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Topic	Everybody I know is joining the military :(
Esrac 08/05/18 2:46:27 PM #18:	bladegash posted... darkjedilink posted... Hexenherz posted... All the branches have their pros and cons. Air Force is probably the easiest for most people to adapt to but there are some disadvantages to that. The Navy has maintained these artificial awkward barriers between the ranks but at the same time that helps fortify the sort of fraternity between people, and in general a Navy Chief is going to be far more respected than an Air Force Master Sergeant. No, the Air Force is legitimately better in pretty much every way, unless you're specifically looking for combat. The extreme majority of the jobs are at a desk, tye PT requirements are the most lax, the training is the shortest and least rigorous, the on-base amenities are superior to all other branches, etc. Sounds like pussyville tbh They call it the Chairforce for a reason. Anyway, I'm currently in DEP for the Navy. I ship out to basic training in September. Got an Information Systems Technician rate, assuming my top secret clearance is approved. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac/wishlist/ <cite>Esrac posted [p:906313117] in Everybody ... [t:76872803]...</cite> <quote><cite>bladegash posted...</cite> <quote><cite>darkjedilink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Hexenherz posted...</cite> <quote>All the branches have their pros and cons. Air Force is probably the easiest for most people to adapt to but there are some disadvantages to that. The Navy has maintained these artificial awkward barriers between the ranks but at the same time that helps fortify the sort of fraternity between people, and in general a Navy Chief is going to be far more respected than an Air Force Master Sergeant.</quote> No, the Air Force is legitimately better in pretty much every way, unless you're specifically looking for combat. The extreme majority of the jobs are at a desk, tye PT requirements are the most lax, the training is the shortest and least rigorous, the on-base amenities are superior to all other branches, etc.</quote> Sounds like pussyville tbh</quote> They call it the Chairforce for a reason. Anyway, I'm currently in DEP for the Navy. I ship out to basic training in September. Got an Information Systems Technician rate, assuming my top secret clearance is approved. --- http://steamcommunity.com/id/Esrac/wishlist/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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