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#1 drachmas
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do they all pay the same going in? should i just join the army reserve? is the national guard better than the army reserve?

i have been to the differant web pages but they really dont give that much information

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#2 cLAssic_BLUE
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become a marine, they got best uni's, and their the tighest in my opinion. marines also got reserves if u want to go reserves. that is if u can handle the marines, there a little crazier than other branches but its worth it.
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#3 clash76-grunger
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eah marines
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I've always been partial to the Air Force, but the Army and Marines are cool too. Never was big on the Navy.
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#5 drachmas
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mainly i just want the easiest and highest paying branch there is lol. maybe im wrong for it but im not really into the whole "brotherhood" mentality and all the male bonding type stuff that goes with the military. im also not the type who wants to join just to shoot guns and blow things up. i just think right now its a good paying option with not having to deal with all the corporate BS and having to go to college just to get a decent job
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#6 cLAssic_BLUE
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air force is probably for u.training is super easy and u wont have to wear navy uni's. army and marines probaly not youre best choice.
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#8 Jaysonguy
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If you have to ask then you should not be joining

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mainly i just want the easiest and highest paying branch there is lol. maybe im wrong for it but im not really into the whole "brotherhood" mentality and all the male bonding type stuff that goes with the military. im also not the type who wants to join just to shoot guns and blow things up. i just think right now its a good paying option with not having to deal with all the corporate BS and having to go to college just to get a decent jobdrachmas

Whoa, ok

I'd STRONGLY advise you to pick a better profession

One that pays well, covers you well, and doesn't allow you to get shot at.

You seem to not want to be part of "corporate America" yet you have no problem joining something that takes orders from them.

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[QUOTE="drachmas"]mainly i just want the easiest and highest paying branch there is lol. maybe im wrong for it but im not really into the whole "brotherhood" mentality and all the male bonding type stuff that goes with the military. im also not the type who wants to join just to shoot guns and blow things up. i just think right now its a good paying option with not having to deal with all the corporate BS and having to go to college just to get a decent jobJaysonguy

Whoa, ok

I'd STRONGLY advise you to pick a better profession

One that pays well, covers you well, and doesn't allow you to get shot at.

You seem to not want to be part of "corporate America" yet you have no problem joining something that takes orders from them.


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#11 ferrari2001
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Join the Airforce, you can do so much through them, don't join the marines, while it might be the best, they turn you into a killing machine and alot of time can mess you up later in life when you leave the army. So I suggest doing something through the airforce, You can do more that just shoot stuff there are like 50 different professions within the airforce.

Oh and don't listen to the liberals who don't want people to protect this country.

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#12 drachmas
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the corprate world requires you to go to college for at least 4 years than kiss peoples asses and hope you get lucky enough to get hired. why put up with all that when i can just join the millitary? not all the jobs in the millitary require you to get shot at. theres plenty of positions that allow you to not be directly involved

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#13 Jaysonguy
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the corprate world requires you to go to college for at least 4 years than kiss peoples asses and hope you get lucky enough to get hired. why put up with all that when i can just join the millitary? not all the jobs in the millitary require you to get shot at. theres plenty of positions that allow you to not be directly involved

drachmas

Ok, being part of the armed forces is a noble profession when done for the right reasons

You're just looking for a way to shirk personal responsibility and pull a fast one on the "Man"

You're very misguided about what the service actually is because everything you listed above happens in the military world except you can't do anything about it. There's no quiting in the military.

The military is not like the video games you've played or the commercials you've seen.

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#14 lucky326
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Air Force nothing better than flying round shooting down the enemy.....or bombing them either for that matter. And so long as you can evade you good to go.
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#15 Frattracide
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You think Corporate America is bad? The government is ten times worse. You don't sound like the kind of person who would go very far in the Military. (no offence)
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#16 Dark__Link
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Air Force nothing better than flying round shooting down the enemy.....or bombing them either for that matter. And so long as you can evade you good to go.lucky326

It's extremely unlikely he'd be flying in the Air Force...

