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B-roll Marines Proctor Mission Bay High School's first ASVAB
12th Marine Corps District
Oct. 23, 2014 | 1:11
B-Roll of Marine Recruiters proctoring Mission Bay High School's first Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery in San Diego, Oct. 23. Five local Marines, one Army recruiter and one Navy recruiter proctored the four-hour exam. Counselor Donald Samuels organized event. The test covers a variety of skill sets and measures developed abilities to help predict future academic and occupational attainment in the military. Students are expected to receive their results in approximately two weeks. For more information on taking an ASVAB please contact your local military recruiter.
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