, and it should occur before you process at MEPS. Don’t believe any talk that, “You take care of this at your home station after you graduate”, or “This rule on longer applies”. It is possible (it has been a long time since I enlisted) that the rules have changed to stop the program, but if that’s the case, it should be noted in an AR (Army Regulation). AR’s can be found online by doing a PDF Google search, like [“Army Regulation” “Enlisted Promotions” pdf]. The AR on “promotions” or “enlisted promotions” will be 100 to 200 pages long, so look carefully at the table of contents (listed immediately after “summary of changes’). This may be a hard thing to find, especially if the program has ended (which I doubt; people just get screwed a due to recruiter incompetence), so you might want to look for an AR that is 20 or 30 years old first, and then trace it forward.Do Google searches for the rule, such as, [army “rank for college credits”], [“college credit” promotion army], etc.You can look for another recruiter. In fact, you can search out 3 or 4 different recruiting stations, and talk to them casually.Whatever you do, get this straightened out before you go through boot camp, or you will be paid as an E-1 until you finish AIT.Here’s some help:AR 600–8–19https://ssilrc.army.mil/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/AR-600_8_19-Enlisted-Promotions-and-Reductions-16-May-2019.pdfHow many promotion points can I earn if I have 103 total college credits (E-4 To E-5)? | RallyPointWith the Army promotion point system (a numbering system was invented back in 1995 to remove favoritism from promotions), it looks like college credits are now transferred into promotion points. This should still happen for you by your recruiter, or at MEPS. However, I like to think life is easier than this, and you should just get the rank. I would print some of this, take it to a recruiter, and see what he can do for you. Based, on the AR, the software systems involved (pgs. 21 & 22) are Personnel Service based, and are used either by your recruiter, MEPS personnel, or both. Don’t get screwed out of pay.

Grizzly bears aren't the unstoppable juggernauts that people claim them to be. Some quorans have inflated the bear's prowress to absolutely ridiculous extent blowing everything out of proportions.They are rather poor in terms of combat, with a very bad fighting technique.But hey don't take my word for it, here's what actual biologists Murie and Ivar have to say;Olaus Johan Muriehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olaus_MurieIvar Mysterud of University of Oslo, Oslo with expertise in Evolutionary Biology,https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ivar_MysterudBoth Mysterud (1975) and Murie (1948) Discount a crushing blow with the forepaw—the reputed kill technique of both grizzly and the brown bear (Elgmork 1978) as the cause of death. Murie (1948) insists that the grizzly does not attack by striking with the paws, but instead siezes and holds his victim with its arms so as to administer the killing bite. If an animal seized by the bear manages to pull away it is likely to be clawed.https://books.google.com/books?id=MeYe-Ls4EW4C&pg=PP2&dq=grizzly+bear+% 22does+not%22+blow&hl=en&sa=X&ei =yJrqVJOFNsbmoASDrIHQDg&ved=0CAg Q6AEwAQThey do not “swipe” their claws, but use them to hold and wrestle.https://books.google.com/books?id=MeYe-Ls4EW4C&pg=PP2&dq=%22no+evidence %22+bears+paw+blow&hl=en&sa=X&ei =n7I5VZiuJ9CqoQSyp4GQDQ&ved=0CCY Q6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=%22no%20evid ence%22%20bears%20paw%20blow&f=f alseA book consisting of 4 renowned biologists who stated bears dont strike with their paws, with one study in 300 kills of bears on sheep, showed no striking of the paw. And it states here why the bears would have a weaker bite:https://books.google.com/books?id=CsHZAAAAMAAJ&q=%22bears +do+not+use%22+paws&dq=%22bears+ do+not+use%22+paws&hl=en&sa=X&ei =Irw5VdHMKIewogSw9YEY&ved=0CBoQ6 AEwAQIt states bears do not have a specialized gripping bite, but a repeative one, this explains how it wouldnt mass out any powerful psi as much as lions and tigers, who grip with a firmer more forceful bite, much like the crocodile, crocs dont bite in repeative placements, they bite down with one vice grip. Brown bears do not have fur as thick as polar bears:https://books.google.com/books?id=xvQM2zjQ8VUC&pg=PT7&dq= %22bears+do+not%22+paws&hl=en&sa =X&ei=Trw5VaP9DsG0oQSX3IHwCA&ved =0CCQQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=%22bear s%20do%20not%22%20paws&f=falseThis is not striking, this is pushing:Also, there's a deal with some people posting “accounts” from 16th century of animals like tigers, lions and such being defeated by rather unusual animals, but never for bears. I mean why not reveal it for everyone? It's only fair.Nevermind, I shall do it for you, and they're rather interesting. Some animals that have whipped a grizzly may even