hopefully somthing instore for me

[TBerry95z28]

:happy:i made the decision to join the navy once i graduate this june from high school. i think its goin to be a fun adventure and i cant wait

[BrokenFeather78]

See you on the darkside!!!!!

[TBerry95z28]

what do you mean lol

[BrokenFeather78]

I'm MM1(SS) Burnette U.S.N. 10 years active duty

[Navy01z]

Congrats on the decision man.

[TBerry95z28]

I'm MM1(SS) Burnette U.S.N. 10 years active duty

oh i see yeah im really excited i cant wait

[BrokenFeather78]

Any questions feel free to ask

[ILuvPizzaTimes10]

Congrats!! Good Luck With all of it man!!

[TBerry95z28]

i was wondering after boot camp you then go to "A" school correct? then am i going to get stationed somewhere immediately? and if i get stationed somewhere would i have to be married to my current gf for her to live with me

[ILuvPizzaTimes10]

MARK!!!!!!! ANSWERRRRRSSSSSSSS haha i dunno man But i think for them to Pay for her to be with you then yes you have to be married BUT im not 100%

[TBerry95z28]

oh and the type R lips for the hatchy came in today haha

[ILuvPizzaTimes10]

Buy a GOD DAMN TRANNY for the Camaro!!!!!!

[BrokenFeather78]

If you have already chosen a rate you'll attend that A school (90% entering go this route). You will not be authorized to draw B.A.H. (basic allowance for housing, get used to acronyms now) until you're an E-5 or married (have dependent). That doesn't mean you have to live in the barracks if she has decent job and split a small apartment.

The best advice I can give you there is weigh your options and don't rush into marriage just yet. It is a large transition into military life and newlywed stress in the early transition are high on the list for military divorce rate. Service is a team effort when it comes to family life. In short wait until you both have your feet firmly planted before plunging into marriage.

[TBerry95z28]

If you have already chosen a rate you'll attend that A school (90% entering go this route). You will not be authorized to draw B.A.H. (basic allowance for housing, get used to acronyms now) until you're an E-5 or married (have dependent). That doesn't mean you have to live in the barracks if she has decent job and split a small apartment.

The best advice I can give you there is weigh your options and don't rush into marriage just yet. It is a large transition into military life and newlywed stress in the early transition are high on the list for military divorce rate. Service is a team effort when it comes to family life. In short wait until you both have your feet firmly planted before plunging into marriage.

yea thats true. i think im going to get into contact with the recruiter and learn more about the DEP program and what not.

[TBerry95z28]

Buy a GOD DAMN TRANNY for the Camaro!!!!!!

i dont have anywhere with a lift to work on it and havnt looked into places around here to get it fixed. t-56 work is so expensive

[BrokenFeather78]

yea thats true. i think im going to get into contact with the recruiter and learn more about the DEP program and what not.

Keep this in mind when talking to a recruiter. He justifies his shore time by putting bodies into the service. The out right honest ones are few and far between, so take anything they say with a grain of salt.

I'm still around if you have anymore questions.

[*LS1* Queen]

Congrats!

[DemonWithin99]

def take advice from those who've been in refrain from jumping into marriage until you know she can handle the lifestyle. it's a serious change of life. get to know as much as you can from the recruiter then double check all of it with someone who will be honest with you. I have an old friend here in CT who just joined the recruiting office for the navy and he was given the whole "the more you get the better" speech.

<< personally won't congratulate you until you finish boot. till then you've made an ok decision (that's only cuz I'm a MARINE) lol...

[DAWG]

bn theredone that!
20 year veteran of the usn
retired senior cheif.
after A school youll go to a specific school for the equiptment your be working on.
my advice:
if you value some time off dont do submarine service!
Im a contractor working on 688 subs now.
and the A gang guys never seem to get any time off.

[TBerry95z28]

haha thanks for the support guys and giving me advice it helps

[irockidz28]

congrats on the decision man good luck with it

[ls6monte]

Congrats on the decision! Good luck with everything.