will you join the imperial Navy?
970936
I say no to murder! \n\n\nPeaCe** = D
229318
Absolutly.  Non-Citizens can join the US Armed Forces.  However, their security clearance and job opprotunities will be restricted (I don't think the Navy will let them run nuke reactors on its ships and so on).  They must gain citizenship to be most NCO ranks (I knew one who was an E-5 working on his naturalization) and all officers must be citizens.
541236
Yes, I read about it.\n\nHere's the Navy's official version:\nhttp://www.history.navy.mil/faqs/faq21-1.htm
1091340
Machinist Mate is my first thought,, Diesels are still around, though trying to get on with a Small boat unit, assult craft unit, SIMA, or as others said SeaBee's. Good Luck and GO NAVY!!
155361
I wish I knew - please let me know if you find out - I'd like to join it.
100880
Marry yourself a Marine.
658738
I have a friend who is like an older brother in the Coast Guard. He loves it he has been in for almost 30years and is a W-4 or a Warrant Officer. He says its is the best military branch to join if you are going enlisted due to all the fun jobs out there in the Coast Guard for enlisted personnel. I joined the Navy, wished I had joined the Coast Guard. I love the Navy didn't get me wrong but the work in the Navy is not as good for an enlisted man as the Coast Guard.
344670
Visit a Navy recruiter.  Ask him all the questions you like.\n\nThen don't believe a word he says - he is just there to get you to enlist, and he is not responsible for anything you think he promised.  You will not necessarily get the school he promised, or to be stationed at the place he promised, or to stay with your friends as he promised.
404329
U should have leader ship qualities.
67682
As a former Marine recruiter I must say yes. I support all branches and their recruiters. I myself was straight forward, to the point about business. I wanted people to join the Marines to be a part of the team and become successfull. Unfortunately recruiters have a bad reputation of deceiving applicants. That's what makes recruiters look bad. The things is that those recruiters that did those kind of things don't represent the others like myself and others who wanted to make a difference in young peoples lives. Their moral standards diminshed what the rest of us stand for. If we could just keep the honest recruiters like myself in the offices then there would be no problems. All I have to say to keep anyone safe from mistakes is to do their research.
1130680
Why the hell would you want to join the minutemen?
575897
Join.  You'll be glad you did.
563830
My response will be a little different form everyone elses.  As a current member of the Navy, I have to say that it is very difficult and strenuous on the family life.  I have a daughter, and I have to tell you, as much as I stay involved in her life, I have a hard time leaving her everytime Im with her.  Would it be beneficial for you to join.  Well in some aspects it is.  In a lot of aspects its not.  Let me elaborate.  The medical and dental benefits are great, the money is good in reguards to a steady income, but of course the pay could be more.  You can start a college fund for her through USAA.  But on the flip side of that, the military, especially the Navy is down sizing.  Which means for most service members, more frequent deployments with all the drama going on in the world.  Im  currently deployed to Kuwiat in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.  Although Im not in the direct line of fire, the risk is always there.  We took some mortar rounds when I first got here, but every since, things have been a little less stressful.  The Navy as whole, image is changing.  Actually that speaks for most services.  The branches are not seperated like they use to be.  All the forces are working as one joint force.  More and more Sailors are sent in to war zones in support of Army, Marines, and Airforce.  I joined the Navy to see the world, get money for college, go to college, gain technical, and real life expierence.  So far I have done just that.  But I also joined the Navy so I wouldn't be on the front line.  I figured I could accomplish this by joining the Navy, being on a ship, a good distance away from direct enemy fire, while still making a major contribution to the efforts.  There are a lot of things they you need to way your decision.  These people are right, your child should always come first.  I put my baby first in everything I do.  She is what keeps me going out here.  But again, being away from her is very hard.  I do everything in my power to be involved in her life, but I always feel like Im coming up short.  Her mother is very supportive of me, and her being prior military, she understands the difficulties of the military life.  If you have a supportive family that you trust will do the right thing by you and for your daughter, I would say look further into it.  I am available for more questions if you like.  I think you are a beautiful women and you will be successful in whatever you put your mind to.  Just make sure you do your homework before making a major decision like that one.  If you like, you can contact me at jayc_lark@yahoo.com...I hope to hear from you.
561292
Nope. Ask if you can join in
530818
Yes, I'd love to.  I want the excitement of being a colonist and discovering new planets, and I'd like to be on the terra-forming crew.
902745
Sorry, The ONLY requirement for the Indian Navy is that you must know how to swim. There is no posts that do not require this. Ted Kennedy is available for drunk swimming lessons if you want to contact him.
854555
which Navy?\n\nanyway try these\n\nUS - http://www.navy.com/\nUK - http://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/server/show/nav.5768\nAus - http://www.defencejobs.gov.au/default.asp?p=118\nCan - http://www.forces.ca/v3/engraph/home/home.aspx?imgHead=0&bhcp=1\nNZ - http://www.navy.mil.nz/join-us/default.htm