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Just curious. I am one myself. Will be off to boot camp in September.
good luck bro!![]()
Thank you. I'll be fine though. Just gotta condition my body and prepare myself for the hell I'll be experiencing.
I had friends that did this. They said the important thing is to show no fear at the beginning and to try to make your presence not felt. They really try to break those with too much confidence or those with not enough
Best of luck.Just curious. I am one myself. Will be off to boot camp in September.
I'm wanting to join the Navy so I know how you feel with getting into major shape Lol. Good luck though man.
Best of luck.
I've been in the Navy for 2 in a half years.
Sorry. National Security.Thanks, sir.
You're active duty? Are you on base or what?
I get what you're saying. However, I will be confident going in, but I won't be overly optimistic or foolish. I won't allow the Drill Instructors to break me, being that I'm well aware that they will just be doing their jobs. Plus, my Recruiter has already briefed me on how to perform once in Boot Camp. Thanks for the advice anyway.
Oh. Vacation? I won't need such a thing. I plan to simply work, work, amd work some more. It's gonna be boredom galore, but I will achieve a lot. The Navy is respectable though, especially the Seals.Sorry. National Security.
Kidding.
I'm on the Oceania Air Base in Virginia Beach.
You should of joined the Navy. We are the only military branch that gets paid even on vacation.
I am in Pakistan navy since 1 year
+ respect.Oh. Vacation? I won't need such a thing. I plan to simply work, work, amd work some more. It's gonna be boredom galore, but I will achieve a lot. The Navy is respectable though, especially the Seals.
Nice, man. Glad to see fellow military folks.
They see 800 of you kids every month. Don't expect to be the exception to the system; it's supposed to be a life changing experience. And if you're going to San Diego - you'll certainly get it (Paris Island gets babied quite a bit by comparison ... they don't think they are... but they don't have 65 degree slopes they are 'hiking' 8 miles through with full packs).
I saw how I changed after going through Navy boot; and saw how my younger brother changed after going through Marine boot. There are things about a person that they can never change (and wouldn't try to) - but they certainly have a way of inspiring people to undergo some radical change/growth.
There is just one piece of advice. You'll see a lot of "My Kill Hat was more vicious than yours" in the six months to a year after boot. Don't get caught up in that type of nonsense. Your Staff Sergeant will quickly render anything your kill had did irrelevant.
He doesn't mean any disrespect. He's just giving you the Coors Light Cold Hard Facts. Don't take it the wrong way.Sorry to correct you, sir, but you mistake me for a fool. As I've said before, I know that I will experience hell. I do not think that I will graduate with flying colors or whatnot.
Yes; I will be going to San Diego. I'm glad to hear that it's tougher than Parris Island. Do you think that is because females go to PI only that it's easier? No disrespect to women or anything, but that's likely the case.
I cannot wait to transform. I'm a decent person as of now, yet I will be a person worthy of praise and admiration once I graduate from boot.
By the way, what the heck is "Kill Hat"?
He doesn't mean any disrespect. He's just giving you the Coors Light Cold Hard Facts. Don't take it the wrong way.
You have loads of time to prepare because you haven't even taken the Oath of Enlistment yet and is not a Poolee. I suggest you look for a better route to take. Living your ideal civilian life should be your plan A--assuming that joining the Navy isn't. I joined the military because it was my best option. Before you sign any papers, look for any paths that would lead you to the future of your liking.
DUDE!!!!Ehh? I know that, man. If I sounded as if I was being a brat in that post, then sorry about that. That wasn't my intention.
Oh yeah. Good thing about being away for 13 weeks and being away from the internet is that when I get my 10-day leave, I will be able to read 10+ new Naruto chapters back to back.
Haha! I'm sure it was. I'm so looking forward to that. It's gonna be one of the rewards of enduring boot camp.DUDE!!!!
When I got out of boot camp, I read like 6 chapters of Naruto! It was SO satisfying!
Alright, man. Just making sure. I'd hate to see someone join the military and hate it, especially when he/she had better options.Believe me, I have given this a lot of pain staking thought. I have two options I can see being good for me and the Navy seems to be coming out on top.
I saw you're just gonna work and work and work when you're fully into it, once you retire after I am guessing all the promotions you should get from merits, you're life will be comfy enough.