Do you feel people join the Nation Guard, AF, etc... to take the easy way out
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WaveCapsByOscorp™
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that's not really the easy way out. you're signing your life over to be used. i mean, it takes a little less personal responsibility on your part, i guess. since you know things are going to be provided to you as long as you don't fukk up. but that doesn't make it any easier...
kingdizzy01
ATXBBOY
depends, some people are given the choice of goin to jail or to military. happened to a couple homies...
Hell no. Its an easy 'job' to GET, but a very difficult job to do and career to make. It is definitely not the easy way out.
Ricky Church
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DaChampIsHere
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Any person that takes a job that deals with defending this country on a national level is stupid/in very desperate need of something.
The navy and air force especially can make for outstanding careers, especially if you go civilian in the future. I disagree.
Yagirlcheatinonus
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I'm sure spending time away from your family and friends has to be easy.
kingdizzy01
ATXBBOY
i dont know, this was all like 10 years ago
DaChampIsHere
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I don't mean stupid in that convention. I mean stupid in that you're risking your life for a country in which you are pretty much expendable luggage.
WaveCapsByOscorp™
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i wouldn't say it's stupid, and everyone's in need of something that's the reason why we work...
I'm sure spending time away from your family and friends has to be easy.
People in college do that, and they dont get paid for it.
In some cases it is but not always.
I joined the military when i was just 17 and during my 6 years in i seen many types that enlist
But my advice to anyone is this: If you are joining the military, before you sign that contract make sure you know what YOU want out of it.In what way will this benefit YOU? Once you got that figured out you're good because no matter what Uncle Sam will get his money's worth but YOU might not if you get caught up in the hype.
I joined the military when i was just 17 and during my 6 years in i seen many types that enlist
- Some do it for the college money
- Some do it for the other benefits
- Some do it because they dont have any other way of supporting their families
- Some do it for the opportunity for adventure and travels
- Some do it because it's a family tradition
But my advice to anyone is this: If you are joining the military, before you sign that contract make sure you know what YOU want out of it.In what way will this benefit YOU? Once you got that figured out you're good because no matter what Uncle Sam will get his money's worth but YOU might not if you get caught up in the hype.