The selectivity score was 87 out of 100.
Men train in the pre-dawn darkness of a field north of here, dummy weapons in hand.
Others study military medicine west of Fort Worth or practice shooting skills and survival exercises outside San Antonio. And that's the theme that increasingly is alarming state and federal law enforcement officials who, after years of dismissing them, are beginning to take militias seriously. Claiming that criminal elements have taken over much of the federal government, most militia leaders have avoided calls for an armed uprising but warn they may one day have to shoot. Although federal officials will not publicly discuss any investigations, a 10-page intelligence brief by federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms recently was circulated to several police departments. That would not come as a surprise to Michigan officials.