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12-06-2009, 10:50 PM
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thing trade. I was a marine engineer. so I can now be a machinest, pipe fitter, millwright, heavy diesel mechanic, and I have the right to challange my 3rd class power engineering ticket. a naval electrition can retire with his civilian electrical red seal, ect.. so think of what you would like to be doing in 20 years and then find a trade that will help you do that in the millitary. like was mentions so many people joint the army and after 20 years can get a job as a security patrol person..
now having said that my son joined as a army weapons tech  you also got to look at how you want to spend your time. in the navy you travel all over in a ship and always have your own bed, good hot meals and showers, army.. well extream camping and airforce.. who knows what they realy do  Steve
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