Thanks for the realistic outlook on everything. Recruiters definitely try to tell you what you want to hear and make everything seem glamorous to get you to join, but clearly that isn’t always true. But without those people who chop paint, repaint, etc. our navy wouldn’t be the navy it is today. Everyone plays a role in keeping the vessels up and running and in proper maintenance. So thank you!
I loved the Navy! Just pick a rate. Know what your job is when you sign the dotted line. I never painted anything, except if it was on my easel. It was an incredible quality of life, for me personally. Hospital Corpsman 1990-1994
I had such a horrible experience with the Air Force recruiters. Lots of my friends have too... and they all ended up joining the Army instead lol. I'm going with the Navy.
Shit experience with AF recruiters too. Just had a AF recruiter waste a month of my time, then when I call to schedule an appointment she says she just got back from vacation, and when I want to make an appointment for next week she says she won't be in at all that week.. after wasting a month. Just frustrating, and I'm held back and delayed because Meps refuses to acknowledge paperwork saying I have NO heart murmur, multiple tests saying I'm negative for it but they still either lose my paperwork, or send it back saying it's "too light and unreadable". I lost over 100 pounds to join and got an 87 on my asvab and they treat me like I'm a druggie with a criminal history and put barely any time trying to help me get in. Meanwhile, a fucking navy recruiter pulled up and stopped me on the sidewalk to ask if I was interested in joining... lol and was ready to send me to meps later in the week. Sucks because I'd rather go Air Force but damn, navy recruiters are UNDOUBTEDLY > Air Force recruiters.
Definitely more into the academic side. Hope I will be able to not get depressed over it if I join. I hope it's a good experience for me. I don't want to go into the military as a career (maybe I will in the future, who knows) but one of the main reasons is because I need help with paying for college, want to travel, and become a stronger, healthier person; both mentally and physically. Some people may say, why don't I just work out then, well I do and it's no different and there's more factors to me wanting to join the military. Plus I am not a highly motivated person unless I have to do things. Thank you for your videos, as a HS Senior it really helps!!
I had it good when I was in the Navy. My recruiter hooked me up with E2 going in Oct92, graduated E3 out of boot camp. Frocked PO3 April 94, Frocked to PO2 April 95. Was happy at PO2 but Navy had other plans for me and was frocked to PO1 November 99. I only scored a 52 on the Navy Wide exam. I never once had galley duty, closest I came was mess deck master at arms onboard USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63). I had a great tour. Highest awarded medal was a Navy Commendation received as a PO2. My top 3 medals were, COM-JSAM-2 NAM's. EOT 10yrs 2months 1day Dec 2002. Found a Federal job and didn't loose my time in service. I am racking up my Federal Pension. Good times and lots of memories while I was AD.
I made my decision to go with the Air Force and I've been wanting to join the military for years but I wasn't too sure on the branch that I wanted to go for. I'm proud of my Decision to enlist in the USAF. I'm just really anxious and ready to take on my journey and you give me so much inspiration. I do have a hundred thoughts running through my head on how I think the AF would be but I won't know until I'm actually there
I am not the type of person to comment on TH-cam videos but this is the second time comment on one of yours because once again you are opening my eyes to ideas and things I would never thought to think about I have never considered any other branch military and now I am going to go ahead and do research to see if there's any of the branch that would better suit what I am trying to do Thanks
Not everybody in the Navy receives high level academic training. Keep in mind that the Navy needs cooks and other blue collar type workers too. My brother was Air Force police. He hated it. He spent his days guarding a gate in Italy. It sucked so badly he got out after only 2 years. I went to his discharge with him. I was shocked to see the colonel just let him out that easily. Apparently they had guys lining up to join. On the other hand the Navy often makes it hard to just leave. I had buddies that wanted out of the Navy right away. They did things to speed it up like smoking pot. But they ended up in Navy jail for 6 months before being discharged.... no thanks ...
Similar to my case. My cousin is in the Air Force and I didn't want to join the same branch. Looking back I wish I choose based on my decision and not think about what family member is in what branch.
I'm trying to go in as a master at arms. Basically, after I finish my A school, training to be part of a security force, there's a chance that I will spend half of my contract chipping paint and cleaning? I never knew that I would hear this, and now, I'm having second thoughts lol
I gotta say that what you said was pretty much spot on. When you're a E-3 or below, you are going to get the shit jobs. Some has perks like washing planes on a hot day. But if you don't want to chip paint all day, you should study for your rate exam to go up in rank. At least as a E-4, you won't have to chip paint. You'll just be in charge of that working party.
