Should you join the military in 2024?
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Disclamer: opinion. Hello everyone, i don’t think this is a good video to watch, if youre passionate abt it you do it for your country and yourself, i never wanted to benefit of the money or travel. Take it serious, i saw a dude write ’ive smashed so many chicks i lost count’ disgusting is all i have to say, you served your country to ’smash chicks?’ or smoke weed or travel or for the money. Please don’t make videos to engage ppl to do the same. i havent been in yet cause i’m not of age. My whole family has been in, my grandfather served all his years and was colonell, my fathers friend is rn in the us army still serving at highest rank. I also know a diver who has been in for over 30 years and another lieuthenant. The only thing you need for the military is discipline, thats what they all say, learn stuff and start early to train your mental and physicall health, don’t see it as a joke, it’s hard pure labour, youre born for it or not. It’s mentally and physically draining but to me it still seems like heaven, i wouldnt want my life any other way. Go big or go home, it’s not for the money.
I respect your opinion but you have to remember, not everyone joins for the reasons YOU think they should. Some people use the military as a means of going to school because they can’t afford it, or to use the military as a stepping stone for something else they are passionate about (I’m included in this category). If the only people who joined the military were individuals who genuinely had a passion for it, the military population would be significantly smaller in size. Regardless of why they joined, the fact is they are still serving their country.
Keep in mind, there are also PLENTY of people who join just for the benefits and then fall in love with the military and choose to stick around for a long time.
I spent 4 years in. Fuck the military but I miss my boys…. It fucking sucks but the bonds you make are crazy. I’d recommend to most young men to join for 4 years and get out. It just gives you such amazing life skills. Basically guaranteed to get out and be a better person than before
If you'd recommend it, then why F the military?
@@Wrathofreason I say F the military just because it can be extremely hard mentally. It makes relationships extremely difficult whether it be familial, romantic or platonic. And for some people in my experience it can drastically change your world view. Some people it’s for the better and some people it’s for worse. But I recommend it because it teaches such amazing lessons and just builds you into a proper man if you really go into it head first. And like my original comment said, the bonds you create with the brothers & sisters by your side are some of the best you can ever make and tend to be life long. I live on the other side of the country from my two best friends I had when I was in and any of us would drop any and everything if one needed help.
Much respect. I'm also a vet...8 years active. I got a lot out of it but really, the difference was me. I know so many people who walked the same path that I did and led themselves nowhere. Appreciate your service.
@@Wrathofreason do you know the reasons it led them nowhere? like did they choose the wrong job?
I'm bouta go in at 25, you think I should?
I lost motivation since my dad passed he was marine corps nov 3 2022 🙏 🪦 now im all prayers and following jesus christ 🙏
I appreciate you for keeping faith. That can't be easy❤️✝️
Religious nutter.
Rip
The absolute most unbiased and very informative video I've watched about this topic ... genuine truth, no suger coating, just plain and simple 👌
The only things about the negatives is that these are some pretty harsh negatives. For some people they gotta weigh risk
Risk outweighs reward. Choose your job wisely. You can choose any job you want. And don’t let ANYONE tell you different. If you have to wait for that job opening, WAIT.
@@thecoyaknow_2004 lol I want to be the president
Ill be your vice@gizmothepiefaceman3062
@gizmothepiefaceman3062 then start changing people's lives, and not just commenting on comment sections
@@miles2176 hey who says I can’t do both ehh?
I did 8 years in the US Army and it literally changed the direction of my life. Unlike many people, I used everything that it had to offer to my benefit: I got an undergrad and Masters degree, I used my VA loan to buy a few homes that contributed to me becoming a millionaire, I traveled the world and smashed so many chicks that I can't count, I have friends from there that I keep in touch with till this day.
So you’re goated?
Do you have any social media that i can contact you on ? I would like to talk to you about your experience in the army ! Thanks .
He sure sounds famous
teach me your ways😭
Bro is an advertisement for the army 😂
"who the fuck lives in Nebraska" is the funniest thing i've heard all day
Civilian life sucks at times too. I got out of the usmc after 4 years. I should have went back into the army or air force and retired. I’m 55 and have a great career but I miss the structure of the military.
