anyone in the NAVY have any helpful advice for me?
403655
hurry up and wait LOL havnt heard that in a while \nget over you dislike of suprises, it's a daily thing \nhave fun, save some money, dont get to drunk overseas so you'll remember all the places you've been\nno drugs stay out of trouble \ndont be a slacker, but dont volenteer just do your job \nand you'll hve the time of your life!
58181
Start here:\n\nhttp://www.navy.com/findarecruiter/
366871
I AM A NAVY RECRUITER.  WHAT ALL IS GOING ON IN YOUR JUV RECORD? WHAT ARE SOME OF THE THINGS YOU HAVE DONE THAT YOU MAY BE WORRIED ABOUT?\n\nTHERE ARE WAIVERS AVAILABLE FOR SOME CASES BUT UNTIL WE KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON (SEE YOUR REC) WE CANT SAY!\n\nHOW OLD ARE YOU? HOW LONG AGO DID THESE THINGS HAPPEN?\nYOU NEED TO BE HONEST WITH YOUR RECRUITER BECAUSE OF A FEW REASONS.\n\n1. IF YOUR RECRUITER IS A GOOD ONE THEY WILL HELP YOU WORK THROUGH THESE ISSUES.\n\n2.  DO NOT HIDE ANYTHING BECAUSE ONCE YOU GET DOWN TO MEPS (MILITARY ENLISTMENT PROCESSING STATION) AND YOU GET THROUGH MEDICAL ETC AND SAY OH WAIT I DID DO THIS WHEN I WAS...\nTHEN YOU STOP DEAD IN YOUR TRACKS AND THEY SEND YOU BACK TO YOUR RECRUITER AND THEY EITHER CAN WORK YOUR CASE OR NOT! SO MY BEST ADVICE TO YOU WOULD BE TALK TO YOUR RECRUITER AND SEE WHAT THERE IS OUT THERE FOR YOU? WHAT THEY CAN DO FOR YOU?  JUST BE HONEST YOU DONT WANT TO WAIST THE RECRUITERS TIME OR YOURS! IT'S A LOT OF PAPER WORK TO GET SOMEONE IN THE MILITARY!\n\nGOOD LUCK TO YOU KIDDO!
500991
Try the enlisted mens club, the NCO club, the officers club, and if you're looking for maturity, try the senior NCO club.  If that doesn't work, stand by the gate with your thumb out, someone's bound to pick you up.
715294
your hobbies might help, and okay, it might sound like\nc*ap righ now, but you know, fish in the sea, etc., etc.\ngood luck.
476918
Try asking a Navy recruiter. My ex-sailor husband just explained to me the other day the relationship between the Merchant Marines and the Navy, and unfortunately I can't quote it to you, but the Navy people should be able to steer you in the right direction.
2284
Contact your local Marine Corps recruiter and they'll be able to help you as well as answer any questions you have
879169
Check out damage controlmen, they do alot of that stuff on a ship.  There is alot of different jobs in the Navy.  The Navy website has all the jobs listed and a short job description.  You can always talk to a recruiter to find out more.  If you do go talk to a recruiter bring someone along who can help you out also.  It doesnt always happen but sometimes recruiters can be a bit much to handle.  The website is the best choice for a quick job description with no pressure.
359105
act like the CSM on "We were soldiers". Actually, the best thing you as an officer can do is let your NCO mold and train your young trainee... as an officer be a role model in what you know and do. Be the best commander you can...by letting your NCO work his/her soldiers as they know how to... beacuse when you leave he and everyone else will still be there,...then have to do the whole thing over again with someone new!
