how do i join the navy?
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call a recruter, he will give you a practice ASVAB, if you pass and have no criminal record, they will take you to take the ASVAB, do tons and tons of paper work do background checks, drug tests then swear you in. off to basic you go!\nin no time youll be SAILLLLING\nPS~ is it so hard for ppl to honestly be helpful and not such jerks?
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I would say that the best program for college is the Navy's Seaman-to-Admiral program.  You would have to come into the Navy as an enlisted person.  Then apply for the program.  Once accepted you go to, what is affectionately called "Fork and Knife" school to learn to be an officer.  After that, you head to your college where you complete your Bachelor's degree.  The Navy pays for ALL of your Tuition and Books.  The Navy pays you your Basic Pay, Housing Pay and Comrats (food pay).  You finish your degree and bingo bango bongo, you're an officer.
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GO NAVY!!\n First off good for you setting a goal in your life and looking at ways to prepare you for it. \n1. I recommend Studying in school first and foremost.\n2. Once you are in High School do ROTC. \n3. Join a Boy Scout Troop and achieve the rank of EAGLE SCOUT.\n4. Join United States Sea Cadet Corp (good prep)\n5. Get a copy of the Blue Jackets Manual. (study it)\n6. Be physically fit \n7. Eat healthy
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the decision should be yours, not your friends.   good friends support your decisions, not guide them.\n\nwhat do you want to do in the Navy???  be sure to ask allot of good questions to the recruiter.    Just be sure that the trade you chose is something you want to do.\nNavy/Military life is not for everyone....but very few regret the time they spend in service.  It's unique - its just like any other job - its thrilling - its tough and makes you tough.   All depends on how YOU make it....\n\nIn service 17 yrs...  somedays I don't like my job but I have never regreted the day I swore on the flag for duty honor and loyalty.\nWhat it did for me, who I became... will never be lost.
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Start here:\n\nhttp://www.navy.com/findarecruiter/
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You can order uniforms through the Navy exchange website\n\nSTS2
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Air Force or Navy...Join get a good job...DO NOT go in "open"get a guaranteed job before you enlist...do your 4 years and get out.
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Here is your answer:  If you have never been in the military before, you will be processed under the Non-Prior Service Basic program.  This is a USNR program that allows you to select from a group of jobs (rates) that you qualify for.  Each job will have different ship dates.  The job you select may have two or three different dates available.  The term of DEP (Delayed Entry Program) is not to exceed 365 days.  However, unless you are a High School senior you will not be looking a whole year out.  Once you ship to RTC (Navy Boot Camp), you will complete 9 weeks of Naval Training and the ship to the Navy school that you choose.  Once you complete school you will check in to the nearest Naval Reserve Center (Naval Operational Center).  From that point,  its one weekend a month and two weeks out of the year on active.  Feel free to email me if you have any more questions.  Good Luck.
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Maybe this will help you get started.........good luck\nhttp://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq26-1.htm
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First of all you need to figure out what you are looking to achieve or change...  There are numerous advantages to joining the military, especially the NAVY. Provided you qualify.  Unlike the pervious badly informed responses, the Navy is run like any other organization, with one exception.  You are signing a contract that states that you will support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America.  For that commitment you get a career-based salary starting out at about $15,000 a year with 100% medical/ dental.  This starting figure is increased with in the first year to $20,000 with guaranteed increases for the next 20 years on top of promotions.  You will receive college-accredited training/schooling in a job field that you pick.  Your job is guaranteed in contract stating that the only person that can change your job is you providing you maintain your eligibility.  From there you get the opportunity to see the world while building valuable work and leadership experience.  The Navy offers 100% college tuition assistance so that you can work on completing your degree while on active duty.  If you decide to get out at the completion of your first tour (2-6 years depending on your job selection), or stay for 10-20years, your have the G.I. Bill to cover any education you need.  You get a lot…. You give a lot.  There is long working hours and then there are weeks with very shorten working hours.  There is time away from the family if your married.  Just like any other job…  There is commitment!  You just have to be able to qualify for them.  The same applies to the Navy.
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the navy isn't a dating service.  They don't offer pen pals that way.  If you want to brighten someone's day while they are over seas, try anysailor.com.  You wanna meet "hot navy guys" join up.  You'll be around them 24/7.  They aren't so hot after that.
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Call your local recruiter...but try to decide what you want to do in the NAVY before you go in..they tend to push you in one direction...however, I loved it....
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1. Where do what to work? Look up their web site and see what they require you may have enough credits to apply.\n2. Wait until they are excepting new recruits fill out an intrest form.\n3. Go test and see if you make it into their academy.
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I'm not sure of the exact steps. But you might want to talk to a Navy recruiter. I had several people I worked with enter the Navy medical corps and they were not citizens yet. They were refugees from Africa. But by entering the military they were able to have their citizenship sped up.
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http://www.army.mod.uk/rac/how_to_join/how_to_join_as_an_soldier.htm
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Dont listen to this guy\n\n As a former US Navy Colonel, I think that I am qualified to answer this question.\n\nYou must be able to run five miles every morning in sixty minutes. You must also be able to swim, you must stand at least 5'7 but no taller than 6'9 and weigh no more than 340 pounds.\n\nYou can no criminal convictions unless they are misdemeanors or sexual offenses. You may not openly practice any religion that is not Judeo-Christian. This excludes Islam, Hindu, or Catholic. \n\nAlso, no one is accepted over the age of 65. \n\nThese are the minimum requirements.\n\nGood luck and Simper Fi! \n\nSource(s):\n\nRetired "Full Bird" Colonel, United States Navy. \n\nThere are no colonels in the Navy.  And everything in it is wrong.\n\nI am in the Navy and the requirements arent too bad.  You should shoot for about a 12 min mile and a half.  The Navy doesnt normally do 5 mile runs.  Pushups 45-50 is a bare minimum, I still have problems with that even though I do them all the time. About 60 situps is a decent low score.  The situps and pushups are 2 mins.  Talk to a recruiter for more details.
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I can't say which branch to join, but I'll give you some real info regarding each branch.\n\nNAVY:  Great if you like to travel A LOT.  You'll be on a ship for most of the year, and you'll go virutally everywhere.  The downside is, you start off swabbing (cleaning) the deck and doing other manual labor for the first couple years.  You'll also be greatly outnumbered by horny, desperate guys.  Not all Navy jobs require you to be on a boat, though.\n\nAIR FORCE:  Also good for travel, but to a lesser extent.  You'll still be surrounded by horny desperate guys, but you'll be on land, so they'll have other options.  On occassion, you'll have to do some manual labor (about once a month, at the most), but you'll mainly be doing your AFSC job.\n\nI am in the AF, so I'm biased.  I'm glad with the choice I made.  Basic traning is a joke, and my job will get me paid well when I get out.  Also, we only deploy for 4-6 months at a time.  Then, we get 15 months before we're even considered for another deployment.  \n\nDon't EVER listen to recruiters, though.  They'll throw every lie and trick in the book at you to get you to join.  \n\nGood luck in your decision.\n\n.