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Jerimiah Mangum
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Navy Enlisted: Guaranteed Job See the world Somewhat safer than other branches Great community Very respectable Army Enlisted: Guaranteed Job Good pay Great community Great tactical training Very respectable
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Navy Enlisted: Physical Education/ Weights Woodwork Computer Applications Auto Mechanics Welding History Army Enlisted: Physical Education/ Weights Woodwork Computer Applications Auto Mechanics Welding History
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For both branches your training is completely paid for. When a member of the military is enlisted they are guaranteed specific training. Any training outside of the military will cost money, depending on the type of training.
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All branches of the military are paid the same base pay depending on your rank/ rate. The rating/ or MOS that you are enlisted under decides what you will get paid. For example, if you are out in combat you will get significantly more than a basic mechanic. The reason for this is because you will get awarded special duty pay.
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The length of time of the training will depend on what job you choose in the military. For both branches the average training time is about 5-13 weeks. If you are doing a specialty job then your training time will, in turn, increase. For example, if you were enlisted as a SEAL or a Ranger then your training would take 1-2 years.
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NAVY Could be on a ship for upwards of six months. Dirty work if you’re a mechanic Risk of death is moderate/ low, but possible. Told what to do Very structured ARMY Risk of death is high Out in the dirt frequently Told what to do May see others die Very structured
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I believe that Navy Enlisted is the best choice for me. I want to serve and fight for my country, but I do not want to do something that everyone can do. If I plan on serving 20+ years in the service, I would like to be apart of, what is my opinion of, the best team in the military.
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Navy/ Army recruiters Military.com
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