681495
So you decided to become a sea going bell hop.....\n\nFirst off I want to say you might have made the best decision or the worst decision in your life. The military isn’t for everybody. First things first you got to get to MEPs once your there they will give a physical and ask you some questions. Once you get to boot camp you’re going to think this was a bad idea. Just remain calm and don’t panic and keep your mind on the task at hand boot is one of the most important events in your military life when you get into trouble where ever you are you will automatically go back to your most basic training. So pay attention! Secondly don’t get pissed off at your drill instructors they may seem to hate you but just remember they hate every one equally and they are just there to help you. First they will try and make themselves the enemy so that your unit will bond with each other, most people think they try to break you this is false. They try and make you hate them so much that you will wish they were dead. At this point you just need to obey and you need friends. If you alienate your self in boot camp you will only find your self alone. Alone you are vulnerable and you will not make it. Near the end of boot you’ll notice a change in your drill instructors they become like your family with a mother a father and a big brother try and figure out their roles to understand how they will react. \n\nAs for advice in dealing with your parents, this will be the hardest part you’ll need people back home that support you they need to have enough respect for you that you can make your own decisions as an adult. Yes Bush is an Idiot, but at the same time as a sailor, marine, soldier, or airman you can’t choose who and when you want to serve. That is something that some one out side of the military cant understands. Say for example that you joined up before the Iraq war or even before 9/11 you can’t say I am not going to war. You just have to make the best out of your situation you have to tell your self how can I make this better how can I improve this situation. One of the best qualities about Marines is their ability to improvise, when you are fighting a war that you don’t agree with just see what you can do to make it better, a lot of people do this every day most just feel that they are fighting for their buddies to keep them alive. Just remember that you can’t second guess you’re self that you have to do the job or you or a friend will not make it home. No pressure right? On top of that you may never see Iraq. The best advice I can give you in the field is if you’re in the infantry trust in your friends not your weapon remember it is made by the lowest bidder. \n\nAll in all joining the military is a unique experience one that will help you on your way to opening a business just look at the rise in companies after the second world war hence why they are called the “Greatest Generation.” We just have to have a positive out look on a very negative situation maybe just maybe our boys and girls coming home will be like that generation.
541427
Get in touch with the Navy's Judge Advocate; you can visit your local navy base to get the ball rolling. The Navy does not take this kind of thing lightly and if you are supposed to have joint custody, they'll make it happen.
1089371
i have a good frnd . she aids me in evrything.even in my personals.i want to know about u . iam navya.do u want to be a true frnd of mine for ever.only friend ship till end. i will tell my good experiences of my frndship when u join me.
33977
If you leave the Navy early it will make it that much easier to quit the next time you face difficulties.  Stick it out, it will make you stronger, and you are working for the greater good-serving our country.
975737
Good gosh man you are still here?  You really need a life bad.  Everybody with sense stopped listening to your BS a long time ago.  The only one with dellusions of this stuff happening is you, seriously if your father really was in the Navy like you claim.  I bet he disowned you for all of this.  This is all your way of getting attention, find a better hobby.
1043458
First off GO NAVY!!\n Second the NAVY will be deploied anywhere in the world in a moments notice (Sea Air and Land) seams to have rang a bell.\nThe NAVY Spouce is without their otherhalf about 3/5 the time a person is assigned to a ship, or Det. There are support groupes at the bases to help when the spouce if deploied. If assistance is needed MWR and/or a Sister ship/Unit will have persons to assist.\nAnd Lastly GO NAVY!!!
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First, before you go have it in your mind that YOU WILL NOT EVER GIVE UP! That's what is going to get you throuh.  Rememberthat Basic Training isn't really as hard as it is going to seem like and millions of other American Soldiers have completed the training.  You can get through it- you just have to keep trying and keep a positive additude.  Never quit when you feel like quitting, and you will have times when you feel like quitting.  Erase from your brain that quitting is even an option.  Your mental and emotional state needs to be solid before you get to Reception- it will help everything else fall into place.  Leave your relationships back home on a good note; try not to levae any unfinished business that you'll have to go back to. It will only make you worry about other things when you need to concentrate on training.\nOnce you get that prepared. . . .\nRun, Run, Run, Run, do push- ups and sit-ups, and then run some more.  Most females have the toughest time with push-ups and running, so make sure that you are as prepared as you can be. That being said, you will still get smoked, no matter how good of a shape you can work yourself up to, the Drill SGTs will push you harder.  Remember that this is a good thing and take something from it- teh Drill SGTs will make you better than you thought you could be, if you let them. This will be a chance for you do to things that you never expected and will teach you that your limits aren't as low as you thought the were.  Overall, it's a positive experience; one that you can be glad of.  Try to enjoy the challenges, but take them seriously- you will probably have to use what you learned someday soon.  \nI'd advise keeping your hair at least long enough to pull it back into a bun.  Shorter hair requires constant maintence to keep it within the regulations, and you won't have much time for that, and you don't want o have to worry about a dozen bobby pins every day. Don't expect long showers, or many chances to shave your legs either, but you'll get used to it, and make the time if it's important to you.  Good luck!\nOh- one last thing- start getting used to drinking lots of water!
936625
recruiters will do anything to help you get you enlisted. give them a call, they're very helpful. Probably the nicest people you'll encounter while being in the service.