Money; I know you didn't join the military for money...
Nuke program is/was a 6yr enlistment. Most rates that come with a "C" school are 6yrs. As the fleet assumes things, Nuke school is where they send those with aptitude but little common sense. There is no freedom for common sense in the Nuke program. Everything comes with a set of instructions.

 

If you guys have any questions let me know.

I am a Personnel Specialist and Command Career Counselor and will NOT steer you wrong.
Don't believe everything you hear from "Sea Lawyers" sometimes they give bad (very bad) info..only because they do not know all the facts.

Anyways, the offer is out there, let me know if you need anything.

 

whats up red stage. about how hard is boot camp? just wondering. shipping out soon

 

im in tech school for the airforce right now! so home sick.... but i just graduated BMT lastfriday....cheee.... my job is HVAC.... why does navy have their name tags above their right back pants pocket... MY ti said its too know who you banging on the ship haha thats funny i dont hate tho....

 

join th navy, become a corspam, and get deployed with Marine Corps Grunts!!!

 

are you active or reserve? my scheduled date to ship out is sometime in june...how was BMT...I'm gonna be called pops in BMT ROFL! I'll know next week exactly what position i locked in for...any tips for airforce BMT?

its good to know they have internet after BMT...

 

signed my papers today...start off as an E-3 before starting basic...i know its not the greatest rank...but heck...it sure is nice starting off other than being on the very bottom...

 

If you guys wanna get together and talk about the navy I'll be more than happy to help. Ive been in almost 18 years now. Im an Electronics Technician Chief (non-nuke, You couldnt pay me enough to do that). I can give you a good heads up with what to expect. Let me know.

Josh

 

sup josh do you go to the meets?

 

Boot camp is meant to see how much stress a new recruit can take.
Keep that in mind.

I breezed through it back in 1993, and it has improved in some regards (battle stations gives you some great simulation training). It is alot different now than it used to be, so I really can't say how hard it is, but I suspect I had it worse...

It's a kinder gentler military now a days...

Get in shape (if not already) push ups, sit ups, run...1.5 miles try to get in the 10-12 minute range at least.

8 weeks...tough it out. the being away from home factor plays a big part.