which is branch of the military is best for a career? Navy/Army/RAF (UK)?
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Air Force, it's the easiest. More like a corporation, but still military.
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I think the education and training in the US Navy is some of the best in the world. Not exactly sure what you're looking for. I serve in the Navy. The training and education methods are more accelerated and hands on than most civilian programs. There is generally a lot of supervised OJT. In many fields, military trained technicians and operators are preferred and receive higher pay.\n\nAll of this is based on my own personal experience.
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Of the four branches, each has good and bad qualities\n\nMarines - not the smartest branch, and most go to combat.  If you want to see combat then the Marines is the way to go.\n\nAir Force - lazy and well paid.  These guys get good duty stations, dont work hard and get paid well.  They dont promote fast so thats the downside.\n\nArmy - really big, goes to combat, but I would say they are the worst of all.  Poor leadership and terrible living conditions. \n\nNavy - Go on ships, but you see the world.  Many other duty stations all over the world.  If you really want to travel then this is the best.  Advancement is not too hard, and pay is alright.  Going special forces in the Navy is the smartest choice.  Extra pay, combat and you will be the celebrity of the navy.  \n\nId say the Navy is the best brach, if you want to be lazy and paid well but not advance fast then Airforce (chair force) is the way to go.
227509
Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, National Guard
803024
I was Army for several years and enjoyed it...but my cousin was Navy and enjoyed it as well.  So, it is just a matter of personal choice.
1089723
Air Force.  It's more cool and you're not out to sea for months.
755210
Joining as a medical assistant is probably one of the better branches to join although qualifications and job are not really comparable to a nurse or paramedic. The first year or so in training is nothing like serving with the fleet so if you join dont expect to see much of the real navy until you get on a ship. If you can stand it its a great experience and you will get to do and see things that you would never get a chance to do otherwise.
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Air Force. The Air Force is the more technical of the brances and rely on computers to run their very foundation. Plus they treat there personel better. Better living arrangements, food, spousal support, etc. Good luck with what you choose.
111760
Recruiters have a job to do and most are very good at it, the question you need to ask yourself (assuming you ask this question from talking to a few then you are considering joining the Service) Is which branch of the service is right for you. Because you will be in that branch if you enlist for 2 to 4 years and your recruiter will be long gone. And the best way to decide what branch is right for you is ask yourself what do you want to get out of the Military. Money for Education? A career? or what ever that may be and see which one can offer you what you are looking for because once you enlist you belong to them. So we hope you get what it is you are looking for in the long run. I do believe in the military and was in the Air Force for 6 years with no regrets. Good luck to you.
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I am enlisted Air Force I think you should, having a occupation that fits the Air force is more important. In nursing for instances you can get direct commissioned. \nHuman resourses, weather, Air way science, computers and Military science are big ones. You should be thinking about a Masters too if you are considering being an Air Force Officer.
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as far as QOL is concerned, the Navy and AF are pretty comperable, although there will always be those that prefer one over the other.  \n\nBe aware that it's EXTREMELY hard to get into the AF right now, even through Interservice transfer, as the AF is more overmanned than the Navy is, and unless his Rating/NECs translate directly into a much needed AF equivalent, he may have a rough time being able to swap services.
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med assist is just a skivvy, go nurse, they can train you if you need to convert to adult nursing. the RAF rocks, go do it! chat to your local CIO (careers information office) and get all the info
634660
Join the army and see the navy.
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At the Airforce Academy they use Navy pilots to help instruct, the Navy uses Navy Pilots only to instruct. If you want to be a Pilot Go Navy.
279001
You need to tell us what branch of the military, ROTC, JROTC or Civil Air Patrol.
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depends on preference, and what exactly you plan to do once out of the military.\n\nWhen you join the service, you want to try to get a job that interests you, something you would like to do the rest of your life.  This isnt saying you should be in military for your entire life, but military experiance in a job field carries a LOT of wieght for companies hiring.\n\nPick a job field you want, then check to see which service offers you the most for your time.
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Try these links for more info:\nhttp://www.armyjobs.mod.uk/\nhttp://www.army.mod.uk/