I served in the Army then went Air Force. They both have pros and cons....anyways the AF wasn't as wonderful as I thought it would be. I got out in 2006 after 10 years of service. Thanks for sharing!
"If you like to carry heavy things and shoot at things..." I know it's serious, but it made me 'lol'. Navy was my first choice, but I've decided on the Air Force. I still love watching your Navy videos.
how is the aviation industry in the Navy? I'm stuck between the air force, navy and the cost guard. I would really appreciate if you can give me some feedback! love the videos! keep them coming :)
+Michael Hernandez Hm... I am not very well familiar with this topic. Here is what I have heard so far. Aviation industry in the Navy? I hear that Aviation personnel work long hours, stressed, and get promoted well. Coast Guard? I heard they have long deployments also (some longer than Navy 9 months). I heard Coast Guard has great living conditions while not on deployments or working. I am not sure if these statements are true. Air Force? Better person to know about Air Force life is Kyle Gott and WildBlueYonder. From what I heard, Air Force has great living conditions than Navy.
When you got to your first command, did you get a barracks room right away? Ive heard that most people have to live on their ship for the first couple months until they get a barracks room assigned.
+William Howard It depends. Yes, most people live in the ships right away. My ship currently is under construction so there is no livable space within the ship.
My recruiter told me that I could volunteer to go out into combat if I'm in the navy but i don't know if he was lying to me or not, because I caught him in a lie before.
+Diana Hernandez You are able to go on TAD (Temporary Assigned Duty) and go on a deployment with another command. Doesn't mean that you are guaranteed.
Military police corps, master at arms or security forces pls, someone explain what the biggest differences between them is and what do they do on missions, I'm really hesitating between security forces and between military police. Security forces sleep in Baracks and military police in tents?
Scucci Mane on our ship each department had to send a set number of people to special opps division. They helped the cooks. painted officers berthing and chiefs berthing. Also helped clean and paint the sickbay. Detail lasted 3 months. But if you had a small department you could keep going back I did 4 times until I made E3. That was in 1970 and back then we were given filter masks when chipping paint .
Those guys that spent their entire 4 year enlistment doing maintenance work had to be seaman without job ratings. Also they probably never made a decent rank. On my ships E4 and above rarely did that maintenance stuff. If they did, it was for a few hours when they didn't have anything else to do. According to my Air force brother, they are the easiest branch. Very little running, shooting, no cleaning up, etc. However making rank is slow in the Air Force. He never got past E3. He was shocked to see me make E4 in two years. My supervisor made E6 is 4 years when I was in. This never happens in the Air Force.
i’m 15 i have 2 years to decide if i wanna go into the air force or navy . i want navy and my parents want air force . ima tuck between the two but still don’t know enough info to decide . if anyone can help that wld b amazing !
The Navy ship life is extremely hard. If you can keep your sanity you will come out strong. If i had to do it all over again. I would join the airforce to have a easier time.
Join the Air Force, be careful what job you choose, no maintenance or security forces, if you like to fly a loadmaster would be good, you get flight pay all the time and if your single you get lots and lots of money, if you like medical field go EMT lots of good opportunities for you and you don’t get treated like shit, Do your research and do lots of research for each branch and job.
Why do you wish you were in the Air Force? Are there pros to being in the Air Force in higher ranks? Wondering because I'm currently in the process of joining the Navy.
Yoon, are you still in A school? Or already in the fleet? Because you look like you're in a building instead of a ship, and isn't your first enlistment supposed to be sea duty?
+Davied Stevens Personally what initially worked for me was break it from 1-5 and 6-11. If you kind of read it its like a story. After you memorize it in order try to use flash cards and memorize it individually.
+Davied Stevens For example the way I memorized it was like this. To take charge of this post, THEN, to walk my post, THEN, to report any violations, THEN, to repeat all calls, THEN, to quit my post and so on. So it goes like in a story order. I took charge of this post. Then I walked my post. I report any violations. I will also repeat all calls. Finally I will quit my post.
Don't forget Airforce you can be an E3 for 10 years. My step brother E6 13 years in Af. Believe me the grass ain't always bluer. Cause you be surprised how many AF wants to go Coast Guard.
