Which is better Navy or Army?

applejacks517

air force or navy, never army

txgreenant

I was in the Army and we were not treated that well. Honestly I would join the Air Force or Navy if I had known the huge difference in treatment.

Travis

Navy, get all the cool toys.

In seven years of Naval medical service only 3 weeks aboard ship. I've spent more time with marines and abroad and had the best time doing it.

I can't speak much for the army but they offered me 26k to convert. Maybe saying something of our high speed training.

good luck

frank_blandori thunder88

if you want a bunk and water and a hot shower and food most the time, then go navy ! if you like to eat crap and lay in the mud and sand and eat fleas then go army . i dont like to swim and scared of sharks so me i did take my chances on the land. But all our services are good and plus out in the field you dont get good TV> LOL

Moderation in almost all things2

The Navy.
For aviation no service is better, or more highly trained. Landing on a carrier - you know your a top pilot - compared to anyone.
For medical education I would also pick the Navy - of course the Army would be bullet and mortar wounds - while Navy would be drunken sailors and VD shots.

About any of this you will need a university degree first. Engineering degree for aviation and basic medical degree for either services medical program.

To actually reach your goal. Being enlisted would be a long long road. You have to be a 2nd or 1st class petty officer before the Warrant Officer program opens up, and that's sea time and fabulous evaluations - and civilian education on top of your military education.
I do not know about the Army time before getting what you want. The Navy has a sea - shore rotation policy.

The Navy will have you take a test before joining to see what education/skills you already have. IF you score high for medical - then the Navy will possibly authorize their 'A' school, and IF your a top student - there will be the chance for another school or better placement. Aviation is strictly Officer country and I have no knowledge of an officers life.
Other than watching hollywoods "An Officer and a Gentleman". I would talk to pilots.

Check with the recruiters and see what both really say.

Pat

Apple is dead on here gents.
The Army is only if you WANT to be a failure in life.
If you're going to go green, you may as well do it right and go USMC.
Otherwise, blue is always better.

Either is good for medical.
I would choose Navy for aviation between the 2.

Officer promotions work different then enlisted, so the promotion times are pretty close.

Benefits are the same.

Navy has shorter deployments.

FudgemsBox

Personally, i would go Army.

in the navy, you could get stuck on a ship for 6 months.

and i am not really into that.

but in the army.

you could be a medic, or an aviation mechanic.

also, the army has a Warrant Officer program, which allows those with and without degrees to become aviators.

only branch that does that is the army.

Buck Starr Jr.

ARMY Medicine & Aviation or enlist as a flight medic!

Andrew

ARMY all the way!

connie m

for medical air force as #1 choice followed by army
for aviation air force as #1 choice followed by navy

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