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#17 lucky326
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[QUOTE="lucky326"]Air Force nothing better than flying round shooting down the enemy.....or bombing them either for that matter. And so long as you can evade you good to go.Dark__Link

It's extremely unlikely he'd be flying in the Air Force...

Yes....good point hadnt realised. I'm not thinking straight 0:45 locally and its starting to get to me.
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#18 Greenwhitegreen
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Air Force...just cause its hot! :D
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mainly i just want the easiest and highest paying branch there is lol. maybe im wrong for it but im not really into the whole "brotherhood" mentality and all the male bonding type stuff that goes with the military. im also not the type who wants to join just to shoot guns and blow things up. i just think right now its a good paying option with not having to deal with all the corporate BS and having to go to college just to get a decent jobdrachmas

Coast Guard?

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#20 Kuhu
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It just sounds like you don't want to do any work at all.

Go sign up for welfare or something.

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#22 Jaysonguy
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Oh and don't listen to the liberals who don't want people to protect this country.

ferrari2001

You know I WAS going to let this be but then I thought to myself that someone could read it and think this is the way they should think also.

Where do get off saying that telling this person not to join the military because he's doing it for the wrong reasons is somehow not wanting the country protected?

The people who defend this nation should be doing it because they WANT to do it, not because they want the easiest way through life. The military is a commitment not to be taken lightly because that person is in charge of defending our nation.

So no, when someone says they only want to join the military to avoid other things in life I don't want as part of our military. I don't want 10 soldiers that depend on each other with their lives but one guy is only there because he "hates wearing a tie"

The idea that we can just send anyone over has diminished the military and put brave men and women in danger because they can no longer rely people that are as dedicated as they are.

So next time you feel like popping off at the mouth with some propaganda just remember that you're supporting a watered down military in this case, actually fighting the ones who want to keep the military as strong as it can be.

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Be a builder or a plumber or an electrician. they're probably better paid than most servicemen, you will be in work for a lot longer, you can stop whenever you like, you can't be put in the firing line (if you serve in the armed forces they can and will drop you on the front line wether you like it or not.) and you're not gonna come out the other end of a career in plumbing with any crippling physical or mental scars.

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#24 Nills
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I'd advise navy, all of my relatives went into the navy (most of them vietnam and WWII) and they all loved the experience. It's calm, and you sometimes get to go to many different places.
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#25 ferrari2001
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Be a builder or a plumber or an electrician. they're probably better paid than most servicemen, you will be in work for a lot longer, you can stop whenever you like, you can't be put in the firing line (if you serve in the armed forces they can and will drop you on the front line wether you like it or not.) and you're not gonna come out the other end of a career in plumbing with any crippling physical or mental scars.

Mr_sprinkles

My dad is an electrician, I worked as one this summer it's hard work, the pay isn't to bad it's not great though, if you own your own buisness pay is really good though.

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SAS

and this:

If you have to ask then you should not be joining

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Join the Airforce, you can do so much through them, don't join the marines, while it might be the best, they turn you into a killing machine and alot of time can mess you up later in life when you leave the army. So I suggest doing something through the airforce, You can do more that just shoot stuff there are like 50 different professions within the airforce.

Oh and don't listen to the liberals who don't want people to protect this country.

ferrari2001

not everyone is cut out for the military.

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National Guard is a joke. Join any active branch. Do your 4 years, get out.
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You don't seem like a soldier. A soldier doesn't ask whether or not to be one on a Gamespot forum. A soldier finds it from within, not after playing Call of Duty 4. Seeing as you don't want a "normal" corporate job, I'd suggest you join the Red Cross. You get to see the world like a soldier, help people in need like a soldier, and feel a sense of self worth and confidence. You'll be sent to warzones, and taste a little action, but for the most part, you'll be safe while still providing the world a vital role. Nobody ever joins the army for the pay, unless you are a colonel or something, you aren't going to be paid s***. You join for a reason, and yours isn't nearly valid. I believe you are angry and frustrated that nobody is hiring you at the moment, or you cannot get into school. The army is not a way to solve that, you may be thinking "Screw school, I'll join the army, that'll show them." While it may seem like a good idea at the time, once your tantrum fades away, and you're lying in the desert with a 7.62 in your chest, you start to realize the mistake you've made.
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#30 brightshadow525
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Join the marines, it's just like Call of Duty 4.... Right...?... RIGHT?!
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#31 Buyugold
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become a marine, they got best uni's, and their the tighest in my opinion. marines also got reserves if u want to go reserves. that is if u can handle the marines, there a little crazier than other branches but its worth it.cLAssic_BLUE

