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NPS….as in Naval Postgraduate School?

Man, that’s a little late in the game to become a sugar cookie.
Nuclear Power School.
 
NPS is another 15-25% pass rate rating?
Used to be 50% failure rate. I believe standards are lower now.
 
I was an Air Force Pararescue candidate back in the day and "drowned" (blacked out) three times in one day.....Although the instructors respected that I didn't quit, I was promptly washed out. LOL
Wow that’s some dedication, I’d have given up after the first time or second time …
 
Wow that’s some dedication, I’d have given up after the first time or second time …

Ya gotta wanna.
 
Used to be 50% failure rate. I believe standards are lower now.
Nukes aren't dangerous so it not a big deal.
 
Nukes aren't dangerous so it not a big deal.
Lotsa folks looking over your shoulder. I was an over shoulder looker E-5. Knuckle dragger.

You should be scared.
 
Lotsa folks looking over your shoulder. I was an over shoulder looker E-5. Knuckle dragger.

You should be scared.
I am.
 
it's100 seconds to midnight. and counting
 
Only way out of NPS (8204) was BUD/S.

I do not know those numbers, with the wayback machine, 3353 and such comes to mind. What's the deal?
 
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