surprise you, by that I mean donkeys and mules and even a goat. I'm not saying these are 100% believable, and they could be made up gibberish. All I'm saying is such accounts for bears exist too.Do not misinterpret this for some kind of fanboy hate.Let's begin with bullsThe Review of ReviewsBull whips bear:Turning, the bull made charge the second, which much resembled the first, but soon after the bull charged a third time upon the bear when he was in a corner, when Bruin for a short time made lively use of both teeth and claws, showing more fight than at any other time during the evening. The bear went off and got in another corner of the cage, when the bull approached him and stood looking at him, and pawing the ground (for nearly ten minutes before he made another dash jammed him against the side of the cage. The bear clawed a little, uttered a roar, and slunk away to another corner. The bear was evidently afraid of the bull from the moment he first caught sight of him. From this time forward it was necessary to stir the animal up to get them together, when there would be a rush by the bull and a roar or two by the bear, and the round was ended. Person! got on tha roof of the den and poored blood upoun the bull who stood pawing and gazing upon the bear. A red cloth was fastened to a pole and waved about the bear, but both animals stubbornly kept the peace. After this the bull was let alone, and the business of stirring up cchfined to the bear, who stood it too. It seemed impossible to get the bear upon his feet, and Charley Palqer, chief engineer of the show, cans forward and said that the bull had whipped the bear and the bear was just about dead, and could fight no more.https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/ne...P18711116.2.27The grizzly had no sooner abandoned his attack on the bull than the latter was on his feet, bearing himself aserect and as fierce as ever. "Giving his head a shake, he lowered it for the fourth time, and again charged. As the bull hurled himself against the grizzly the latter braced himself for a last desperate struggle. He struck out wildly with his paws and the bul' fell back with the force of the grizzly's blows. The bear sank to the ground. writhing in agony. The indomitable courage of the bull here prevailed. Blinded and crippled as he was, he dashed wildly at his foe again. With a last frantic effort the bear sought to make his escape, scrambling and staggering through the dust. But it was useless. His great strength was gone. The bull plunged his horns again and again into the huge form of the dying brute as he lay stretched helpless in the dust. The bear's muscles quivH1 THE BULL'S TRIUMPH. ered and contracted. He drew his immense paws up once or twice in convulsive clutches, raised his huge head, gave one agonizing groan and fell back dead.The Philipsburg Mail from Philipsburg, Montana · Page 7Cattle kills bear:Papers Past — Auckland Star — 14 August 1934 — The Runaway BullBut the brave bull fought on until the bear had had enough; and tried to run; the bull •was after'him like a flash, 'bowled him over and gored him to death. Even this did not satisfy his rage: he stood back a little to get bis breath, and then charged the body again and again, fairly lifting it off the ground with his horns. Finally, having glutted his wrath, he left the dead bedy of the bear and went off to find the herd, and. at let us hope, recover from his dreadful wounds.Papers Past — Oamaru Mail — 4 November 1916 — THE HEADSHIP OF THE HERD.How a Mule Killed a Bear. A mule dealt death to a bear that Rawls Plnmbing Co. had been terrorizing the residents of Diamond Valley. Daniel C. Shawley, lumberman and farmer, is the owner Notice. LIMESTONE STREET. The king's private consulfation. of the prize beast. Aroused by a commotion in his barn stocks, they were praise to Ood for he found the bear in deadly combat...Do," he smiled, encouragingly, "and my wife will give a bridge and ask all the women who will be likely to discuss It" And the air became cooler. Philadelphia Times. bulky animal fell prostrate. Then the mule reversed himself and let loose the death dealing assault from is hind quarters. The bear died shortly after Shawley reached the scene.The Gaffney Ledger from Gaffney, South Carolina · Page 7Bull kills grizzly bear in the wildWith a last frantic effort the bear sought to make his escape, scrambling and staggering through the dust. But it was useless. His great strength was gone. The bull plunged his horns again and again into th* huge form of the dying brute a s he lay stretched helpless In the dust. The bear's muscles quivered and contracted....agonizing groan and fell back dead. "The victorious bull raised his head, gave voice to a deep bellow and- shaking his head triumphantly turned and walked away.http://rrcs-208-125-60-82.nys.biz.r.../Utica NY Sunday Journal 1898-1900 - 0844.pdfA buffalo bull has also been known to battle a