Defense Language Proficiency Tests

But the Air Force did become very serious about it.

But in, in order to es- escape the failed version it had set up, and I can't say entirely failed, but it did not meet the goals or requirements of having, um, a minimum of 2.2 on the DLPT with a series of utilization assignments and a very explicitly focused m- uh, master's degree program.

It, it had those as a core, but didn't meet them as what I would call an absolute minimum.

So there was a, a lot of leeway being played within the Air Force program, and then when it was set up as, uh, you have to get serious about this.

I kind of know everything you're gonna teach me.

I just want to test out." And he did.

Two months before the end of class, he took the DLPT, passed with at least a two two.

I think he got a three three.