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lwrozans

Oct 03, 2009, 10:45
Hey everybody at nukeworker
I'm glad I found this resource
I'm 19, did relatively well on my AFQT portion of the ASVAB, and would really like to pursue the nuclear program as a career
I'd really like to start doing some pre-NNPTC studying (I heard it's one of the hardest programs) and was wondering if anybody knows any good texts to brush up on
I'd like to think that I learn fast and have the capacity to understand somewhat advanced material
Any help is appreciated

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Oct 04, 2009, 07:38
Quote from: lwrozans on Oct 03, 2009, 10:45
Hey everybody at nukeworker
I'm glad I found this resource
I'm 19, did relatively well on my AFQT portion of the ASVAB, and would really like to pursue the nuclear program as a career
I'd really like to start doing some pre-NNPTC studying (I heard it's one of the hardest programs) and was wondering if anybody knows any good texts to brush up on
I'd like to think that I learn fast and have the capacity to understand somewhat advanced material
Any help is appreciated

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