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Looking for great books to read to learn in depth about networking and programming

Started by M12 130013S , Feb 05 2011 02:30 AM

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#1 M12 130013S

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Posted 05 February 2011 - 02:30 AM

Hi, I am currently looking into going into the air force for cyber security or programming
I am a moderate to advanced computer user and am trying to learn more about networking and programming before i go in so i want to start reading books to learn
The problem is i don't have a lot of money to spend on books right now so I want your guys opinions on what books you guys have thought were good books

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#2 hamluis

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Posted 07 February 2011 - 03:28 PM

Unless something has changed...the Air Forece (and all U.S. military services) do their own training, use their own resources, and make personnel assignments based on scores obtained when a person first enters service.

I think you should be talking more to your recruiter...than trying to prepare for something that you may not have control over.

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