The green-gray line

Easley targets Soldiers who have high Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery and General Technical test scores, reasoning they would also do well on the SAT or ACT. An Army Ranger with two deployments under his belt, the former sergeant earned about rhe Soldier admission progtam from West Point graduates at Ranger School, and as he was trying to decide what to do when his enlistment ended, he kept thinking about how much he admired those officers. "Because they haven't been there, they don't really understand combat," Cook, who is involved with the prior-service club, said.