If you like sitting around with a bunch of ex con's and misguided teens then the Marine infantry is for you, they get the job done but damn are some of the stupid

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#32 whipassmt
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do they all pay the same going in? should i just join the army reserve? is the national guard better than the army reserve?

i have been to the differant web pages but they really dont give that much information

drachmas
Good luck anyway. But I'de be a tad wary about the National Guard- they're not as well trained or equipped and I heard that only 57% of National Guard units are considered combat ready, on the other hand you probably fight less than the better trained units and might have shorter tours of duty and get stationed in less dangerous areas. Marines are probably the best trained and equipped but they do the hard fighting. Navy is probably safest.
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#33 GettingTired
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Join the marines, it's just like Call of Duty 4.... Right...?... RIGHT?! brightshadow525

Reminded me of this.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=176LO09zJdE

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Okay majority of these people have no Idea what theyre talking about. The people who say Marines are basing their opinions off a couple of commercials they saw on TV. I'll try and lay it out as best I can. Marines = Not as many jobs available as the other branches of the military, and they usually have to deal with hand-me-down equipment. They are considered "elite" to a lot of people, but when it boils down to basic infantry, theyre the same as everyone else in the grand scheme of it all. Their living quarters are probably the worst, but they pride themselves on this thinking that theyre the only ones tough enough to live in these quarters. A very proud branch. Air Force = Best living conditions. Lots of variety when it comes to jobs. Technical jobs are prominent and you can really gain some great skills that can transfer over to the civilian job market. Army = Lots of jobs too. Not as good living conditions as the air force. Decent though. Army Infantry has a lot of pride and their infantry units are just as good as your basic marine infantry unit. Lots of tech jobs, combat jobs. The Army has it all (except for planes). Navy = Lots of tech jobs. SEALs is a job available to those who can get through the training. Flying is also a job available. Tours are generally out at sea. Not sure about living conditions, sorry. What everyone else around here is saying is correct though. If you have to ask here which branch you should join, then I would advise you not to join anytime soon. This is a very important decision and you should not take it lightly. If you're looking for money, there's none of it in the Military. Corporate BS? The military has just as much, if not MORE BS than the corporate world. It sounds like you don't want to do combat though, so I would suggest Air Force, Army or Navy. Get a tech job.
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National Guard is a joke. Join any active branch. Do your 4 years, get out.Wasdie
I take it you speak from experience?
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become a marine, they got best uni's, and their the tighest in my opinion. marines also got reserves if u want to go reserves. that is if u can handle the marines, there a little crazier than other branches but its worth it.cLAssic_BLUE
Marine and Army have the same uniforms (excluding dress uniforms).

Anyway, join the Army. The pay is the same all the way around, but the Army is the most respected. They have the most bases, so it's more likely you will be stationed when you want to be. They also have the most jobs, so you can do what you want to do. There is no question that the Army is the way to go, unless you're fond of being on a boat for 6 months at a time.

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[QUOTE="cLAssic_BLUE"]become a marine, they got best uni's, and their the tighest in my opinion. marines also got reserves if u want to go reserves. that is if u can handle the marines, there a little crazier than other branches but its worth it.murlow12

Marine and Army have the same uniforms (excluding dress uniforms).

Anyway, join the Army. The pay is the same all the way around, but the Army is the most respected. They have the most bases, so it's more likely you will be stationed when you want to be. They also have the most jobs, so you can do what you want to do. There is no question that the Army is the way to go, unless you're fond of being on a boat for 6 months at a time.

