Do a hitch in the military and you will be more mature and have an idea what you want to do with your life. I knew when I graduated from high school I didn't want to stay on the farm. My older brother joined the Air Force in 1951 3 days after we graduated. My mom didn't want two sons going to War. I told her to get uset use to the idea since I would probably be drafted. I found a job with US goverment testing engines and vehicles at a proving ground. I still helped my dad with the morning milking and in 1953 I was drafted. I also married my high school girl friend. When I was discharged in 1955 I was rehired as a returning vet. I also spent 6 years in the reserves. I went from WG-Grade 5 to Grade WG-19 as a blue collar worker. Later on we were converted to GS-9's and later I was promoted to GS-11. That position is now a GS-12. The government also hire machinists and you can look up their pay scales on the web. Look for General Schedule in your area and Wage Grade pay scales. I retired after 43 years. Our daughter was born at Ft Bragg NC when I was with the 82nd Airborne in 1954. Hal PS: Most of these job require a security clearance and you can not get a clearance if you've run afoul of the law. They will do a background check on you and don't put any thing on your application you can't prove. They will check you back to when you were a child. Minor infractions they may overlook, but be sure to include it when applying since if they find it you will be discharged.
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