Army branches
I am going for my comission in a few years but would like to have my 3 choices set for when the time comes, so I know exactly what I am getting into. I am not interested in a combat arms mos and most likely will comission as a reservest. I would like something not overly intricate but interesting, something I would LIKE doing and something I could do in the civilian world as well but I don't know what. I am not going to law school so JAG wouldn't be an option I don't think even though that stuff interests me, I thought about signal corps but what do they do really. Medical corps I can probobly kiss goodbye as an option because you need masters and I am far from a doctor or anything like that for that matter, I don't want to be some quartermaster laundry moron, a supply officer? Inventory much? sounds like it sucks, aviation sounds like a lot of fun but I heard aviator school is IN---TENSEEEEEE. I don't really know what ordanance does, I always thought it was ammunition, demo etc etc. Then there is military inteligance which sounds like something cool, I am very analytic, chemical wouldn't be that bad but I am no biology guy. Adjutant general I have NO clue what THAT is... nor do I know acquisitions... Also these are based on popularity... I need help with this, maybe some people can uncover misconceptions so I don't jump into something that SOUNDS good but really SUCKS.
I was gonna say... Aviation is at Rucker in AL. Thats what I'm hoping to branch.
Check out Branch Orientation for info on all of the branches.
Check out Branch Orientation for info on all of the branches.
I am an enlisted soldier right now, not some high school punk playing soldier, believe me I see them and think one thing even though most of them are nice people (ate up, homo). I also have to battle with the popularity of certain branches because we get 3 shots, based on gpa is where we rank in getting what we want or our second and third choices, I plan on going with a simplistic major in school because it doesnt matter what I do in college as long as my GPA is high because the army training is what I will be using. I just don't know how things work when getting a comission from ROTC, if I get a branch, they send me for training (what, where, how) and will I actually pass through it successfully, I would love to do MI. I am very street smart, common sense smart and shine in alot of analytic catagories however math, sats, standardized **** **** questions get me all the time.
I am a good writer, creative but lack an attention span, I have OCD. I would LOVE to do aviation, flying would be the best thing ever in my opinion but I heard flight school is gung hoe physical tough and book smart tough and I just fear falling out of the training because I didn't meet the standard when it comes to testing and nit pick crap. I can drive very well, anything from snowmobiles, cars, bikes... you name it, I have a very nice sense of feel in vehicles, a good sense of awareness. But my views as enlisted, going through AIT and seeing people fail, get recycled etc etc. I'd hate to get a comission and not fit in one of the jobs I liked, but if it was a "no matter what were gonna get you through this" type training I'd be set.
I am a good writer, creative but lack an attention span, I have OCD. I would LOVE to do aviation, flying would be the best thing ever in my opinion but I heard flight school is gung hoe physical tough and book smart tough and I just fear falling out of the training because I didn't meet the standard when it comes to testing and nit pick crap. I can drive very well, anything from snowmobiles, cars, bikes... you name it, I have a very nice sense of feel in vehicles, a good sense of awareness. But my views as enlisted, going through AIT and seeing people fail, get recycled etc etc. I'd hate to get a comission and not fit in one of the jobs I liked, but if it was a "no matter what were gonna get you through this" type training I'd be set.
Originally Posted by SRTfourbanger,Feb 12 2007, 05:58 PM
I am an enlisted soldier right now, not some high school punk playing soldier, believe me I see them and think one thing even though most of them are nice people (ate up, homo). I also have to battle with the popularity of certain branches because we get 3 shots, based on gpa is where we rank in getting what we want or our second and third choices, I plan on going with a simplistic major in school because it doesnt matter what I do in college as long as my GPA is high because the army training is what I will be using. I just don't know how things work when getting a comission from ROTC, if I get a branch, they send me for training (what, where, how) and will I actually pass through it successfully, I would love to do MI. I am very street smart, common sense smart and shine in alot of analytic catagories however math, sats, standardized **** **** questions get me all the time.
I am a good writer, creative but lack an attention span, I have OCD. I would LOVE to do aviation, flying would be the best thing ever in my opinion but I heard flight school is gung hoe physical tough and book smart tough and I just fear falling out of the training because I didn't meet the standard when it comes to testing and nit pick crap. I can drive very well, anything from snowmobiles, cars, bikes... you name it, I have a very nice sense of feel in vehicles, a good sense of awareness. But my views as enlisted, going through AIT and seeing people fail, get recycled etc etc. I'd hate to get a comission and not fit in one of the jobs I liked, but if it was a "no matter what were gonna get you through this" type training I'd be set.
I am a good writer, creative but lack an attention span, I have OCD. I would LOVE to do aviation, flying would be the best thing ever in my opinion but I heard flight school is gung hoe physical tough and book smart tough and I just fear falling out of the training because I didn't meet the standard when it comes to testing and nit pick crap. I can drive very well, anything from snowmobiles, cars, bikes... you name it, I have a very nice sense of feel in vehicles, a good sense of awareness. But my views as enlisted, going through AIT and seeing people fail, get recycled etc etc. I'd hate to get a comission and not fit in one of the jobs I liked, but if it was a "no matter what were gonna get you through this" type training I'd be set.