grizzly bear to death, if we can accept two startling accounts by Indian witnesses...bull eventually dispatched the assailantThe Time of the BuffaloThe bull rolled him over and over until he groaned with pain. Bruin bounded to his feet and into the corner at the first opportunity. The Twelfth Bound. In the round Bruin added new wound to the bull' torn ear, and the latter was willing to withdraw. Brum lanced tbe bull's neck in a dozen places with his keen claws, and, to all appearances, the bull was completely subdued. Bruin seemed to be proud of bis victory, and on his bind legs paraded about the track. The Thirteenth Round. This was the last round and tbe most desperate of all. The round lasted but a few minutes, Every movement made by he infuriated bull seemed to have its effect Finally the two beasts became separated. The bear stood upon his bfnd leg, both eyes being displaced by tbe horns of his antagonist. While Bruin was standing, moving his bead to and fro, not knowing In which direction to move, the bull plunged towards his antagonist, stuck both horns Into his body, lifted him up and threw him to the top of tbe pit among the spectators, Tbe bear wined in agony, but it was soon over, for the horns of the hull had touched a vital spot, and poor Bruin was vanquished by death.The Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts · Page 1Bull kills bear name ephriamhttps://books.google.com/books?id=ocgCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA225&f ocus=viewport&dq=%22fight+betwee n%22+grizzly&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html1,000 lb bull kills 1,200 lb bear:(click on any area to enlarge the text)The daily dispatch. (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, June 23, 1852, Image 1Bull whips large grizzly:The Athens post. (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, August 25, 1854, Image 1Bears usually lost to bulls:The San Francisco call. (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, January 15, 1911, Page 14, Image 14Bull kills two bear in the same fight:https://books.google.com/books?id=WzkVAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA74&dq =bull+bear+%22sprang%22&hl=en&sa =X&ei=cjhMVYaaOYLjoATM64GoDg&ved =0CBoQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=bull%20 bear%20%22sprang%22&f=falseBull tosses bear him high in the air, then gores him again and again then a second bear is brought in, the same bull gores him again and again and again until he is dead, then lifts the bears dead body and runs around the ring dragging the dead bear round and around:https://books.google.com/books?id=--0zAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA274&dq=bull+bear +%22sprang%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=ODtM VbqcDM-xogSf24HwBw&ved=0CEMQ6AEwCTgK#v= onepage&q=bull%20bear%20%22spran g%22&f=falseBull kills bear:https://books.google.com/books?id=tiWTBQAAQBAJ&pg=PT55&dq =bull+bear+%22horns%22&hl=en&sa= X&ei=m0JMVcaHC9O3oQTx6YDoCg&ved= 0CEEQ6AEwBjgK#v=onepage&q=bull%2 0bear%20%22horns%22&f=falseBull kills grizzly bear:https://books.google.com/books?id=dIU6AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA353&d q=bull+bear+%22horns%22&hl=en&sa =X&ei=m0JMVcaHC9O3oQTx6YDoCg&ved =0CCAQ6AEwADgK#v=onepage&q=bull% 20bear%20%22horns%22&f=falseBull whips grizzly bear:https://books.google.com/books?id=aSzI-rgZbwYC&pg=PA187&dq=bull+bear+%2 2horns%22&hl=en&sa=X&ei=lUZMVbrw PIreoATC84GoDg&ved=0CEUQ6AEwBzgo #v=onepage&q=bull%20bear%20%22ho rns%22&f=falseBison:Moose:Moose defeats rival and then two bears at once:A trapper, arriving upon the. scene at the close of this pitched battle, found 'one of the Bears dying from ahorn-thrust in the abdomen. The other Bear had taken to * tree and clung there with his tongue hanging out, plainly willing to admit he bad more than met his match.http[/s]//www.newspapers.com/newspage/19508129/+site:newspapers.com+fight+betwe en+moose++bear&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&prmd=ivns&strip=1"]www.newspapers.com/newspage/19508129/Bull moose kills full grown kodiak bear:https://books.google.com/books?id=OorM3SUcEFMC&pg=PA26&lp g=PA23&focus=viewport&dq=%22figh t+between%22+moose+bear&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=htmlMoose whips bear:https://books.google.com/books?id=RmQ-AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA559&dq=%22fight+be tween%22+moose+bear&hl=en&sa=X&e i=UJHmVOXpIs3SoATg7oH4Dg&ved=0CA YQ6AEwAABull kills bear name ephriamhttps://books.google.com/books?id=ocgCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA225&f ocus=viewport&dq=%22fight+betwee n%22+grizzly&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=htmlBig Bear dies in fight with goat:I have seen the results of a fight between a huge bear and a goat, both dead, the bear with the horns of the goat driven deep into his chest, the billy with his back broken and beaten to deathhttps://www.google.com/search?q=%22I+have+seen+the+resu