I'm joining the Navy - wish me luck, bad idea, or best idea?

Is that how you think? Trust me, i served, and that has nothing to do with it...we live, mature and learn what is actually happening as we get older.

I'm joining the navy.

I'm in my later 20s, so I'm a little late, but ready.

Thinking going into the IT part...

4 year commitment.

Good or Bad?

From opposing the illuminati, revealing sinister agendas, preaching love and light and meditation, online - right into joining the military. And everyone bids him good bye with best wishes and hearts.


Oh mankind, oh, oh, oh, oohohohhhhhhhh...

Nope, you won't get BAH/BAQ untill you are E-5 and up, in some cases E-6 and up, and even then it still has to be "approved". LOL. You won't be making rank like that in your first enlistment, so no rent until your second time around. I hope you like either 1) paying for rent out of pocket (that is what I did), or 2) living off the boat even when it is in homeport, which basically means having no social life and no pussy for 4 years.

Don't buy into the recruiter hype of "dude they give you $2000/month for BAH LOL" shit.

I bet the shills ITT are recruiters--- they sure as hell sound like it.

You're better off doing CE/EE at a cheap state school for four years if you like technical stuff.

I'm joining the navy.

I'm in my later 20s, so I'm a little late, but ready.

Thinking going into the IT part...

4 year commitment.

Good or Bad?

U r an idiot, my son is married and gets the money for that reason. It is true!

I'm joining the navy.

I'm in my later 20s, so I'm a little late, but ready.

Thinking going into the IT part...

4 year commitment.

Good or Bad?

And you're apparently a TROLL who sucks at his chosen pastime. You presume to judge me based on several paragraphs I've typed on a conspiracy theory forum?

I served, like many, many others. I am proud of it, and look back upon those days fondly. In the grand scheme of thing military, I was nothing. But I'm still glad I did it.

You don't have to like the military. That's a freedom you still have because of the people who protect you, whether you want or like that protection.

Do I agree with all of US foreign policy decisions, especially as of late? That would be a resounding 'NO!' Do I think the human race is prone to repeat its mistakes? Yes! But part of being a professional soldier means doing your job, even if you don't like it. Contrary to your opinion, soldiers can and do think I even went as far to take an article 15 when I wouldn't follow what I viewed to be an illegal order. So, the basic thrust of what I'm saying is this: if one has morals and adheres to said morals, NO ONE can take them away, as long as you're willing to pay the price that comes with standing for what you believe in.

As for the OP, I'm not sure whether he's signed up or not. I gave OP an honest opinion, and I'm sure he or she is intelligent enough to make that decision. I'm not trying to talk OP into doing anything or not doing anything. I shouldn't have to - the military doesn't need people who can't make decisions for themselves. I simply related a bit of information as to what to expect from the military lifestyle, and advised them to remain focused on the '50 meter target.' End of story

Just left the Recruiting Station...

They won't take me from a Drug Arrest Charge from 2003.



Sooo, I appreciate the advice everyone.

But apparently the only group that wants me is A.A.

Even GLP wants $10 a month out of me.

So. I'm a little heart broken.... I scored an 82 on the ASVAB and I'm in great shape, hell, I just lost my job as a Pool Tech and I go to the gym 3x a week -

I'm.... just in shock. I was literally ushered out of the door as soon as he read that I had a Felony Drug Arrest for Xanax in 2003.

I said "But I completed a pre-trial-diversion program!"

and he said: "In the eyes of the military an arrest is the same thing as a conviction. We could get you a waiver for ANY OTHER FELONY (battery, robbery, theft) but there is NO WAIVER FOR A DRUG ARREST.

The end.

Just left the Recruiting Station...

They won't take me from a Drug Arrest Charge from 2003.



Sooo, I appreciate the advice everyone.

But apparently the only group that wants me is A.A.

Even GLP wants $10 a month out of me.

So. I'm a little heart broken.... I scored an 82 on the ASVAB and I'm in great shape, hell, I just lost my job as a Pool Tech and I go to the gym 3x a week -

I'm.... just in shock. I was literally ushered out of the door as soon as he read that I had a Felony Drug Arrest for Xanax in 2003.

I said "But I completed a pre-trial-diversion program!"

and he said: "In the eyes of the military an arrest is the same thing as a conviction. We could get you a waiver for ANY OTHER FELONY (battery, robbery, theft) but there is NO WAIVER FOR A DRUG ARREST.

The end.