I'm 13 I want to join the navy should i go enlisted or officer I plan on going to college sometime but i don't want my parents to have to pay for it any advice
If you go in as an officer you have to get ago of score on your ASVAB and/or have at minumum a bachelors degree from an accredited college. It's better to go in then move up the tanks for more respect from your peers. As far as school you don't have to go in full-time. You can do Navy Reserve and still have the GI Bill pay for school. Reserve is 6 years w/ 1 weekend of drill monthly and a 2 month cruise in the summer vs 4 years active on base or at sea more. Which you do is up to you . I was in the Army NG and preferred my freedom to do not rid what I wanted vs active duty. Think on it and do your research and always stay in contact with a recruiter or ppl you know personally in the military.
+Nicholas Alvarez Officer.Sense you plan on going to college you should sign up for the NROTC,NROTC will pay for your college,and train you to become an officer in the Navy.But you got a long way ahead before you can do all that stuff,so for now get good grades, do good in school,stay fit,and stay healthy,and enjoy your teenage hood as much as you can.But to be an officer you have to graduate from high school and have a very good GPA then either do Naval Academy,or NROTC and get your bachelors degree.When you do NROTC,you have to be a full time college student,meaning you have to live on college campus.When you finish college and become a second lieutenant in the US Navy you can choose from Navy reserve,or Navy active duty.Reserve means part time so you can stay close to home,and do the job you love while being a commissioned officer in the navy,you'll work once a month,and train two times a year.Active duty means full time so you'll work everyday 24/7,and most of the time you be sailing on ship and away from family and home alot more then staying home with family
Nicholas Alvarez my vote is go the ROTC route in college. Immediately upon graduating you will enter The Navy as an officer. That’s just my opinion. I was enlisted active duty Army followed by the Air National Guard. (1)You will have graduated from college which was paid for by the Navy (2) you will be an officer which provides a better standard of living and respect (3) Higher pay and retirement pay if you stay in (4) the civilian world really sucks compared to military life. Overall better quality of person, like minded peers, goal oriented, friends or even battle buddies you don’t like that have your back and you have theirs no matter what and your always striving to do better and learn more, paid training, promotions, job stability, pride in your service and you get to protect this awesome country! Good Luck
mmm not really the scoring has changed. i know a lot of people that i work with as an MA the got low scores on the asvab. sometimes you just gotta wait and see what’s available for you or not. if not just retake the test, don’t let your recruiter make you set for something you don’t want.
Hey guys! Right now I'm a Security Officer and I make 720$ every pay check 2 weeks. I want to be a cop someday and I think Military Police would be a good start. Is it worth it to lose my 720$ for the Navy
Chad Barker - ClassyAct Shitty duty stations alone will take all the love people have for either law enforcement or the navy. Not to include crappy superiors, and there is a lot of them in this rate. I hated it!
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I miss being there, I enjoyed being stationed there years ago. The base looks like it change a bit when I was an MA 2
Thank you for your service, true American Hero
I'm watching this 7years from when it was posted wondering, did he become an officer pilot?
The fact they have e3s still standing there at the gate is disheartening. I’ll choose a different rate.
this was 8 years ago i hope he made it to be a pilot
Did this guy become a pilot
He used to work for a hedge fund? Wow.
Good luck on your efforts to become a pilot please give us an update.
this was 8 years ago i hope he made it
Can we get an update? I'm curious.
I Googled him,as of a year ago he was still MA, but not a pilot. Also he attempted to become a SEAL, didn't make it. No word if he is an officer.
Mick Funny thats good not in a bad way
Can you be an MA straight out of high school? meaning, does the Navy allow MA'S that are 19 year old?
Yep, I am still in high school and I got MA.
@@adamh5848 hi, you choise your work in the navy?
I miss Souda bay
kirkwood...did you get accepted for OCS Aviator program?
albert tuazon I googled the guy, and last year he was not a pilot.
what score do you need on the asvab to become master at arms
I think an 80.
WK+AR=100: Minimum WK=45
The Thommy Show no lol im going in as master at arms and my score was way lower
Scar It used to be higher, they lowered it sadly. I wouldn't post stuff like that out there. You're not an MA yet.
+Matthew Hendry my score was above 60 and i qualify for it
I'm 13 I want to join the navy should i go enlisted or officer I plan on going to college sometime but i don't want my parents to have to pay for it any advice
If you go in as an officer you have to get ago of score on your ASVAB and/or have at minumum a bachelors degree from an accredited college. It's better to go in then move up the tanks for more respect from your peers.
As far as school you don't have to go in full-time. You can do Navy Reserve and still have the GI Bill pay for school. Reserve is 6 years w/ 1 weekend of drill monthly and a 2 month cruise in the summer vs 4 years active on base or at sea more. Which you do is up to you . I was in the Army NG and preferred my freedom to do not rid what I wanted vs active duty. Think on it and do your research and always stay in contact with a recruiter or ppl you know personally in the military.
+Nicholas Alvarez Officer.Sense you plan on going to college you should sign up for the NROTC,NROTC will pay for your college,and train you to become an officer in the Navy.But you got a long way ahead before you can do all that stuff,so for now get good grades, do good in school,stay fit,and stay healthy,and enjoy your teenage hood as much as you can.But to be an officer you have to graduate from high school and have a very good GPA then either do Naval Academy,or NROTC and get your bachelors degree.When you do NROTC,you have to be a full time college student,meaning you have to live on college campus.When you finish college and become a second lieutenant in the US Navy you can choose from Navy reserve,or Navy active duty.Reserve means part time so you can stay close to home,and do the job you love while being a commissioned officer in the navy,you'll work once a month,and train two times a year.Active duty means full time so you'll work everyday 24/7,and most of the time you be sailing on ship and away from family and home alot more then staying home with family
Nicholas Alvarez my vote is go the ROTC route in college. Immediately upon graduating you will enter The Navy as an officer. That’s just my opinion. I was enlisted active duty Army followed by the Air National Guard. (1)You will have graduated from college which was paid for by the Navy (2) you will be an officer which provides a better standard of living and respect (3) Higher pay and retirement pay if you stay in (4) the civilian world really sucks compared to military life. Overall better quality of person, like minded peers, goal oriented, friends or even battle buddies you don’t like that have your back and you have theirs no matter what and your always striving to do better and learn more, paid training, promotions, job stability, pride in your service and you get to protect this awesome country! Good Luck
Has to be high score man...
mmm not really the scoring has changed. i know a lot of people that i work with as an MA the got low scores on the asvab. sometimes you just gotta wait and see what’s available for you or not. if not just retake the test, don’t let your recruiter make you set for something you don’t want.
Did he make it.
Hey guys! Right now I'm a Security Officer and I make 720$ every pay check 2 weeks. I want to be a cop someday and I think Military Police would be a good start. Is it worth it to lose my 720$ for the Navy
www.navycs.com/charts/2016-military-pay-chart.html
$720 ever 2 weeks sucks. Honestly, working at Wal-Mart would probably be better.
Depends on where you go really, currently im making over 1k every two weeks
yo I'm 17 and I make 600 a week in construction
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go Navy beat Army
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I hate this rate so much!
As someone who is looking into MA or GM with the ambition of eventually doing Riverine or VBSS, may I ask why you dislike this rating?
+wolfie1979 yeah. I'm looking to go in as a MA. Why don't you like the rate?
Chad Barker - ClassyAct Shitty duty stations alone will take all the love people have for either law enforcement or the navy. Not to include crappy superiors, and there is a lot of them in this rate. I hated it!
Pigs in boats