Thanks Congo. I feel a little depressed and down in the dumps today since I feel so lonely and feel like nobody likes me so I feel really good watching your channel and content. My name is Praveen by the way and it is really nice to see your content. You are a great speaker 🔈 and a special unique person 🧍.
love u bro
Join the military, you have interest with watching the video - you may feel alone, but trust me you will find your crowd- weather it’s as a veteran or active duty Your hobbies and Interests mix with your experience this will garner respect and when hard work is shown loyalty.
@@Solid8077 thanks for your reply and I just saw this now
I was in the Army from 2021 to 2023 (Age 21-23), honorable Discharge. For me it was totally worth it, was an Intelligence Analyst and am now pursuing GIS. I think the benifits are worth it, but its not for everyone, I wouldn't recommend joining for the full 20 years and making it your career. My college is now being paid off (GI Bill) and while I was in I got an asscoiates degree through the credits they gave me during AIT and classes I did Online. It was hard but I think it changed me both mentally and physically for the better.
U also getting the va disability
@jamesrios8438 no I got out without getting Va, didn't have any reason to get it
@@Lasin7K I was talking to my neighbor he was like I joined for 1 year got the va disability now I get 4k a month the rest of my life pays off my house
Hey can I talk to you a bit more about it
@@naywchukaa1724 sure
Loe, you ain’t lied ONE time in this video. Keep it up brother. You’ll be straight. I wish you well on the outside.
Thank you my brotha. Same to you. Best of luck to you in your future endeavors
Infantry is the best job in the military, there’s no other job where you will get the best training and have the best leadership. Everything is transferrable NCO is a manager of a 4 to 120-man team. Wrapping up 21 years in the infantry, and I can get any GS position I want especially if it deals with tactics.
Only thing with this, if you go reserves it’s a little different. You have a bit more control over where you want to be stationed it’s part time. But I do plan on commissioning active duty in the future. As of right now I’m Air Force reserves. Good vid though
I’m working on commissioning active duty with airforce right now
so reserves is the safer option and active duty is more benefits?
@@jbennyvno
@@jbennyvsame benefit only difference is you work more and can deployed more so you make more money and get more points towards retirement if you’re active. The real safest option is the guard
they give billions to other countries, yet no pay raises for military, . . . old veteran!
Inaccurate
Literally get pay raises yearly..
I’m 15 and been thinking about after high school lately because football hasn’t been working out so I’ve been thinking about the military this video gave me a better understanding of the military
Joined the Marine Corps at 17 in 1990. Served 22 years, 2 months, and 6 days. Retired at 40. The backend payoff has been absolutely worth it. Completed college, paid for wife’s degrees (plural). Qualified for home purchase, no money down, no closing costs. Receive huge property tax exemption. Medical coverage for me and wife FOR LIFE! All and all…it was worth it. AND OH YEAH…I GET A CHECK ON THE 1ST LIKE CLOCKWORK FOR LIFE!
Well done video! I really like how you put it all, the major pros and cons, along with the honest & balanced observation. Thank you!
Honestly looking back on it, it really hasn’t been that bad. Sure there were some moments I was fucking pissed and disillusioned with the organization but when the good time came they CAME.
Failed my ASVAB twice 😭 now I’m thinking maybe it isn’t for me rn. So I’m thinking pulling back for now passed medical but that one test has been an obstacle for myself. Definitely don’t feel like waiting 6 months if I failed again this test. Took me 5 times to pass GED for math and don’t wanna go through that with the ASVAB.
You got this G , it took me 2 rounds to pass my ged and I passed asvab without studying on my first try
U got this G , I am currently waiting for my new meps date to return
The third time is the charm. Go for it!
Damn bro thats kinda tuff, its only basic high school math, vocab words and reading comprehension, but you can purchase online courses that can give you extra help
this is really helpful.
Glad I could help g
This is one of the best videos out there that I've watched. Keep it real always man! I'm still having second thoughts in pushing my enlistment with the US Army. Weighing the pros and cons.
Ngl… the pros outweigh the cons in my head
Then go for it g. And I wish you the best of luck💯💯💯
Military ain’t that bad. I’m in the army with a support job. Overall the government is gonna take from you whatever they please. You need to find that motivation and take them benefits you get do something with it and have a plan for when you get out. Go to school, get them certifications, utilize the resources. Use it up every chance you get.