WRONG. They do not have the same uniforms. I would suggest that you stop giving out advice because you obviously have no clue what you're talking about.
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that is if u can handle the marinescLAssic_BLUE
Hahaha, you do realize you only have to be able to do 6 pullups to get in right? None of the branches' basic courses are unmanageable. Most people can "handle" them.
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mainly i just want the easiest and highest paying branch there is lol. maybe im wrong for it but im not really into the whole "brotherhood" mentality and all the male bonding type stuff that goes with the military. im also not the type who wants to join just to shoot guns and blow things up. i just think right now its a good paying option with not having to deal with all the corporate BS and having to go to college just to get a decent jobdrachmas

how about don't join the military.

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[QUOTE="cLAssic_BLUE"]that is if u can handle the marinesspecialedpal
Hahaha, you do realize you only have to be able to do 6 pullups to get in right? None of the branches' basic courses are unmanageable. Most people can "handle" them.

uhh you go through very tough mental tests, the goal is to make you a fighting machine alot of people can't stand it.. and after you our of your tour of duty you can sometimes have lots of mental problems, I've met alot of people like this, the marines is really tuff on a person..

And it's a branch of the Navy, but marines won't tell you that.

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Navy pilot. How badass would it be to be launched off an aircraft carrier.
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[QUOTE="specialedpal"][QUOTE="cLAssic_BLUE"]that is if u can handle the marinesferrari2001

Hahaha, you do realize you only have to be able to do 6 pullups to get in right? None of the branches' basic courses are unmanageable. Most people can "handle" them.

uhh you go through very tough mental tests, the goal is to make you a fighting machine alot of people can't stand it.. and after you our of your tour of duty you can sometimes have lots of mental problems, I've met alot of people like this, the marines is really tuff on a person..

And it's a branch of the Navy, but marines won't tell you that.

I know it's a branch of the Navy... You think that the Marines is the only branch in which people go through that kind of stuff? ANY combat job puts people through that kind of stress, no matter what their branch is. I think you've seen too many Marine commercials. The success rate in the Marine boot camp is pretty high. I'm not saying its easy but you don't have to be superhuman to get through it.
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[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]

[QUOTE="specialedpal"][QUOTE="cLAssic_BLUE"]that is if u can handle the marinesspecialedpal

Hahaha, you do realize you only have to be able to do 6 pullups to get in right? None of the branches' basic courses are unmanageable. Most people can "handle" them.

uhh you go through very tough mental tests, the goal is to make you a fighting machine alot of people can't stand it.. and after you our of your tour of duty you can sometimes have lots of mental problems, I've met alot of people like this, the marines is really tuff on a person..

And it's a branch of the Navy, but marines won't tell you that.

I know it's a branch of the Navy... You think that the Marines is the only branch in which people go through that kind of stuff? ANY combat job puts people through that kind of stress, no matter what their branch is. I think you've seen too many Marine commercials.

actually I've talked to many marines, some who aren't to straight in the head. and Commercials aren't going to tell you the marines is very metally demanding. Sure there is stress involved, but marines intentionally break down a person, just to build them back up again ready to kill, others branches don't do quite as much as the marines do.

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[QUOTE="specialedpal"][QUOTE="ferrari2001"]

[QUOTE="specialedpal"][QUOTE="cLAssic_BLUE"]that is if u can handle the marinesferrari2001

Hahaha, you do realize you only have to be able to do 6 pullups to get in right? None of the branches' basic courses are unmanageable. Most people can "handle" them.

uhh you go through very tough mental tests, the goal is to make you a fighting machine alot of people can't stand it.. and after you our of your tour of duty you can sometimes have lots of mental problems, I've met alot of people like this, the marines is really tuff on a person..

And it's a branch of the Navy, but marines won't tell you that.

