djchameleon

I'm pretty open about most things but that's specific area of my life that I don't like to talk about. Sorry guys.I learned that there are a lot of people that join the military that don't really belong there and they even regret joining themselves. People join as an escape from their bad situations back at home but they don't really care about the military at all. There were so many guys that I came across with that attitude. The whole Never Again Volunteer Yourself crowd and the FTN(**** The Navy) fuckers. I didn't join for the typical reasons like college money, travel or carrying on a family tradition. I joined for the experience. Getting bonus sign up money and college tuiton was just an added advantage. I didn't want to go straight to college after being in school for 12 years straight and I didn't want to stay at home and just get a job right after high school because I felt like I wouldn't want to go back to college and be stuck in a dead end job. So I decided I would go into the Navy and learn a trade skill to compliment my desires of being an accountant to have something to fall back on. I ended up getting electrical engineering training.

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Thank you and even though I was ribbing the branch that you joined like I always do. I still respect everyone that decides to sign up. A friend of mines was in Army intelligence as well and the best part about that is being able to rank up and get higher pay quicker than other MOSs

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Fame, fortune, power, titties. People say these are the most crucial things in life, but you can have a pocket full o' gold and it doesn't mean sh*t if you don't have someone to share that gold with. Seems simple. Yet it's an important lesson to learn. Even lone wolves run in packs sometimes.