I joined for school, because I don’t want to be in debt. A misconception is that you can’t go to school while you are in. You can especially depending on job, so choose a good job. But at the end of day, if you are motivated and determined then you can do it regardless of how hard. Get a degree or certification to use for when you leave even if it’s a job you don’t plan to do when you leave.
PTSD is one, some people even get it in basic training/recruit training
if you get ptsd from basic, you’re soft asf🤣
@@IAmVlaad Tell that to the people who have it
@@Watcherw1 What are they gonna do? Tell on me😹 if you get ptsd from getting yelled at and doing pushups/running, that’s on you buddy
@@IAmVlaad Sir, what on earth are you asking?
@@IAmVlaadur comment made me laugh😂😂
A vet told me to make sure everything you need or want to is to make sure it is written on your 'contract'!!
So does this mean if i want to travel to a certain place or visit or be stationed at a particular state, it is guaranteed as long as it is written in my contract?
Join a skilled trade union instead. You get paid for the 4-5 years of apprenticeship and then come out making 90k plus!
what about college? what if i want to be a phyctriast and get payed 600k in the future rather than make 90k right now
@@saidimbackinaction
College doesn't guarantee you will get a job in the degree you went for. Around 60% of people who have college degrees do not work in the field they went to college for. Plus you may incur student debt. There are some degrees not worth getting and some you need to be prepared to finish or else you will have a mound of debt to pay off like if you went to be a doctor. That's around 10 years minimum of college with an almost guaranteed debt of 250k plus once finished.
@@AllforOne_OneforAll1689 military pays for my debt, my job specifically requires no employer and in fact i can work for myself online 40 hours a week.
@@AllforOne_OneforAll1689 4 years of college and another 4 of medical school and additional training
@@saidimbackinaction Exactly, that's expensive.
Nonchalantly accepting the recruiters offer at school was one of my best accidents ever
You did a great job and you put great information out for many people out there in this world!!!!!! I’ve been an Infantryman for 20 years & I still love it. I know my time is almost over, but I gotta finish strong as a Drill Sergeant which is approaching. Your message delivers a honest reality and I commend it 💯. GodSpeed young man and remain positive💯💯🫡🫡
Very informative video ‼️‼️ thank you sir 💯
Yessir💯💯
As an 18 year old fresh out of high school and shipping out to AFBMT in 5 days this has helped a lot
Great video. Answered me a lot of questions I used to have. Thanks a lot
Ofc! Glad I could help!
This was on point. Amazingly said bro!
😂 you so funny bro !! What you said about NE got me
That’s crazy the negative was self inflicted for popping hot. The negatives aren’t terrible
Maybe not terrible to you, but those negatives can be terrible for other people. Also me popping hot was not a negative. It was just a part of my PERSONAL experience. It does not apply to the majority of people who are in/looking to join the military.
Great video I'm 38 and thinking of joining the army since my kids are out of high school and this video was great.
Ayeee. Offutt was my first base as well. I was there from 2017-2021.
Im trying to join a branch now. Im torn between navy and air force. Air force can have some boring stations, but the food and housing are great. Navy has the best stations while the housing is shared until E5 and the food is average.
as someone who’s in the navy, go airforce. I’m transferring into the airforce, but I won’t miss the slop and feeling like I’m in Alcatraz. You’ll be in the middle of the ocean for 6 months, at base the pier 6 months.
why air force over army? is there any particular benefits to the air force over the army?
@@jbennyv Simple when it comes it comes to the airforce you’re getting the best quality of life, best branch to get educated in, and you’re being treated like an actual adult. The worst job in the airforce is better than the best job in the army.
@@morbidzombii preciate the information, been told the army is better because there’s more jobs
@@jbennyv The Army has more physical jobs than the Airforce that’s true. The Army is gonna let you choose your job, while the Airforce is gonna have you list multiple depending on your recruiters squadron rules.
The army is gonna give the traditional military experience. The Airforce is gonna feel more like a corporate 9 to 5.
Both branches are good stepping stones, if looking for a military career though more people last 20 years in the Airforce than they do in the army.
Either way you go the best advice anyone can give is to choose a job that can be translated well into the civilian world, and take advantage of the opportunities the military gives you because they’re gonna make sure they get their worth out of you.