Alexander suzie Yoon think the Chair Force is real..lol it's just a meme man. I know a lot of Airman said the Air Force life is not a Chair Force life. The AF recruiter I talk to said he work 12 hour/day 7 day a week during deployment. The grass is always look greener in other side. Who this yoon guy to judge anyway ??? He never in the AF and New in the NAVY...
You can’t be an E3 for 10 years. 10 year is the MAXIMUM amount you can be an E4 before they kick you. Also E6 at 13 years is very normal. He’d likely put on E7 before 20 years and most people retire at E7. Only 2% of all Air Force enlisted are allowed to be E8. Only 1% of all Air Force enlisted are allowed to be E9. So most Airmen will finish their 20 years at E7...
I join the navy and I am proud my choice my shipping date is July 18 I am ready when I was thinking about the military I just thought of the navy because one they came to my school and talked to us about the navy and ever since then I been wanted to join my wish came true when I was in the 12th grade I enlisted July 30
sam love good luck. Think through it, you are signing away 4-5 years to the Navy. Remember, it is not like the civilian world where you can just quit your job.
Purely money no. I work 12hrs a day 6 days a week and 6 hours on Sunday. totaling 78-80 hours a week. If you're willing to work in the civilian world 2 jobs and same commitment you can make more. However, opportunity, experience, and future potential benefits from joining the military I would say is what makes it worth joining.
+Exofley the only way to make rank is to have a sea job anyways?? making past e5 with a land job is next to impossible..why join the navy and not go to sea?
It's a matter of luck. Some people get to go on a ship and go places. Navy is not all about being on a ship. You could be in a place where youre not going anywhere.
Shit.. I don't want to chip paint. I want to travel. Fuck. I think I might stick with Air Force then. I hope I at least get something out of it. Need to do more reseach.. Shitt
SHOULDVE JOINED THE AIR FORCE 칭구 IT SUCKS THAT U COME BACK AFTER A LONGS DAY WORK WITH BLACK TAR ALL OVER UR NOSE N SHIT. IF ANYTHING, DO UR BEST AND CROSSTRAIN OUT OF THAT JOB IF U CAN. OR AFTER YOURE DONE WITH CONTRACT, GO BACK TO SCHOOL GET BACHELORS AND COME IN AF AS AN OFFICER BRO. SAD TO SEE U NOT LIVING UP TO THE POTENTIAL I SEE IN YOU BROTHER. KEEP YOUR HEAD STRONG AND MAKE THIS PAIN USEFUL AND ENDURE
JustYoon I'm a permanent resident but in order to apply for Bud/s i also gotta be a citizen, how long will i have to wait until i can get my citizenship to apply for Bud/s after my 2 years of service in the Navy?
All of your video is good Yoon, except this one. Why you talk negatively about the US NAVY ? A military branch that will be a part of your history forever...US NAVY is the best branch!!! Hooyah!!!
It irritates me when you say “Academic” type of work.....what the fuk does that mean?? You make it sound as if the AF and Navy are in school for their whole enlistments. I think the word you’re looking for is TECHNICAL.....the AF and Navy are the more Technical branches of the service.
Hello, sorry to have bothered you with my wording. Yes, looking back I should've choose better wording. Thank you for your comment, i do appreciate it. Moving forward i will do a better job.
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You sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger lol
+Kristoffer P I get that a lot lol
HAHA
Thanks for the realistic outlook on everything. Recruiters definitely try to tell you what you want to hear and make everything seem glamorous to get you to join, but clearly that isn’t always true. But without those people who chop paint, repaint, etc. our navy wouldn’t be the navy it is today. Everyone plays a role in keeping the vessels up and running and in proper maintenance. So thank you!
I loved the Navy! Just pick a rate. Know what your job is when you sign the dotted line. I never painted anything, except if it was on my easel. It was an incredible quality of life, for me personally. Hospital Corpsman 1990-1994
I picked AT because I can use that knowledge in the civilian world.
David Joyner US NAVY is the best !!!! I am very proud of my NAVY.
I had such a horrible experience with the Air Force recruiters. Lots of my friends have too... and they all ended up joining the Army instead lol. I'm going with the Navy.
mhm Navy is better imo
Had bad experience with air force as well so im going navy lol
details?
