Is joining the navy worth it?

Yoho

Ruthlessness is Mercy upon yourself
#10
I did 3 years of military and the best advice I can give you is no one's experience is the same, some people love the military and how structured it is others hate it they feel like they're being tied down with way less freedom than you would have other wise. Also it depends on your unit some units are chill long as you're doing your work and organized they won't harp on you to much but others will get in your face if a single button is out of place

My advice to anyone going into the military is this if you can get through boot camp without quiting or breaking down then regular military is a cake walk

Do what you're told and show up on time

Now when you get higher rank and more responsibilities it may get a bit more difficult but still for the most part it's a pretty chill life style

If you can't handle boot camp then don't join

I was in the army tho I can't speak for the navy I have no Naval experience
 
#12
I did 3 years of military and the best advice I can give you is no one's experience is the same, some people love the military and how structured it is others hate it they feel like they're being tied down with way less freedom than you would have other wise. Also it depends on your unit some units are chill long as you're doing your work and organized they won't harp on you to much but others will get in your face if a single button is out of place

My advice to anyone going into the military is this if you can get through boot camp without quiting or breaking down then regular military is a cake walk

Do what you're told and show up on time

Now when you get higher rank and more responsibilities it may get a bit more difficult but still for the most part it's a pretty chill life style

If you can't handle boot camp then don't join

I was in the army tho I can't speak for the navy I have no Naval experience
I don't know if this is to personal but have you put your military experience to any use like job wise after the 3 years. Also has it gave you advantages that you wouldn't get without the military?
 

Yoho

Ruthlessness is Mercy upon yourself
#13
I don't know if this is to personal but have you put your military experience to any use like job wise after the 3 years. Also has it gave you advantages that you wouldn't get without the military?
I drove tanks so it doesn't really translate to the civilian sector

If you want a job that transfers well to civilian be sure to study asvab and get a job you know will pay good on the outside
 
#19
That's basically abuse you know 🤡🤡🐰
Lmao no.
Usually recruits are around the age of 18-24.
And they have to be aggressive because this age circle in men , don't listen. They are absolutely egoistic. They really won't listen.
So they have to break their this personality of theirs , in order to be a good soldier who actually listens to the senior in a dire situation not go against it or not listen the senior 🤡.

Army/Navy runs by discipline 🐢🤡🤡.
 
#20
Lmao no.
Usually recruits are around the age of 18-24.
And they have to be aggressive because this age circle in men , don't listen. They are absolutely egoistic. They really won't listen.
So they have to break their this personality of theirs , in order to be a good soldier who actually listens to the senior in a dire situation not go against it or not listen the senior 🤡.

Army/Navy runs by discipline 🐢🤡🤡.
Yeah sucks
Being yelled at and turned into an obedient subordinate just to go to some random foreign country and fight a senseless proxy war🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
 
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