Thank you for sharing. I, myself did not enlist, but instead graduated from college. I have been exploring the idea of the military (the Air Force) for my 9yo son for later his life. Most in college these days are just going through the routine and graduating with a 6 figure debt which will be stuck with them for a decade or more. Having to make a decision of what to major at the age of 18-19 is such a life altering decision at such a young age. Whereas in the military, a person can gain insight with life experiences and independence before deciding where they like to head. Please correct me if I’m wrong here. Thank you.
Dope video bro. I’m trying to decide if it’s right for me. I think it is. I’m looking at the army. I’m 25 and I haven’t done anything military related ever but I do have a four-year degree so I was told to try the officer route
If that's what you want, go for it! I was 25 when I enlisted. Everyone told me I wasn't the army type, but I did well for myself. If you're determined, you can do anything you want. Good luck!
its true i was in from 2012 to 2015 , its a whole different game
Being in the US Army was the best time of my life until I was deployed to Iraq. Returning from war was a miracle that I hardly believed I wasn’t going to get, but I did… I was lucky every single day for 15 months; the option of reenlisting was going to push my luck too far since my unit was deploying to Afghanistan shortly after, so I got out… luckily.
Thanks Man🙏🏾✝️🤲🏾
One thing I think a lot of people forget when talking about jobs sucking in the military...everyone in the civilian world HATES their jobs too! And most of them don't come with the comradery or benefits either
You may have got kicked out but thank you for your service and the advice, wish you well
Thank you for your support💪🏾🫡
He got kicked out?? Why
@@retrac3147smoking weed he said it
@@retrac3147he said he got kicked out for smoking the devil’s lettuce.
@@retrac3147🍃
Great info brother thank you fr
Great video young man. Thank you for the information. My son will be going to Air Force soon.
When you got to con #3 I spit out my drink 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that whole take was HILARIOUS
I passed my asvab earlier this year (2024) - took some months off didnt know what i wanted to do
Now i am working towards meps physical so i can do this damn thing .
In short term. Military will set you up good if you use your benefits wisely. Some people come out owning houses, driving fancy cars and have a stable income while some come out and have nothing
Also. IF YOU WANT THE BRANCH THATS THE LEAST HARSH, JOIN THE AIRFORCE
Keep dropping these bangers Bro🔥🔥🔥
#6 on your Pros list is why Im doing OCS. Being out here in the corporate world, fuck I'd rather go into the military.
Yeah bro. The military makes life a whole lot simpler in that regard. Best of luck to you when you finally get in.
Im interested in going into the Air Force but the idea of I can’t choose my job is kinda of a deal breaker because I would like to recieve my top secret and I understand that I won’t get it right away but I would love to be set after i get out of the military
I myself am about to join the military, specifically starting out with the Air National Guard here in Oregon. It's my dream to fly the F-35 someday, but I'll start small with fixing up aircraft because I love flying machines and I like fixing things! 😁
Appreciate this video 👏🏾thinking bout joining and this was real informative
Very good video with outstanding advice. I really think if you had been able to talk to your commander like you did in this video, things might have turned out differently. Commanders can go to bat for troops that are worth saving. I am sorry that you story in the AF ended that way. Go get an Airframe and Powerplant license. The money is great and you already have the multi-engine airframe experience, Best video I have seen in a long time. Thank you for your honesty and your experience.
Im planning on joining the military as soon as i leave highschool but i think ive done enough research to know.....yes you can stay in the military forever? Also a lot of these negatives kinda sound like skill issues as in things thay only effect certain people
I enjoyed this video and it helped me on certain points appreciate it 💯🙏
I appreciate it bro I’m shipping out August 20th for ammo, I appreciate the advice.
Another quick question, how did you grow your hair out so long while in (I’m also African American)
Of course bro. Glad I could help!
I grew my hair out long while in the military because the Air Force has very relaxed policies. There are certain hairstyle specifications that you must maintain while in uniform and if you read the uniform policy, there are certain loopholes you can use that will allow you to have long hair.
But a lot of older people in the military don’t like people having longer hair while in uniform, so I was challenged almost on a daily basis. So I carried around the uniform policy to ensure that if a higher ranking individual ordered me to cut my hair, I could read the policy to them and refuse to follow that order because I wasn’t breaking any hair regulations.
A lot of people don’t know what they’re talking about and they always think they’re right. So when you prove them wrong you might earn a reputation and people might start to dislike you for being a “rebel”. That’s a personal decision you have to make. Personally I didn’t give a fuck so I kept doing it anyway.
Hope that answered your question bro.
