if you had any of those three choices what would it be and what class. Would you like to be in and what be your nick name like Da bush monkey or Ninjaz95 and what type of gun would you like too.and dont tell me you never wanted to join these three groups and you get to fight for your country and that is america and other country's helping you
They're all 'military'...but I know what you mean.
Navy, as that's what I was raised with...s'ose an Admiral, since it's what will always be my aim when I do join the Navy in a couple years =P. I think an Aircraft Carrier would be a nice choice, instead of a gun, that's what I'm most familiar with nowadays anyway...as a gun just wouldn't make sense, sure, you're trained to use one but not very many sailors run around with them...
I don't think I would have a 'nickname', seeing as my last name is pretty simple enough and doesn't need shortening...
Coming from a military family, I joined the RAF at 16 and went through ab initio after IOT to my aircraft of choice, the GR9, which I am delighted with. That said, I have lots of mates/family in other branches; the Paras, Marines, but from what I've heard flying Apaches with the Army Air Corps is one of the most exciting jobs there is, with a great training course.
I also think that mine clearing operations are in high demand XD
I have a cousin based at FOB Edinburgh with the Royal Marines whose job is exactly that. Trust me, it's no joke. Consider that 80% of all casualties in Afghanistan come from mines or IEDs.
I don't have a choice...and sadly hundreds of thousands of Singaporean youths don't either...
Funny you should mention that, as my Greek cousin just got out of his national service. How long is it in Singapore? I think it's a mandatory 2 years in Greece.
Hopefully I'll get into West Point, then after that I plain to go into Marine Special Forces, as a Marine Sniper. Or as an Army Ranger, still as a sniper. But its 60/40 Marines on the subject...
Funny you should mention that, as my Greek cousin just got out of his national service. How long is it in Singapore? I think it's a mandatory 2 years in Greece.
Assuming I graduate atage 21, I'll be 28 by the time my mandatory service is up. So thats what, 7 years?
Funny you should mention that, as my Greek cousin just got out of his national service. How long is it in Singapore? I think it's a mandatory 2 years in Greece.
Two years. And then regular call-ups every year till we're about fifty. So yeah...and there's a very very very strict law regarding NS. No one is allowed to not serve.
last week i got in Greek military. after two weeks of basic training i'll have to choose to be marine or special force or national guard!!! i want to go to special forces but you have to pass a lot of training. if you don't pass you stay for 9 months as a private and then you are free to continue as civilian!!
