I'm considering enlisting in the military

[Bones4]

You mean like the risk of death?

You mean like the risk of death?

Everything has a risk of death. Granted, some more than others, but what's the point of living if all you do is worry about dying? Like I said... The benefits outweigh the risks.

[Ad Bot]

[Littledude]

People people people, you don't join the air force and fly planes. You join the air force and do other stuff. You can't just join and be like, hey I want to be a pilot, it doesn't work that way.

[james4115]

People people people, you don't join the air force and fly planes. You join the air force and do other stuff. You can't just join and be like, hey I want to be a pilot, it doesn't work that way.

no ur rong
my ant went 2 are force an sed i want be super hacker and now she hack codes for spys

fun fact: this is partially true

[Narkro555]

Real combat=/=Modern Warfare 2 campaign.

I know two people who were in wars. My grandfather was a medic (he was so good that his patients felt 150% better), and he saw a lot of chaos. Fortunately he's still alive.

The other guy, however, wasn't so lucky. He was our school janitor, and he gave a speech in front of the school about his time in vietnam. A 5-year-old threw a grenade at him, and he saw fellow soldiers impaled on posts. Oh, and he's dead now. The cause was Agent Orange, a carcinogenic herbicide. It gave him cancer. He died 2 months after giving the speech.

[Littledude]

Anyway, you should totally join the navy due to your interest in ships (judging by your builds and such).

My dad was a boiler technician in the navy until he got honorably discharged due to a car crash which led to serious leg injuries, won of his buddies actually died in that accident.

[james4115]

A 5-year-old threw a grenade at him

wait, what?

[Narkro555]

wait, what?

In 'nam, that was a famous tactic. Which is easier to shoot: a child or an adult? Both in speed an morality.

[Sami2ss]

you should go to real college first, you are more likely to have a better job rather than being thrown out in the midst of battle. the army always goes in first, the ground force, and they're the first to die. wouldn't be the best job, so something like communications or air force or something would be good.

[james4115]

In 'nam, that was a famous tactic. Which is easier to shoot: a child or an adult? Both in speed an morality.

oh dear
that's awful

[Plasmus]

Good ol' gramps' served in World War 2.

Got himself a silver star, he did.

[Oasis]

War, war never changes.

[Mr.Interceptor]

War, war never changes.

Or does it?

[asablief]

Marines all the way!

[Bones4]

I forgot about the Coast Guard.

[_Rave_]

LOL NO.

Don't do coast guard.

Possibilities:
Marines
Air Force

Only options.