@@KongoSpeaks it did, thank you I appreciate it. I’ll make sure to remember this once im in
Ammo cool asf lowkey. You gone like it. Try to get overseas for your first assignment (source: trust me bro)
@@thentic7622Good luck tomorrow 🙏🏾
@@KongoSpeaksExactly. Army vet here. I’m glad you are telling people the truth the military has been beneficial to me but there are all major cons like you expressed in this video
Can you do a video on the day in the life of a Air Craft Mechanic .
Great analysis, and THANK YOU for your service!!
Great video and great review. This is good information.
"I am convinced that there are more threats to American liberty within the 10-mile radius of my office on Capitol Hill than there are on the rest of the globe."- Ron Paul.
Probably not, enlisting is not worth the risk. If you are seriously considering it think and research the wars we not by go into to and if that’s actually “dying for your country
Thank you for ur service and this vid💯
Hey bro Navy vet here. I agree with you wholeheartedly but you do have to take the ASVAB to see what jobs you may qualify for so they can send you to school to learn the basics of that job. I served a long time ago but if i had to do it again i wouldn't. Im way too old now anyway😊
Hey bro as someone who has a studdering problem, Im nervous ill have trouble saying my commands but i should be fine right? I dont think it will get in the way that much.
This video is awesome! You expressed so many important details! They need to back! They lost a REAL one!!
Thanks for sharing your experience. Your video is very educational and informative for me. Im trying to convince my sons aged 19 and 21 to join.
I am probably one of the few women who watch your videos. So I wanted to ask, What do you think about joining the military as a woman? I have thought about joining. Did you work with any women while being in the military?
Super helpful video, Thank you
Of course. Thank you for watching.
To answer your question, I believe the military offers great opportunities for women too. I know plenty of military women who have/had successful military careers. However as a woman, I think it’s important to consider extra (potential) negatives:
1. Some jobs can be VERY physically demanding, making it much harder for some women to perform as well as their male coworkers. (However, there are plenty of jobs that aren’t physically demanding too.)
2. Certain jobs can be mostly male dominated. (In my job there were 250 men and 4 women). A lot of dudes in the military are weirdos, sexist, and misogynistic, and will treat you differently because you’re a woman. (I’ve actually witnessed this as a man.) So if you wouldn’t feel comfortable being in a mostly male environment, make sure to research the job description of whatever you’re assigned before you sign the contract to join. These kinds of male dominated jobs tend to be the physically demanding jobs that I mentioned earlier.
Again thank you for watching and commenting. And I hope this response was helpful.
@jaidynslaughter1714 Go medical. Not dental. Anything Medical. Preferably, try to get optometry/Public Health. Wait for those and any other medical job. Don’t accept anything else. Thank me later. (I actually care about you and don’t wanna see you depressed).
@thecoyaknow_2004 why no dental? Dental laboratory is #2 on my list & dental assistant is #4
That was a fair and honest assessment. Well done, sir!
You funny asl keep making videos Mayne 😂👏🏽
Great video very informative 👏 👍
Nice video
Thank you my brotha
Thanks brodie you helped
Awesome hair man. Sad I have to cut my fro to join 😢 Joining here in Canada and weed is legal as long as its not 8 hours before work starts.
Im currently in the marines DEP program, literally sworn in last week. Im now thinking that the Air Force might be better suited for me. I was thinking of doing Intel and planning, communications, or avionics in the Marines and thought to myself "wouldnt the airforce be better for more tech focused Mos's?". (92 on Asvab) I also heard the living quarters is way better than the Marines as well. I really dont know if im overthinking my decision or if it's valid concerns, if anyone can shed light on the specific feilds i've mentioned above it would be appreciated.
THANKS 👍 FOR THE INFO SOLDIER!
🫡 of course!
Very interesting 🤔
alrdy signed my contract i ship out this month on da 22nd but i got sum open cases🌚 and im kinda like coo wit tht cus i dont think its the right timing for me mentally..am i cooked?
Broooo you sure
You’re cooked if they find out
@@AmiriML they gone take me to military jail
Subscribed
I’m here to educate myself more about the military, cuz my son will join after he graduates from college in may 2025 .
Im 16 and really wanna join the army im very fit so i know the physical test will be a piece of cake but the asvab ion man
You got it bro. Just make sure you study and you’ll pass.
