The Navy is not what i expected it to be 

Yeah, the military sets you up to be successful, If you don't come out with at least an associates after 4 years when it's being paid for, then your doing it wrong. I hate the army but I'm not going to complain because that's just how it goes.

MidwayShooter Yeah but at the time you were cussing to yourself lol. Good ole navy

MidwayShooter USS MIDWAY CV-41 Air craft carrier

That's a great idea! Maybe I'll look into it lol

4randosutube It's a generational thing, and it's F*in pathetic!

I am an aquatic chemist and a Navy reservist and a few new guys at my firm are salty that they are making only $50K as an engineer. Like you said there are levels and they haven't gotten quals to justify a 6 figure payday. I went to college to get a masters which started me out at $80K but I now make $107K but waited 4 year. Nothing is given.

Luke Shields how did it go ?

@@MindingmyBizzness He went FMF so probably in Iraq lmao

Trevor Nichols Naha , he was seventeen like 2 years ago probably , I’m 17 and going into the service

Trevor Nichols I most likely wanna do MA or probably LS

@@MindingmyBizzness good luck man. I did 5 years and out in 2013. Got too political and too much change in a bad direction.

@@randalperdue1730 I am stationed in Bahrain and the Coast Guard is far from soft. Their bootcamp is more difficult than the Navy's. They are not pussies and they help the MAA HPUs in the Arabian Gulf. They are just as legit as the other 4 branches so stop with your ignorance.

You poor, misguided pawn.

Joshua Krystek A school is an extension of bootcamp

Brandon Scales Kinda yeah

HOw is it and when do you get to take vacation ?

You are going to have to prove yourself. In school and especially when you get to your first command. You're the nub and green as hell. School is school, but when you get to the fleet, it gets real. People's lives are at stake. I served on an SSBN sub and it's a serious business staying alive and doing your job(s) every second of the day. Since your post was a year ago, you undoubtedly know what I mean now. LOL

Late I know but, How you been these last five years and what do you or did you do while in the Navy

Zani Puppyrhino me either bro! Hell you make more in the military, still have your benefits, and it’s not the end of the world, it actually sounds fairly easy.

Count Pastacreep wow lol... what are the odds, same here.

Count Pastacreep your grandfather sounds like mine, he owns a floor cleaning business and was on the USS Gainard

Count, you are a badass. You keep that mindset and you will be going places along with JT. Thanks for your effort, sacrifices and contributions.

Thanks everyone! My grandfather was on the USS Alabama.

4randosutube, that really means a lot to me. Two navy heroes, my grandfather and JT. I'd love to follow in their footsteps.

Austin Mickelson lol ya man last year

What up my boyyyyy.

JTsuits What the hell Ricegum is in the Navy XD

JTsuits!!!!!!!!!!!! 6:18 she moanedXDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDd

Ayyyeeeee I didn't even know you guys had beef.

I know it was a remake. I'm just wondering who are going to play the adults because there will be a second part. Just like the original movie.

JT Haugk-Lemire work through it, man. Undes may suck but you can really set up a good career if you work hard and strike a good rate.

thank u for being so tacticool

Do yall have a web page?

JTsuits Papa.... Please, papa. Never make that joke again.

Going through ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps) means you would commission as an officer (O-1 to O-10). ROTC requires an application to fill out and has a PFT alongside it. It is highly competitive. Going through something such as DEP (Delayed Entry Program) would mean you are enlisting (E-1 to E-9.) During ROTC you are required to take certain ROTC/Navy courses to prepare you for your role as an officer whether it be surface warfare, special warfare etc. Not sure if you knew this or not just thought I'd give the basic info of ROTC :)

It depends on how little sleep you can function on.

Trevor Donnelly tru

Trevor Donnelly No... Papa

The Navy has plenty of electrical rates. Fire control man. How about mine man. Download some Navy rate training manuals, even older ones might give you a better perspective.