lts+of+a+fight+between+a+huge+be ar+and+a+goat%2C+both+dead%2C+th e+bear+with+the+horns+of+the+goa t+driven+deep+into+his+chest%2C% 22&tbo=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=bks&ei=wMHmVNSCNs_uoATz4 4L QDg&sa=NThe Alaska brown bear can kill a moose, but along the AHagash the moose is master. The Old Guide was witness to a fight between a bear and a moose, an event the moose won by breaking the bear's back with his forefeethttps://www.google.com/search?q=%22The+Alaska+brown+bea r+can+kill+a+moose%2C+but+along+ the+AHagash+the+moose+is+master. +The+Old+Guide+was+witness+to+a+ fight+between+a+bear+and+a+moose %2C+an+event+the+moose+won+by+br eaking+the+bear%27s+back+with+hi s+forefeet%22&tbo=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=bks&ei=UJHmVOXpIs3SoATg7 oH 4Dg&sa=NAlong the Allagash the "lordly moose" is aptly named. It is master of the woods. In a fight between bear and moose the moose usually prevails, even capable of breaking the bear'shttps://www.google.com/search?q=%22Along+the+Allagash+t he+%22lordly+moose%22+is+aptly+n amed.+It+is+master+of+the+woods. +In+a+fight+between+bear+and+moo se+the+moose+usually+prevails%2C +even+capable+of+breaking+the+be ar%27s+back+with+its+forefeet%22 &tbo=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=bks&ei=SZPmVOStCsHroAT1_ 4D gDg&sa=NDonkeys:Down came the outstretched paws, and at that moment Pete seemed to become aware for the first time of the presence of the grizzly. He sprang forward, the paws struck only the air and then I saw a gray form double itself into a ball and bound upward. Out of that ball flew two legs, which shot back and forth with the rapidity of piston rods, going thump, thump upon the body of tho grizzly. Up and down went the body and back and forth went tho two pile drivers. The bear was struck all over, on his head, on his shoulder, on his side, on his paws. He fell in one direction and then in another. He was kicked into the air and pounded into the earth. The breath was driven out of him and life followed, and at length he lay upon the ground a shapeless mass, every bone in his body broken, while Pete had quietly returned to his interrupted grazing without a hair injured.https://news.google.com/newspapers?n...,3413059&hl=enA fight between a fire-crazed bear and a mule, in which the bear was worsted occurred at L. Mason's ranch, at Bednesti, B. C- The .forestrfire routed the bear from it lair, and In its dash from the flames into the open country it collided violently with a jackmule. The bear-was promptly stretched out on the ground by- a double tattoo from the capable hind hoofs,/and the mule calmly resumed its interrupted grazing.https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/54809802/Mule Kills Bear. ' Huntington, Pa. Daniel Shawley, a local farmer, tells a story of how he ! escaped death through tho sagacity of a pet mule, which kicked n black bear ' to deathhttps://www.newspapers.com/newspage/64301716/Stallion Kills BearOn Leesville Farm A 600-pound bear was killed by a horse in a field within 25 miles of Dover Saturday. The bear apparently attacked a mare in an enclosed pasture adjoining a. woods on the farm of William Thomas, RD 4, Carrollton, in the Leesville lake area, and was stomped to death by a stallion named Prince in the same field with the mare. The Best In Comics The incident took place within 400 feet of the Thomfes farm home and apparently took place while the family was eating the noon meal. Members of the family heard a brief commotion in the field but did not investigate until after the meal when Joe Thomas, 22, a son, found the dead bear. Approximately 50 feet of barbed wire fence had been ripped down and the stallion was missing, but was found later with the marks of bear claws on his hide. There were also claw marks on the mare. Head. injuries apparently killed the bear in this pasture field battle of hoof and claw. The bear had a 60-inch "arm spread" and its hind feet were six inches wide and 10 inches long but it was apparently an aged animal, as its long claws were worn down and dulled. Horses ordinarily will run- from See BEAR KILLEDhttps://www.newspapers.com/newspage/16591708/Again the stallion sprang Into the air, with his four reet gathered Into a bunch, and again there vraa a sickening crunch of bone and flesh. Both bears were now dead, crushed and kicked Into two bloody masses of wool, bone and flesh. After his lpist dash the horse walked y a iew steps, men; turning, stag gered up to the first bear ho had knocked out, knelt down and literally tore skin and flesh from the bear's body; then, with bloody head jand glistening teeth, the Savage brute man aged to stagger over to the other mass of wool and flesh, which he served la tne same manner.