New Flash Series

Well, its basically about alternate history. here is a break down of the seasons I have planned so far.

S1: Modern Day (1901 to present day)
S2: Industrial Revolution (1800 to 1900)
S3: Colonial Interests (1600 to 1800)
S4: Going Rome (about 200 b.c. to 1600)
S5: Investments in the future (present day to ???)

I should have a teaser for Season 1 done 2 weeks from now, so hang in there!

ROTC

I just want to clarify any questions anyone might have about the ROTC.

and here it is in FAQ format. :D

Q: what is ROTC?

A: It means Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) and is a scholarship available for high school students who are interested in the military, and for paying for a HUGE majority of collage fees.

Q: ok, so how do you qualify?

A: Its no cake walk, the requirements are,

1. Must have a High School Diploma

2. Must have a GPA of 2.50 at the least

3. Must pass a physical examiniation (pushups, situps, etc.)

4. Must score a minimum of 920 of the SAT (math/verbal) or 19 on the ACT

5. Between ages 17 and 26

6. Legal US Citizen

7. And you must accept a commission and serve in the Army on Active Duty or in a Reserve Component (Army Reserve, National Guard)

Q: Are their any commitments you must fulfill?

A: Yes, you must serve EIGHT YEARS in the army, to break it down, you must serve full time in the army for 4 years, then another 4 years in the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) and selected cadets may choose to serve part time in the Army Reserve of National Guard while pursuing a civilian career.

Q: This seems to much, how do you ever hope to get in?

A: Luck, Hope, and a crap load of commitment. There are ROTC programs at almost every single collage that you can think of, and there is a ROTC program for every branch of the military.

Q: What is the curriculum like?

A: ROTC basically sets up elective courses that a cadet can take to learn leadership tactics, military strategy, as well as some field exercises.

Q: I don't like the army, I want to be a USMC officer.

A: you might want to see this then, Link.

Q: Is that it?

A: Absolutely not! if you want more info, I suggest you check out the ROTC page on the goarmy.com site. just click on the link on the links panel, and click ROTC.