My lifelong dream has been to join the Navy in Swaziland.  How do I go about that?
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Yeah...I hear that they have the best land-faring navy in the world!!!  I dont know how to join....but would love to know...so please please please let me know how once you find out!!!!\n\nGood luck...and see you there!
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yes, join the navy. i spent five years there. most importantly, get everything in writing, and make sure you ask for the navy college fund in addition to the gi bill. also, get a guaranteed "a" school in writing. DO NOT go into the navy UNDESIGNATED. Make that recruiter do his damm job, and give you the school you desire.
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Well if are really interested in gettinf into the armed force... first of all you must make up your mind which brach(service) to join up first....\n\nThen make sure you have the minimum required eligiblity criteria for the service opting for (army,airforce and navy... each have different physical requirement)\n\nThen keep an eye on the employement new?rozgar samachar.... you will find advirtisments calling for CDSE exams.... remember only gradtuates are eligible and also make sure of your age limit as stipulated (varies for certain categories like reserved caste or for people from the N.E...etc...)\n\nThen after you fillup the form in the paper and send it (or even before that for those whom are really interested) try an get any CDSE guide or question bank..(any will do...even local... its just to give u the general idea of how the question will be.........)\nThe exams usually have basic simple mathematics,history,geography..etc..... i am sure you might not find it difficult to clear after you clear it (results will be put up on the official website a few days after the exam)...then comes the SSB interview which is something that might need a proffessional coaching to clear effectively.. its tough.. but if u r confident and have goo command over english and decent comm. skills along with proper physciological perception u will  get through.........
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I already served my time in the US Navy.\nIt's a great way to serve your country and see the world.
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I would say join the armed forces and find out, preferably in your own country.
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I would say Navy, also check out the Air Force. You have to get your High School Diploma or equivalent (GED) to join the armed forces. So either catch up you credits or you can get your GED.
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go to an island offthe african coast say seycheles and you will live a happy life
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go to a navy base, they'll hook you up..
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Start with Navy relief society.  Most Navy bases have off-campus schools that can help you.\n\nTry link below.
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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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1. Become an Ordained Minister.\n2. Be elected or appointed a Judge.\n3. Become the captain of a ship.\n4. Become a Justice of the Peace.
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I have a nephew who is a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy and he is a recruiter too.  If you want, you can e-mail me through the link on my posting and I can put you in touch with him.
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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.
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Apply directly to the recruitment officer of the US Navy.  Before, it can be done in Subic when the US bases are still there.  Now, it could be harder because you will have to ask the US Navy for their recruitment program.
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two ways that i know of. first your female and that helps a lot. you're not looking for loans you're looking for scholrships or grants and there are many available to you. ask the college to which you want to apply. you can also get pell grants. none specific grants to any particular college. the other option is the military. you can either promise service after graduation and go in as an officer say with the navy as a jag (judge advocate general) officer or go now as an officer involved with military police or a jag associate officer. then they'll pay you later or let you go to school at the same time.\nremember, you have a useful degree already and the services want  you as officer already. you may like it a lot and decide that that's enough and not bother with more school but it will be made available to you anyway. maybe you'll even get to humiliate some arab prisoners right away. or at least be in charge of those that do. no just kidding. go navy. it's clean. no dirt, sand or swamps. just nice clean white bright uniforms with gold on your shoulders and hat and thousands of big bad men that have to salute and respect you.
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First and foremost just because you took the ASVAB doesn't mean you are committed to join any branch of the service. The first step in processing you is to see if you meet the elig. criteria i,e drugs, crimes, etc, etc.The  second step in processing is the ASVAB to see if you are smart enough and what  job your  qualified for and want to do... the next step is passing the physical exam, the next finding a job in the Navy you can do and want to do, then you have to be sworn in to (DEP) and most likely you will go in delayed enlistment program until a seat opens up in technical school then they navy will give you an active duty date to be sworn into active duty then you ship out for basic training, from there to tech. school from there most likely a ship somewhere..Now that always was the procedure for processing a person into the military regardless of what branch one went in..Maybe now they are in such a hurry to get you in they just have you sign on the line and ship you..I doubt it though..also no guarantee you will get a ship right away either  you could get an assignment on yard somewhere first..Good Luck Young Man..Proud to have you in the Military and all the good things you will do for this great Country...from a retired GI/recruiter..
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Well if you really want to join go see a recruiter.  That is the only way to apply.