I’m 21, so I was wondering could I still join because I know most people go straight out of high school.
Yes bro you can still join
Yep. You can still join. I could be wrong, do your own research, but I believe the oldest you can join is 39.
i would like to join . thank you
Can you make a video of how to pass the asvab test
What job you do you recommend for someone that gets low? Hopefully you can respond by tn🙏🏻 I take my asvab tmw. I rly want Religious Affairs Specialist tho
Ima be completely honest, I don’t know enough about any other jobs to make a recommendation that actually holds weight. All I really know is the job I had. Which is aircraft maintenance. Don’t need a high score to do that. I think it’s a good career field, but not for everybody.
@KongoSpeaks Oh, okay. Well that's fair. Well thanks though. Hoping I can perhaps atleast get Religious Affairs. Not sure what else job to look into, but I'm not to sure about that the aviation job. Sounds kinda decent though
What did you choose?
That was a Good video
What is the basic military training like in the Air Force?
I can make a video talking about it soon💯
Did 6 years infantry national guard . Whether it’s worth it depends on your viewpoint of life . If you just want to travel and make money it’s good , but you won’t spend much time with family. unless you’re married then you can relocate them with you but y’all will constantly move and you still won’t spend much time home . If you don’t retire with them/deploy or utilize the education benefits to establish a career for when you ets , then it is all for not . Though civilian jobs look at military experience as a plus , it doesn’t open the door to high paying jobs . Deploying gives you a monthly stipend after ets .
💯💯. Preciate the game you dropping g
If i joined the military and finished my contract and go to college to become a nurse will they paid everything? Btw how many years i have to do to finish a contract??
Nice video
Im a permanent resident of the US, im an international medical graduate doctor who has passed all the United States medical licensing exams. I want to join the us military, but i read in order to be GMO or join as a physician i need to be a US citizen, is there anything else i can do?
Is it possible to sustain a relationship while in the Air Force
Be single like really single and focus on personal growth till you get done
Was thinking bout joining the army I’m 19 not really working trying to figure out what I want to do with my life my family basically want me to join it’s just a really big change for me do u have any advice the mos I was thinking about doing was ether combat engineer or combat medic might also get a tutor for the ASVAB because it’s been a min since I been in school I ended up failing the picat smh but if u guys have any advice it would help a lot 🙏🏾
Join, you won’t regret it!
@@Twon672what abt war
Same. Just turned 17 been haven't been to school since covid since my parents basically dropped me out of it but ive been trying to get into this trade school but i kinda want to get into the army its perfect
The most important for any prospect is...do your research before you join. Walking into the recruitment office blind is the worst mistake allot of young men have made, the recruiter is not your friends, treat them like the sleaziest cars salesmen you ever met, like theyre trying to get you to sign a $10,000 carnote with 30% interest and biweekly payments for a 1995 honda. research all the branches and careers paths, talk to vets online and hear their experience. Ive seen the military turn dregs of society into great men with massive prospective careers, but ive seen many people come out broken and bitter. It all depends on you play the game.
I kinda made that mistake, but I also still remember a good job. I still wanted
Well even if you do sign your still able to get out in bootcamp i got out bootcamp in a special method where I actually kept my benefits
True! When I signed up there was a 90 day “quit clause” in there basically saying you can get out with no negative consequences. Not everyone knows this though because they don’t read the contract and just sign it lol
Kept you’re benefits how ?
I can confirm they put you where they need you I dropped out of buds and I had no choice in a new job after
Hey man love your video! My question is in regards of foreigners, can they enter the usa military easily or there are like extra requirements? Im asking this because im from italy and here to join the military is actually pretty difficult
I’m not sure how easy the process is because I’ve never gone through it myself, but I know plenty of guys from foreign countries that joined the US military. They also got their green cards a lot faster too because they were serving the country.
You must have a Green Card before your write Asvab exam and then join military
good video u also forgot the asvb test u need to score hi on that
in order to get in to the military . i have herd over the years
people sort of cheating it to pass .
I dont plan on ever joining the military at all lol, but this video got me thinking: theoretically if i wanted to join, would i be able to if both my hands arr fully tattooed? They’re not small tattoos lol both of my hands are full of ink. Could u join with hand tats like that?
I gotta hand tat very big can’t go air force or space force no waivers either can go army with a waiver navy your fine with anything no waivers either