Which Armed Forces should I join?

[dohc4.6sc]

army all the way bro, im in and i love it i ship to hawaii on aug 15th. and as far as the aviation part goes, the army and airforce are becoming one again within the next two years and the army has alot of the same aviation mos's.

[One_Bad_SHO]

You speak as if the choices you mentioned were all within grasp. You should be more realistic. Do you know the drop out rate for candidates to be a Navy SEAL? You can't fly anything in the military unless you are an officer (thus meaning you will need a Bachelors degree). The only exception is with the Army where you can apply to be a Warrant Officer in Army Aviation. Even that is a tough task. The prerequisites are plentiful and the process is excruciating. (I am under the impression that you do not have a degree)

It really depends on what you are looking for long term. Every branch has something to offer that fits in with speed/aviation.

[dohc4.6sc]

You speak as if the choices you mentioned were all within grasp. You should be more realistic. Do you know the drop out rate for candidates to be a Navy SEAL? You can't fly anything in the military unless you are an officer (thus meaning you will need a Bachelors degree). The only exception is with the Army where you can apply to be a Warrant Officer in Army Aviation. Even that is a tough task. The prerequisites are plentiful and the process is excruciating. (I am under the impression that you do not have a degree)

It really depends on what you are looking for long term. Every branch has something to offer that fits in with speed/aviation.

Actually you dont have to have a Bachelors degree, as long as you make a 112 gt score on your ASVAB you can go to OCS.

[Stormhammer]

Actually you dont have to have a Bachelors degree, as long as you make a 112 gt score on your ASVAB you can go to OCS.

this I did not know.

[dohc4.6sc]

this I did not know.

yea man and all it takes to get a 112 gt score is like a a score of 52.

EDIT: my fault its 110 not 112 http://usmilitary.about.com/od/armytrng/a/ocs_2.htm

[Stormhammer]

You speak as if the choices you mentioned were all within grasp. You should be more realistic. Do you know the drop out rate for candidates to be a Navy SEAL? You can't fly anything in the military unless you are an officer (thus meaning you will need a Bachelors degree). The only exception is with the Army where you can apply to be a Warrant Officer in Army Aviation. Even that is a tough task. The prerequisites are plentiful and the process is excruciating. (I am under the impression that you do not have a degree)

It really depends on what you are looking for long term. Every branch has something to offer that fits in with speed/aviation.

I know all of this already. You think I'm one of the dumb asses that decides that hey, I want to do this, and enlists? Fuck no, I did my fucking research. Even talked to an ex-SEAL, an ex-nuclear submariner ( retired ) who's son just went BACK into the SEALS, along with other various Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marine officers and enlisted men ( a close friend flies F/A-18s out of China Lake in CA )

[One_Bad_SHO]

I know all of this already. You think I'm one of the dumb asses that decides that hey, I want to do this, and enlists? Fuck no, I did my fucking research. Even talked to an ex-SEAL, an ex-nuclear submariner ( retired ) who's son just went BACK into the SEALS, along with other various Air Force, Navy, Army, and Marine officers and enlisted men ( a close friend flies F/A-18s out of China Lake in CA )

Relax. My post was not intended to be disrespectful in any way. You asked for advice, I gave it.