Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Deepdiver" data-source="post: 1358861" data-attributes="member: 4603">When you serve in any combat role you are shown respect when your service is up... I got more than a few &quot;You were really a Nuclear Submariner?&quot; In job interviews and questions what was it like?&nbsp; Often followed by when can you start?If you do not want to make it a career the National Guard, Air National Guard and reserve units are a solid option, I know two guys who served USMC reserves and US Navy Seabees reserves and did tours in the sandbox mostly guarding and building US bases with their local reserve brothers.&nbsp; The Marine is now a Police Detective and the Seabee came back used the GI Bill to get a State Uni MBA and is a Program Manager with a DoD major Prime Contractor at $140K plus both with solid benefits and able to support families.If you have completed a 4 year degree&nbsp; in stem or english etc Reserves Officer or National Guard officer is a good racket as you likely will earn a TS clearence with plenty demand at military prime contractors with interesting assignments for one weekend a month and summer two week reserve duty I worked with a Navy Reserves LtCmdr who was a Navy Diver and did his reserves duty at the Newport RI dive unit.&nbsp; His wife was a smoke show.&nbsp; It is always a better QOL quality of life as an officer than an enlisted.&nbsp; Officers in reserves are in demand as DoD Prime Contractor managers with a wide range of career opps. The O Clubs make sure young single officers are introduced to higher quality single daughters... Just do not pump and dump a General or Admirals daughter!&nbsp; HTH.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deepdiver, post: 1358861, member: 4603"] When you serve in any combat role you are shown respect when your service is up... I got more than a few "You were really a Nuclear Submariner?" In job interviews and questions what was it like? Often followed by when can you start? If you do not want to make it a career the National Guard, Air National Guard and reserve units are a solid option, I know two guys who served USMC reserves and US Navy Seabees reserves and did tours in the sandbox mostly guarding and building US bases with their local reserve brothers. The Marine is now a Police Detective and the Seabee came back used the GI Bill to get a State Uni MBA and is a Program Manager with a DoD major Prime Contractor at $140K plus both with solid benefits and able to support families. If you have completed a 4 year degree in stem or english etc Reserves Officer or National Guard officer is a good racket as you likely will earn a TS clearence with plenty demand at military prime contractors with interesting assignments for one weekend a month and summer two week reserve duty I worked with a Navy Reserves LtCmdr who was a Navy Diver and did his reserves duty at the Newport RI dive unit. His wife was a smoke show. It is always a better QOL quality of life as an officer than an enlisted. Officers in reserves are in demand as DoD Prime Contractor managers with a wide range of career opps. The O Clubs make sure young single officers are introduced to higher quality single daughters... Just do not pump and dump a General or Admirals daughter! HTH. [/QUOTE]

Verification