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If you had to go into the military what branch would you go into and why?

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from Ontario Honker ... wrote 5 hours 42 min ago

I did my three years in the US Army and I am not biased. Still, I doubt I could have taken three or four years in the Navy. I have to have my feet on solid ground and need to be able to walk around on something besides steel. I do love the ocean though. Just not enough to live on it. Try to make a choice based on what you'd like to do in life. The "career" they prepare you for in the service may not be applicable when you get out, but if it's something that interests you, it can make your time served much more tolerable. And whatever branch you choose, do not expect time served to be very tolerable. It's not supposed to be. Combat is as intolerable as it gets and they are just preparing you for it and trying to keep you prepared.

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from jhjimbo wrote 3 sec ago

If you can figure out what skill sets you would like to have, a decision on branch will be much easier. Also, are you looking at service as a career? Talk to some recruiters about what is available. Be careful though because sometimes they promise more that they can deliver. You can demand some promises in writing if you have qualifications they are looking for.
My nephew was disappointed with the Navy as after 7 years he could not get on a ship - something he wanted to do. So he quit.
Good luck whatever you choose.

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from Ontario Honker ... wrote 5 hours 42 min ago

I did my three years in the US Army and I am not biased. Still, I doubt I could have taken three or four years in the Navy. I have to have my feet on solid ground and need to be able to walk around on something besides steel. I do love the ocean though. Just not enough to live on it. Try to make a choice based on what you'd like to do in life. The "career" they prepare you for in the service may not be applicable when you get out, but if it's something that interests you, it can make your time served much more tolerable. And whatever branch you choose, do not expect time served to be very tolerable. It's not supposed to be. Combat is as intolerable as it gets and they are just preparing you for it and trying to keep you prepared.

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from jhjimbo wrote 3 sec ago

If you can figure out what skill sets you would like to have, a decision on branch will be much easier. Also, are you looking at service as a career? Talk to some recruiters about what is available. Be careful though because sometimes they promise more that they can deliver. You can demand some promises in writing if you have qualifications they are looking for.
My nephew was disappointed with the Navy as after 7 years he could not get on a ship - something he wanted to do. So he quit.
Good luck whatever you choose.

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