I know it's a branch of the Navy... You think that the Marines is the only branch in which people go through that kind of stuff? ANY combat job puts people through that kind of stress, no matter what their branch is. I think you've seen too many Marine commercials.

actually I've talked to many marines, some who aren't to straight in the head. and Commercials aren't going to tell you the marines is very metally demanding. Sure there is stress involved, but marines intentionally break down a person, just to build them back up again ready to kill, others branches don't do quite as much as the marines do.

.....Seriously? Tell this all to an Army Infantry Soldier. Ill sit back and laugh. Can somebody pass me the popcorn?
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Navy. Become a Seal.
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#47 murlow12
Member since 2005 • 11109 Posts
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[QUOTE="cLAssic_BLUE"]become a marine, they got best uni's, and their the tighest in my opinion. marines also got reserves if u want to go reserves. that is if u can handle the marines, there a little crazier than other branches but its worth it.specialedpal

Marine and Army have the same uniforms (excluding dress uniforms).

Anyway, join the Army. The pay is the same all the way around, but the Army is the most respected. They have the most bases, so it's more likely you will be stationed when you want to be. They also have the most jobs, so you can do what you want to do. There is no question that the Army is the way to go, unless you're fond of being on a boat for 6 months at a time.

WRONG. They do not have the same uniforms. I would suggest that you stop giving out advice because you obviously have no clue what you're talking about.

Yeah, that elitist attitude doesn't work around here, especially when you're wrong. Sure they have different names, but they are essentially the same uniform. The Army has been wearing what they call the ACU (Army Combat Uniform) for a few years now, and it's almost identical to the Marine's digitized CUU (Combat Utility Uniform). The only big difference is that the Marines/Navy still wear that silly pointed hat.
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#48 Penguin_dragon
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Navy. Become a Seal.Niff_T

RANGERS ALL THE WAY!

....but seriously try finding something else you like doing and go for that. If you want money in the military, you're best bet would be Officership, which is exactly like "the buisness world" (kiss up to your superior and go to college). If you want to do something different, consider odd jobs, like loggers or fisherman or something of the like. There's plenty of jobs that you can have that won't have that buisness world feel. Leave the millitary for crazy people, like me.

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[QUOTE="specialedpal"][QUOTE="murlow12"]

[QUOTE="cLAssic_BLUE"]become a marine, they got best uni's, and their the tighest in my opinion. marines also got reserves if u want to go reserves. that is if u can handle the marines, there a little crazier than other branches but its worth it.murlow12

Marine and Army have the same uniforms (excluding dress uniforms).

Anyway, join the Army. The pay is the same all the way around, but the Army is the most respected. They have the most bases, so it's more likely you will be stationed when you want to be. They also have the most jobs, so you can do what you want to do. There is no question that the Army is the way to go, unless you're fond of being on a boat for 6 months at a time.

WRONG. They do not have the same uniforms. I would suggest that you stop giving out advice because you obviously have no clue what you're talking about.

Yeah, that elitist attitude doesn't work around here, especially when you're wrong. Sure they have different names, but they are essentially the same uniform. The Army has been wearing what they call the ACU (Army Combat Uniform) for a few years now, and it's almost identical to the Marine's digitized CUU (Combat Utility Uniform). The only big difference is that the Marines/Navy still wear that silly pointed hat.

 Army Uniform (ACU)  Marine Uniform (in both desert and woodland) Not the same, buddy. The USMC has 2 different camo patterns (which is better in my opinion), and the army sticks to one, the ACU.
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#50 portej
Member since 2004 • 645 Posts

do they all pay the same going in? should i just join the army reserve? is the national guard better than the army reserve?

i have been to the differant web pages but they really dont give that much information

drachmas

If you want to serve your country, but at the same time your life is important to you, then go with Navy or Air Force.

As an enlisted soldier, the Marines are arguably the worst branch of the military you can join because you are the first line of attack. In a military conflict, the marines are always the first ones to enter the combat zone. You are an expendable grunt. If you die or get injured, another Marine is simply going to replace you while you become another statistic in the casualty of war.