1. Military
By: Jacob Busby

2. Nature of work
The U.S. Military provides training and work experience in a variety of military careers. Members of the Armed Forces work in almost all occupations that are available to civilians in addition to occupations that are specific to the military.

3. Training or education
You need to be physically and mentally fit. You will have to go through courses to test your skills. They will pay for your education to get in the military and to serve for your country.

4. Employment
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps the Air National Guard and Army National Guard, the Coast Guard, which is included in this profile, is part of the Department of Homeland Security are what jobs you are able to participate in in the military.

5. Earnings/wages
Your pay all depends on your years served and your rank as an officer. You can get paid as less as 1k or as much as 15k or even more.

6. Job out look
The United States spends a significant portion of its overall budget on national defense. The number of active-duty personnel is expected to remain roughly constant through However, the drawdown from recent conflicts may lead to a decrease in the number of active-duty personnel. This should be balanced by the need to fill entry-level positions as members of the Armed Forces move up through the ranks, leave the service, or retire. The current goal of the Armed Forces is to maintain a force sufficient to fight and win two major regional conflicts at the same time. Political events, however, could lead to a significant restructuring.