U.S. Navy TV Commercial, 'Test'
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The U.S. Navy warns people that its program is not a test or a high school science lab. It claims that it is far more intense than a video game and is nothing like running for class president or the first time behind the wheel. The Navy asserts that being one if its members is not about where the sea takes you but about what it makes you. Those who enlist today may be eligible for up to a $30,000 bonus.
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