MEPS (A Disgraceful Debacle)

Despite my lack of formal education for the last seven years, I scored a 91 on the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) practice test about two months ago. And I'm proud to share that, after a month of studying, I achieved a score of 99 (which is the maximum an applicant can attain) approximately two weeks ago. Unfortunately, my ANG (Army National Guard) recruiter stopped responding to my messages a week ago. I believe I was wrongfully disqualified from military service after visiting a MEPS (Military Entry Processing Station) for a medical/physical exam. However, I do not intend to give up so easily. I will find a way to submit an appeal to challenge this ruling. I should be entitled to an unbiased review of my cursory evaluation and/or a repeat of my aforementioned evaluation. And, at the very least, I deserve to view my results. My body and mind are capable of providing immense value to the United States military.