Join the army?or air force?as an intelligence?
471745
yea it would be a great idea for her to join, after a 4 year college degree..she should join the Air Force as an intelligence officer. (KEY WORD: OFFICER) and AIR FORCE! much much better benifits if your an officer in the USAF\n\ngood luck
576163
Joining the Air Force was the best thing I ever did for myself -- I loved it.  The Air Force is one of the more "intellectual" branches of the military (no offense to the others).  It's just a lot more cushy, but that's not everyone's thing.  If you want to sleep out in the wild during your field exercises, go Army or Marines.  If you want to stay in a nice hotel-like room during your deployments (complete with maid service) then the AF is for you (my brother was in the Army while I was in the AF, and he just hated the unequal treatment, but the mission is just different for the various branches so the lifestyle is as well).  Bit it wasn't all peachy keen when I was in, we had our field exercises and mock-wartime scenarios to contend with, too, but for the most part it wasn't all that tough.  I'm not opposed to doing my part when wartime arises, but the reality is that the Air Force is probably a safer branch of the military when that arises.  I just can't say enough good things about it, the opportunities are so great and I think everyone would be better off having experienced any military service, not just the Air Force.
921296
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.
634660
Join the army and see the navy.
661426
The US Air Force was the first service to get better pay, better housing and better everything for its members. You can't go wrong with the USAF. Had considered it myself when I was 17, but I wanted to be a US Army Ranger. Now, more than 18 years later, I am still here. Now I am a First Sergeant for an armor company of M1A2 SEP Main Battle Tanks.\n Good Luck with your choice. Talk to a recruiter or check out www.af.mil
438496
I joined the AF right after the start of Desert Storm. I din't join because of the war that's just when I went in and I loved it. Spent 7 yrs in before I was diagnoised with type 1 diabetes. I think it's a great chance for one to grow without just being dumped on your own right after high school. MOST AF people are behind the scenes We didn't go on on the front lines. Not to mention the AF treats their people really well. IF you do join, just remember boot camp is a mind game, the real AF is not like what you will endure in Boot camp. I say DO IT!!
710091
Your scores sound impressive, but what the military thrives on is drive and passion.  Keep pushing for it, bud...you'll be flying before you know it.  But you can't give up now.  \nWe need pilots and we'll need you as well. \nAim High!
514588
It depends on your reasons for joining and what you want out of your enlistment. I joined the Airforce, and one of my first  duty stations was a joint-service enviornment. I made many great Marine friends and drinking buddies while there and often wished that I had joined the USMC due to what I percieved as their lack of political BS compared to the Airforce, as well as their strong comradery. However many of those Marines wished that they had joined the Airforce because we get better living conditions and services, some Devil Dogs I knew even switched over to the AF after their enlistment was over. Both services have their benefits and downfalls, it just depends on you and your personality. If you want to be hardcore and kill the enemy with your own rifle, join the Marines. If you want to keep the enemy from killing Marines and gain a skill to used afterwards, join the Airforce. Of course you could "combine" the two and become AF Special forces...http://www2.afsoc.af.mil/
152684
I would join the USAF.  It's what I did.
388031
I am prior Air Force and it was the best thing I ever did. I work along side people from other braches who would say to me they wish they had joined the Air Force. You get excellent training, you meet some of the best people, and unlike other branches, the Air Force really takes care of their people. Make sure you sign up for the G.I. Bill.
262148
The Army is a chosen profession, you probably signed with different expectations of what army life would be.\nYou should stay in the army if you think that is the job for you.  There is no shame in changing careers.
1078277
Hey Congratulations. I myself leave for USAF BMT August 1st, 2006. I will be seeing you a week later I guess. I have done a whole lot of research on the Air Force, and lifestyles and such. It seems to be an awesome program to go into, as long as yyou don't mind always being under other people's command, but you will get that with any branch. You made a smart decision, but remember, the USAF is not right for everyone, you will determine that maybe within your first year to year and a half. I am also DEP commander for my unit in Eastpointe, MI. If you need to know ANYTHING about the Air Force, contact me, and I guarantee I will get you an honest answer. Til then, I'll probably see your Rainbow Flight at Lackland when you get there.
1021837
You will get basic discipline out of it from your schedules.  Waking up early, getting certain things done in a short amount of time.  Keeping your area within certain specs.  You learn to be more aware of yourself.  Depending on your tech school (career choice), you may get more discipline there.  Security forces is a little tougher.  Para jumpers will have more.  I think that you can make the right moves to make you more disciplined.  The Air Force is definitely more geared towards brain than brute however.
273658
Join the military. You will be happy with the job and money and friends you meet.
956136
Join the armed forces.
585643
You want to fly planes in the AF or Navy....? \nYou have to be very smart and at least have a 4 yr college degree, no way around that. Even then it's VERY competitive to be a pilot. \nIn short, you can fly helicopters in the Army w/ an AA degree, but again you have to be very smart. Getting a GED leads me to belive the AA or even BA would be difficult for you. You're best might be a two year enlistment w/ one of the branches, use the GI Bill and get as much college out of the way. If you're good at college? Do the 4 yr degree and if not...do the AA. \nIf being a piolt is your goal, you need to be more motivated and focused then you have been your whole life, for the rest of your life. \nsee recruiters\ngood luck
311891
Intelligence officers are recruited the same way as anybody else.  You join the Army, tell them that's what you want to do, and then do something completely different.\n\nI haven't played the game, but I assume you are probably asking how to get into the Special Forces (Green Berets, SEALS, Force Recon and so forth).  The answer is the same as above.\n\nBe warned, however, there is a lot of competition for those positions, the training is VERY INTENSIVE, and most people DO NOT PASS.  Those poor souls, then find themselves committed to 4 years or more in the Army doing something other that what they wanted to do.\n\nThink carefully before dedicating your life to George Bush's war machine.  There's no telling what he will want you to do.