Same

Bottom line, YOU get what YOU make out of your enlistment. MCRD ain't as easy as you'd think. If you're not a team-player you're headed into the greatest cluster-fuck imaginable. If you can't take direction even at the most menial tasks, you're fucked. The company will pay for YOUR fuck ups. Can't make your rack or tie a fucking knot, how the fuck do you expect to be responsible for the man in front, beside, above, below or behind you? As a Marine you WILL be responsible for others. They fuck up, YOU pay. You fuck up THEY pay. Take a good look at the film, "Full Metal Jacket", the boot camp scenes. You'll get an idea of how the littlest shit can fuck up a whole lotta people. Attention to detail is everything. So if you can't properly clean a shitter, lace a boot, fold a towel, roll a pair of socks, make your rack, the way THEY (not you) want it, give it up and join the Air-Farce! There is NO room for error in the Corps. It's backwoods Grunt life, tough and dirty. All Marines are Riflemen FIRST. There's your way, the right way, the wrong way and there's the Marine way. The Marine way rules. All decisions will be made for you, Mommy and Daddy are out, your girlfriend WILL find some other dude too. So take it in the ass like an inmate. All are out the fucking door once you arrive at MCRD. You start a new life. Better not fuck it up! You'll meet some of the smartest and dumbest folks ever to walk the Earth. Are you willing to accept the latter ordering you around? You had better or join the Girl Scouts! You will belong to the Corps until the day you get discharged. The Corps' boot camp will even decide what color your fucking turds are and when you get to speak. They will even decide what words you get to use. The Marine way is king! They wake up at Ass-crack dark-thirty so that they can have their private time among themselves, release stress, etc. THEIR time. Bottom line, there are NO shortcuts in the Marine Corps. NONE!!

f***ing new guy

Yeah try going TAD to the mess decks cranking bud

I did a lot of TAD. It depends on the needs of the Navy..in fact I spent more time TAD then in my actual department. it all depends on timing, i guess. My first week aboard Nimitz, I went TAD to the Lincoln to get flight deck quals. When I came back I went cranking, made E4, deployed WESTPAC 2003 and was sent TAD to Security. That was weird, because I was security in port, but back in my division when we were underway. We deployed again in 2005 and when we came back I went to deck till I made E5. Then I came back to my division for the remainder of my tour....as divisional DCPO. When I got short, I went to beach det....because the ship went on an extended workup underway and they didn't want to fly me off. All in all, your Navy experience may vary. As long as you remember that the needs of the Navy come first, It wasn't bad...but definitely not what I expected.

junior cruz try coast guard Chris channel

Michael Sangirardi yea true but I feel cgChris channel is now mostly on traveling. It would be sick to see jt on the topic of coast guard

check out my old Military life before and after episodes ,,, episodes like 1-10 ,,, i have a OS in there that talks about it a little

Zach Barone you'll be on holds for a good while after bootcamp !

What do you mean by holds? Are you an OS too, Frankie Lopez?

Ask them maybe they’ll answer ! And Goodluck !

@@jtmnavy thank you

loooooLLLLLLLLLLLL not even a chanceeeeee ;)

JTsuits rip he was right, we played like shit

oi lad ya our O line is embarrassing lol ,, at least the defense looked good

Hopefully we play better next week

Jonaaa yes

Sparky Johnson sucks

Sparky Johnson death

Exercise your butt off and be under what they ask or if you fail your prt or weigh in 2 times they kick you out and give no leeway even if you just had surgery a few months ago

Edmoka Edmoka how about Ao

Edmoka Edmoka since my score wasn’t high enough for Am

Not too sure about AO since that’s dealing with ordinance but having a rate that has to do with the upkeep and maintenance from working on avionics to replacing an aileron all that experience is gonna be really valuable if you decide to get out, for example if you wanna get a job working the flight line for the new f-35 at Northrop Grumman or Lockheed Martin having that experience will put you above other candidates applying for that same job especially since you’ll be a veteran with experience on military aircraft and also they won’t require you to have an A&P license since it’s not a civilian aircraft.

Edmoka Edmoka thanks for this information really helpful glad to be going into the navy and I hope Ao have it good to transfer into the civilian world

No prob

Cody Jimenez def fun up on the flight deck ,,, keep ya head on a swivel fam

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