Shit experience with AF recruiters too. Just had a AF recruiter waste a month of my time, then when I call to schedule an appointment she says she just got back from vacation, and when I want to make an appointment for next week she says she won't be in at all that week.. after wasting a month. Just frustrating, and I'm held back and delayed because Meps refuses to acknowledge paperwork saying I have NO heart murmur, multiple tests saying I'm negative for it but they still either lose my paperwork, or send it back saying it's "too light and unreadable". I lost over 100 pounds to join and got an 87 on my asvab and they treat me like I'm a druggie with a criminal history and put barely any time trying to help me get in. Meanwhile, a fucking navy recruiter pulled up and stopped me on the sidewalk to ask if I was interested in joining... lol and was ready to send me to meps later in the week. Sucks because I'd rather go Air Force but damn, navy recruiters are UNDOUBTEDLY > Air Force recruiters.
SAMMMMEEEE IVE BEEN TRYING TO JOIN SINCE JUNE AND IVE STILL BEEN WAITING AND IVE ALREADY BEEN INTO MEPS TOOK MY ASVAB ETC NOW IM THINKING NAVY
Definitely more into the academic side. Hope I will be able to not get depressed over it if I join. I hope it's a good experience for me. I don't want to go into the military as a career (maybe I will in the future, who knows) but one of the main reasons is because I need help with paying for college, want to travel, and become a stronger, healthier person; both mentally and physically. Some people may say, why don't I just work out then, well I do and it's no different and there's more factors to me wanting to join the military. Plus I am not a highly motivated person unless I have to do things.
Thank you for your videos, as a HS Senior it really helps!!
You got it man!
Did you ever decide to join?
Well you gotta pass those P.T tests, your career is on the line😂
Don't bother. Your motives are all you,you,you,
We don't want .......you.
I had it good when I was in the Navy. My recruiter hooked me up with E2 going in Oct92, graduated E3 out of boot camp. Frocked PO3 April 94, Frocked to PO2 April 95. Was happy at PO2 but Navy had other plans for me and was frocked to PO1 November 99. I only scored a 52 on the Navy Wide exam. I never once had galley duty, closest I came was mess deck master at arms onboard USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63). I had a great tour. Highest awarded medal was a Navy Commendation received as a PO2. My top 3 medals were, COM-JSAM-2 NAM's. EOT 10yrs 2months 1day Dec 2002. Found a Federal job and didn't loose my time in service. I am racking up my Federal Pension. Good times and lots of memories while I was AD.
You were on the USS Kitty Hawk during the late 90s/early 2000s? You probably knew my dad then.
I made my decision to go with the Air Force and I've been wanting to join the military for years but I wasn't too sure on the branch that I wanted to go for. I'm proud of my Decision to enlist in the USAF. I'm just really anxious and ready to take on my journey and you give me so much inspiration. I do have a hundred thoughts running through my head on how I think the AF would be but I won't know until I'm actually there
Make the most of your journey in the Air Force!
How are you doing 4 years later?
I am not the type of person to comment on TH-cam videos but this is the second time comment on one of yours because once again you are opening my eyes to ideas and things I would never thought to think about I have never considered any other branch military and now I am going to go ahead and do research to see if there's any of the branch that would better suit what I am trying to do Thanks
love your videos man, stoked to see you hit 1k!
Heading out to MEPS pretty soon so I'm excited. Thanks for the vids Yoon, have a good thanksgiving.
What are you shooting for? I ship out May 4th MMS
+Timothy Sanders Don't really know right now. Waiting til MEPS for what I'm qualified for and I can tell you lol.
Shanghst im going to Meps in the morning got any guidance for me
You made me feel even better of my enlistment in Air Force!
how do u like it or how did you like it
Panda yes
Not everybody in the Navy receives high level academic training. Keep in mind that the Navy needs cooks and other blue collar type workers too. My brother was Air Force police. He hated it. He spent his days guarding a gate in Italy. It sucked so badly he got out after only 2 years. I went to his discharge with him. I was shocked to see the colonel just let him out that easily. Apparently they had guys lining up to join. On the other hand the Navy often makes it hard to just leave. I had buddies that wanted out of the Navy right away. They did things to speed it up like smoking pot. But they ended up in Navy jail for 6 months before being discharged.... no thanks ...
We do appreciate your videos bro you make things clear and explain a lot thanks for that good job
Thank you!
My older brother is in the Air Force but I really want to be Navy. I just feel as if I've been in the shadow, but I do want to serve.