- I - . After tearing and battering the body into a mass of broken bones and mangled flesh, the stallion tossed his head from .which the bloody foam flew in long flecks, gave a neigh' of triumph ana leu lifeless to the around.https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/43440791/One bear, however, met with his match in a vicious stallion, kent on a ranch in Montana. The stallion had been erazine, during Towards near a thicket of bushes. evening the stockmen were surprised to see him come galloping home, with three or four long gashes in his haunch. The cow-boys, knowing that he had been attacked by a grizzly, rode off to tho thicket to hunt the bear. Immediately on the thicket being surrounded, the bear sallied forth, evidently in a bad temper. A spirited fight ensued, and it was not until the grizzly had made several charges that he was killed. On examining his body, it was found that his under jaw was broken, and part of his faco smashed in, evidently by the stallion's hoofs'. When the bear leaped upon the feeding horse, he had failed to kill hit victim by a single stroke. The strong stallion had shaken off the bear, and then kicked out behind with such force as sovercly to damage his foehttp://www.newspapers.com/newspage/59735322/Horse kicks a bear to death:https://books.google.com/books?id=SXU4AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA198&d q=%22kick%22+horse+bear+-fiction&hl=en&sa=X&ei=IWvmVNe4HI-vogSb-4GAAw&ved=0CBAQ6AEwBQMule beats a bear to near death:http://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper4/...0-%200061.pdf.Horses kick a bear to deathhttps://books.google.com/books?id=SXU4AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA198&d q=Horse+%22kick%22+bear&hl=en&sa =X&ei=NbLpVP3HE8isogT7_4LwDw&ved =0CAwQ6AEwAwGrizzly dies in fight with mule:mule kills bear:https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/64148639/Points, and one of its most readable parts is a graphic account of a fight between a grizzly and a mule, in which both were losers.https://www.google.com/search?q=%22graphic+account+of+a +fight+between+a+grizzly+and+a+m ule%2C+in+which+both+were+losers %22&tbo=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=bks&ei=RXnmVJ_-Ks62ogSX1IL4Dg&sa=NBoars:The boar rushed to the defence of the little fellow, and attacked the bear fiercely, forcing Bruin -to drop the pig and look out for himself. The boar used his tusks_ to such advantage, that after a savage encounter of severarminutes the bear 'beat arretreatv xne~oft his sidesHbelng- ripped open almost to his vitals and the flesh "being torn, to the bone in many places. The boar was "pretty badly hurt, too, but ha got tjver it. J got-my .gun and followed the bear, and found him buried in;a wallow hole, and a trail -of blood led all tie ay-te-h is-l i ding-i»lae but he would soon have died from the injuries the boar gave himhttps://www.newspapers.com/newspage/56593961/Group of peccaries (smaller boars) kills 3 bears in pit fight:Turning too quickly, a bear sapped and fell from his pedestal. In a second there was • I mass of_reddish brown... and cracking his bones like pieces of glass...He sat the{« and beat the peccaries away, knocking fully a dozen into kingdom come before the hogs succeeded in overcoming him.https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/14967411/Bear Loses Life for Piglet.A great uproar in her pigpen awoke Widow Armindn Milligan. The widow, who livesucar Eureka, Sullivan county, threw on a wmppcr and hurried out in the moonlight. A hungry, half grown bear, seeing a litter of ten suckling pigs, had climbed in the pen and seized a piglet. Instantly the mother pig attacked the bear, ripping its sides with her tusks. The bear dropped the pig and tried to escape, but the savage mother pulled it back, and the boar fiercely joined her in the attack. Widow Milligan seized a pitchfork and re-enforccd the pigs. The benr fought well, but quickly succumbed to such odds and was killedhttps://www.newspapers.com/newspage/39811721/Boar Kills A Bear In A Cane BrakeYocum settled here and engaged in a desperate fight leaving only one of the combatants alive. In this case it was not a wild boar that fought the bear, but a tame one. e was in a bad plight—was seriously wounded and covered with blood. He had been in a desperate combat with a wild beast and he was greatly angered and restless. We traced the back track of the boar through the cane to the spot where the encounter took place. A huge bear lay dead where the ferocious animals had struggled together. Cane, weeds, and paw paw bushes were mashed flat to the ground. Blood was sprinkled on the ground and foliage. The bear was mangled by the boar’s tusks almost beyond description. Deep gashes were cut and torn all over its body and legs. The greatest wounds were inflicted on its belly, breast behind the shoulders.http://thelibrary.org/lochist/turnbo/V14/ST439.htmI know this is quite a lot to take in but I have not yet posted the accounts of bear mortalities via cougars and wolves. So if this answer gets enough heat I'll add them in for sure.