Similar to my case. My cousin is in the Air Force and I didn't want to join the same branch. Looking back I wish I choose based on my decision and not think about what family member is in what branch.
I'm trying to go in as a master at arms. Basically, after I finish my A school, training to be part of a security force, there's a chance that I will spend half of my contract chipping paint and cleaning? I never knew that I would hear this, and now, I'm having second thoughts lol
It really depends on where you get stationed. Where i am i just do it much more than normal.
I gotta say that what you said was pretty much spot on. When you're a E-3 or below, you are going to get the shit jobs. Some has perks like washing planes on a hot day. But if you don't want to chip paint all day, you should study for your rate exam to go up in rank. At least as a E-4, you won't have to chip paint. You'll just be in charge of that working party.
where I am you still do :) even as E5
I take it you did not join the Navy as an officer?
Fuckin awesome bro!!!!! It's realllly helpful/informative
I served in the Army then went Air Force. They both have pros and cons....anyways the AF wasn't as wonderful as I thought it would be. I got out in 2006 after 10 years of service. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing!
i am wondering what the ship life is like?
i chose LSS (submarine) but can change into a job off submarine :D
thank you for being you Yoon
J Diz74 how come it wasn’t as wonderful as you thought? The quality of life is better.
@@Rennatheeomnipotent travel > quality of life That is why I chose Navy
"If you like to carry heavy things and shoot at things..." I know it's serious, but it made me 'lol'. Navy was my first choice, but I've decided on the Air Force. I still love watching your Navy videos.
Hi! haha, thank you!
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You're very welcome! Keep up the great videos. :)
how is the aviation industry in the Navy? I'm stuck between the air force, navy and the cost guard. I would really appreciate if you can give me some feedback! love the videos! keep them coming :)
+Michael Hernandez Hm... I am not very well familiar with this topic. Here is what I have heard so far. Aviation industry in the Navy? I hear that Aviation personnel work long hours, stressed, and get promoted well. Coast Guard? I heard they have long deployments also (some longer than Navy 9 months). I heard Coast Guard has great living conditions while not on deployments or working. I am not sure if these statements are true. Air Force? Better person to know about Air Force life is Kyle Gott and WildBlueYonder. From what I heard, Air Force has great living conditions than Navy.
Thank you so much for replying and the info! :)
Great video, love my Air Force!
When you got to your first command, did you get a barracks room right away? Ive heard that most people have to live on their ship for the first couple months until they get a barracks room assigned.
+William Howard It depends. Yes, most people live in the ships right away. My ship currently is under construction so there is no livable space within the ship.
I ilways had a room. Ever slept on a ship until I went on a Royal Caribbean cruise.
My recruiter told me that I could volunteer to go out into combat if I'm in the navy but i don't know if he was lying to me or not, because I caught him in a lie before.
EOD would be a route to see some action.
+Diana Hernandez You are able to go on TAD (Temporary Assigned Duty) and go on a deployment with another command. Doesn't mean that you are guaranteed.
I was wondering how about swcc or pj? I can't decide, I know its gonna be hell but I wanna be part of a special team.
I was in the v2 division aboard the uss forrestal and definitely saw a lot of the world wish I would've known about swcc though
What about Aviation type jobs ? Do they also do a lot of the paint chipping painting etc? My rate is AM
+Axell Hernandez Yes and no. Yes, if your ship needs to. No, if your ship doesn't need to.
Military police corps, master at arms or security forces pls, someone explain what the biggest differences between them is and what do they do on missions, I'm really hesitating between security forces and between military police. Security forces sleep in Baracks and military police in tents?
Hey Yoon - sounds like some people you know have been assigned to some shitty TAD for years?? I thought it was only for about 3 months ...
Scucci Mane on our ship each department had to send a set number of people to special opps division. They helped the cooks. painted officers berthing and chiefs berthing. Also helped clean and paint the sickbay. Detail lasted 3 months. But if you had a small department you could keep going back I did 4 times until I made E3. That was in 1970 and back then we were given filter masks when chipping paint .
Those guys that spent their entire 4 year enlistment doing maintenance work had to be seaman without job ratings. Also they probably never made a decent rank. On my ships E4 and above rarely did that maintenance stuff. If they did, it was for a few hours when they didn't have anything else to do. According to my Air force brother, they are the easiest branch. Very little running, shooting, no cleaning up, etc. However making rank is slow in the Air Force. He never got past E3. He was shocked to see me make E4 in two years. My supervisor made E6 is 4 years when I was in. This never happens in the Air Force.
Brian Koffi what branch were you in?
Four year's two deployments during Three Operational Conflicts Gunner's Mate 2nd Class, choose your rate choose your fate.
Great vid
What is your rate again?
i’m 15 i have 2 years to decide if i wanna go into the air force or navy . i want navy and my parents want air force . ima tuck between the two but still don’t know enough info to decide . if anyone can help that wld b amazing !
The Navy ship life is extremely hard. If you can keep your sanity you will come out strong. If i had to do it all over again. I would join the airforce to have a easier time.
JustYoon ok thank you!
Join the Air Force, be careful what job you choose, no maintenance or security forces, if you like to fly a loadmaster would be good, you get flight pay all the time and if your single you get lots and lots of money, if you like medical field go EMT lots of good opportunities for you and you don’t get treated like shit, Do your research and do lots of research for each branch and job.
Why do you wish you were in the Air Force? Are there pros to being in the Air Force in higher ranks? Wondering because I'm currently in the process of joining the Navy.
+kokoshi In my opinion each rate has their pros and cons. I personally just wish I looked more into the air force life.
+kokoshi I recommend you look at some Kyle Gott's Video if you are interested/
I am and I will look for it and at it - thank you :)
Yoon, are you still in A school? Or already in the fleet? Because you look like you're in a building instead of a ship, and isn't your first enlistment supposed to be sea duty?
+John Prieto I am in the fleet. My ship is going under renovation. No, your first enlistment is not necessarily always a sea duty.
chipping paint and snotting black? Wow, that's Just not fair. I wished I joined the air force too sometimes, but I was a little impatient. Went Army.
haha. How are you liking it so far?
much love from a Navy bro :D
Garianne LaVie I saw you over in the Air Force channels. Sorry to hear that you couldn't join.
Is there a good way to remember The 11 General Orders of a Sentry?
+Davied Stevens Personally what initially worked for me was break it from 1-5 and 6-11. If you kind of read it its like a story. After you memorize it in order try to use flash cards and memorize it individually.
+Yoon Kim Thanks, I'll try that
+Yoon Kim what about the ranks ?
+Davied Stevens For example the way I memorized it was like this. To take charge of this post, THEN, to walk my post, THEN, to report any violations, THEN, to repeat all calls, THEN, to quit my post and so on. So it goes like in a story order. I took charge of this post. Then I walked my post. I report any violations. I will also repeat all calls. Finally I will quit my post.
+Davied Stevens Audio on the Navy Dep guide on TH-cam is extremely helpful.
What's a "rate?"
im about to join the navy do you recommend going full time or reserves?
answered in your today's comment
Going Master At Arms i hope i can get sea time and if i can i might shoot for SEAL
interesting becuz that's exactly what I'm doing. I'm master at arms and after 4-5 years I might go SEAL or SWCC. shipping out 20160324
+zng 1996 how is master at arms
Going to be a Submariner MMS
Looking forward to hitting the sea!
+Timothy Sanders I leave December 8th, going to be a LS on a submarine
+John Prieto dude! If we end up meeting, I hope you can hook it up with fresh threads. ;) ;) Haha Where are you shipping out of?
I'm shipping out of El Paso Tx, and you bro?
Me too. mms . I ship feb 9
Don't forget Airforce you can be an E3 for 10 years. My step brother E6 13 years in Af. Believe me the grass ain't always bluer. Cause you be surprised how many AF wants to go Coast Guard.
Alexander suzie they changed that to 8 years...also it's e4 not e3
Alexander suzie Yoon think the Chair Force is real..lol it's just a meme man. I know a lot of Airman said the Air Force life is not a Chair Force life. The AF recruiter I talk to said he work 12 hour/day 7 day a week during deployment. The grass is always look greener in other side. Who this yoon guy to judge anyway ??? He never in the AF and New in the NAVY...
Alexander suzie yea or army and I heard if you don’t rank up in a certain amount of time they kick you out.
Air Force E4 can live off base, Navy it's contingent on command for E4 BAH.
You can’t be an E3 for 10 years. 10 year is the MAXIMUM amount you can be an E4 before they kick you.
Also E6 at 13 years is very normal. He’d likely put on E7 before 20 years and most people retire at E7. Only 2% of all Air Force enlisted are allowed to be E8. Only 1% of all Air Force enlisted are allowed to be E9. So most Airmen will finish their 20 years at E7...
I join the navy and I am proud my choice my shipping date is July 18 I am ready when I was thinking about the military I just thought of the navy because one they came to my school and talked to us about the navy and ever since then I been wanted to join my wish came true when I was in the 12th grade I enlisted July 30
that's my ship date too!
sam love good luck. Think through it, you are signing away 4-5 years to the Navy. Remember, it is not like the civilian world where you can just quit your job.
what about the U.S. Coast Guards?
Is it good to join for the money?
Purely money no.
I work 12hrs a day 6 days a week and 6 hours on Sunday. totaling 78-80 hours a week. If you're willing to work in the civilian world 2 jobs and same commitment you can make more. However, opportunity, experience, and future potential benefits from joining the military I would say is what makes it worth joining.
Along with some training actually I work 80-90 hours.
JustYoon thanks for ur reply I appreciate it and thanks for serving
Yoon what jobs are available that only work at shore?
almost nothing
+Matthew Weekley very incorrect, there are plenty of jobs.
+Exofley the only way to make rank is to have a sea job anyways?? making past e5 with a land job is next to impossible..why join the navy and not go to sea?
+Matthew Weekley Why get a job you don't desire and helps you achieve little to no progress on the overall goal? It depends on the individual.
If theres a job you don't desire then don't get it? You always know what you are getting into.
How come most people I talk to say that they’ve traveled. Jsuits says most people get deployed. You said most people don’t travel.
It's a matter of luck. Some people get to go on a ship and go places. Navy is not all about being on a ship. You could be in a place where youre not going anywhere.
Shit.. I don't want to chip paint. I want to travel. Fuck. I think I might stick with Air Force then. I hope I at least get something out of it. Need to do more reseach.. Shitt
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SHOULDVE JOINED THE AIR FORCE 칭구 IT SUCKS THAT U COME BACK AFTER A LONGS DAY WORK WITH BLACK TAR ALL OVER UR NOSE N SHIT. IF ANYTHING, DO UR BEST AND CROSSTRAIN OUT OF THAT JOB IF U CAN. OR AFTER YOURE DONE WITH CONTRACT, GO BACK TO SCHOOL GET BACHELORS AND COME IN AF AS AN OFFICER BRO. SAD TO SEE U NOT LIVING UP TO THE POTENTIAL I SEE IN YOU BROTHER. KEEP YOUR HEAD STRONG AND MAKE THIS PAIN USEFUL AND ENDURE
+Damian Kim Thanks mate! Even at this moment I still enjoy the challenge of getting the most out of the experience!
This guy is talking about whole Navy based on his experience. Not everyone does what you did bud.
Thats one thing everyone has to consider is these videos are telling their own experience and that it may not be the same they have
what's your rank?
E2
i am navy boy
What if i wanna start on the Navy to get ready for BUD/S?
If you want to try out for buds you have to pass the PST during DEP. If you want to start buds after you enlist then you have to wait 2 years.
JustYoon I'm a permanent resident but in order to apply for Bud/s i also gotta be a citizen, how long will i have to wait until i can get my citizenship to apply for Bud/s after my 2 years of service in the Navy?
You will get a citizenship while in boot camp if you pass. Then you wait 2 years.
JustYoon Thank you for the info.
you look like ricegum look him up you'll see what I'm talking about
haha I know ricegum.
Navy is better my guy. We have more planes then the Airforce. More pride than the Army. And the same strength as the Marines
All of your video is good Yoon, except this one. Why you talk negatively about the US NAVY ? A military branch that will be a part of your history forever...US NAVY is the best branch!!! Hooyah!!!
shut up!!!
shoudve joined the af bro, navy wack asf
+Suji Im XD I wonder how my life would've been sometimes.
It irritates me when you say “Academic” type of work.....what the fuk does that mean?? You make it sound as if the AF and Navy are in school for their whole enlistments. I think the word you’re looking for is TECHNICAL.....the AF and Navy are the more Technical branches of the service.
Hello, sorry to have bothered you with my wording. Yes, looking back I should've choose better wording. Thank you for your comment, i do appreciate it. Moving forward i will do a better job.
What is your rate again?
+William Tucker LS