I told my family I was joining the Army. My mother wants me to fail, because she thinks I’m going to die, my father was proud of me like any father would, and the fact I would make something out of myself unlike my 3 siblings. My siblings don’t care that much.
As someone that served a decade, I’d just give them a list of all the things I wish I knew about. Basically a cheat sheet on how to rank up quickly, avoid drama, and maintain your sanity.
I just was 18 and went up to my dad and said “I’m think I might want to join” and he was really supportive and helped me find the recruiting offices and had friends in recruiting
Hell I walked in signed up and told my parents after the fact. My dad was pissed I joined the Army , he was Air force. My grand father was so proud of me as he was Army ADA in wwll. The best day of my life was as I was leaving for my first duty station Berln Germany 91 as a 12b he saluted me I snapped that return salute back so hard damn near knocked myself out lol
As a father of a 18 year old that just went to boot camp. Be supportive, encourage a career path that will enhance he or her life after military service. And for God almighty don’t cry in front of them.
Told my folks after I enlisted. Mom didn't like the ideal. Dad said why the hell you do that, you can think for yourself. Dad said get ready for them to kick and beat on you, that what they did at Ft Polk in 63 when I got drafted. Got to basic training summer of 1983 I was expecting the worse from the stories dad told me. They didn't hit only yelled and cussed us, however I was uses to this from dad only thing different was dad hit when yelled and cussed me. I had a good time when I went to basic. Those days are long gone. Every young man should go though it.
I wanted to join because my baby brother went and then my family said I wouldn’t listen to anybody(if I was given orders that were wrong in any way)…and they’re right 😭
I wanted to join since I was about 5ish, always told my dad that I would. He’s a 1st Sgt in the Army so he never had a problem with it, now I’m going in and he’ll be going out. He needs 1 more year to complete his 20
The way I told my family is I went to the recruiter's office. They told me they had a small bonus of like $5,000, told them I'd think about it and as I was walking out they said there was a $40,000 bonus. Asked for the paperwork, signed it, and went home. Told my father "I leave in a week for basic to join the Military". He thought I was bullshitting. I wasn't.
Lol... my dad had me watching World War II films as a kid the day after I graduated high school I walked into the Army Recruiting Office.. he knew what he was doing
I wanted to join the army when I was about 10. I have a lot of family that where in the military. My pops was a WWII veteran and my family told me are you sure because once you sign up there's no going back I was the first to join since Vietnam no draftees in my family they told do your best and give it your all . At 20 I enlisted as a 11B . 1987- 2009 both active RA and Cal Guard.
I joined because, I love my country and payed for education is nice. also joined because, my parents were college or your worthless to us type of people. so the spite factor was a bonus
I joined the Army in 1977 and served until my retirement in 1999. All I said to my family was, "Goodbye, I'm on my way to boot camp." They didn't care.
Y Daughter tricked me into signing paperwork And got all she needed for turning in Got doctor physical done after she turned it . I'm and did training for a awhile to show Em all how it'd be and then told me what it all Was for ... Was happy for her and ok after It was said an done ... 2 guys took her to Spokane for look see at another branch but Got a shock when they pulled over and driver Took a whiz on side of the rd 😑🙃 told her Out and about can't be shy 😎🤗
@@shiningemerald5591 no it’s not 2 old guys fighting it’s about 1 country trying to take another and make everything different and the army is protecting us from that
I'm a dude. I sent my mom a text that I'm going to MEPS on Friday and getting sworn in. it's my life. it's a 4 month process, I told them I put my shit in for the NAVY
Nobody from my family knew I was joining the army because they are all against me. I convinced my wife and she finally let me join because I always wanted to join since high school. My uncle was in the Marines and I was inspired by him. Shipping after Christmas. 😎🤙
@@COMBATANT111 I spent 13 years never doing my job but I trained my ass off like I was going to. Being gone from home 200 days of the year for nothing gets pretty asinine. I enjoyed maybe 3 years of that entire time.
@@illdrumatik391 get everything in writing on your orders. They can promise you the world but give you nothing. Like guarantee job placement after the military, or bonuses that don't exist, or anything. If it's not on your orders don't commit. Like bonuses, duty station, promotions. Make sure it's on orders. I've seen countess soldiers assume they are getting an enlistment bonuses but it wasn't on their orders. Always double check.
@@illdrumatik391 by orders, I mean your contract before you ship. The paper thing you, where your going, it's your contract, it's a legal document with the military label saying John doe is ordered to go here at this date he has signed up for xyz to go xyz, he will train to become xyz and receive $$$ bonus after training or so many years. Then assume no one knows about these orders buy you and make 3 copies. This way if the military loses them you can get ahold of your copy. Make a records binder or I love me folder. Make notes of medical situations, anything. Awards, classes. Hell keep a journal. Your military career is a story. It's a journey and alot can happen. But only you can determine how it goes. By keeping records, your transitions, your schooling, and your retirement will go smoothly. Especially medical when you go to retire.
Do what you want, it’s your life, no one is making you do it. There is a lot of great Benefits to it. Just depends on how you look at it. In life there is ALWAYS an obstacle, just choose which one is best for YOU
Welli brought my grandfather, brother and his other brother. Grandfather was 82nd 505 PIR in WWII. His brother was 504 PIR WWII. Brother 3, 82nd 325 th AIR. Brother 4 could not come. He rests in the Italian American Cemetery. He was part of 6615 Ranger Force. His Battalion was wiped out at Cisterna part of Anzio. I think the Recruiter was overwhelmed. I got my option 40 contract. Your mom will always oppose your decision
I always wanted to be on the Military since I was just a little shit (kid) growing up as a kid in the 80's I was so into the war movies especially Vietnam which was my now 73 yr old Dad's era I would watch my favorite G.I.Joe cartoons would always have the figures and vehicles, would play any arcade that pertained to war, would watch military biographies Etc so I was born August 8th 1979 the 80's to me had the best movies, toys, games my Dad would even buy me military toy guns plastic grenades, I would use the water grenades to throw at my neighbor's who were my age and any car that passed by then would wear camoflage make-up since Commando was my all-time favorite and Predator with Arnie. I wasn't much into Rambo but anyway turning 10 I got a BB gun so my dad taught me how to shoot while he had his trove of hunting rifles that he would always clean even if it wasn't hunting season. I was commanded by my Dad to never ever touch his weapons so me being a little menace I actually listened since he would take being a Drill Sgt to the house and would have a kid wake up at 0600 when my Mom would go to work. I always told him I wanted to be in the military since our family have its roots since Iwo-Jima his uncle's then his sister who's my aunt was the baby she was in the Army as well. My grandpa here in San Antonio worked for Boeing at Kelly AFB (Now called Lackland AFB) he painted the BUFF when the first came out then during the Vietnam Conflict he started to paint them those badass tan with black camo then my Dad would test the engines for our warbirds so I assume he was an inspector he would work in these sound proof testing rooms for Lackland AFB later on when he came home. Then in '79 my grandma passed away, 3 months later my grandpa then 3 months later I was born. The B-52 he painted is on display at the Medina Base Entrance. Well when I graduated from Catholic School I had the chance to attend Norwich University in Vermont but my sights were my childhood dream. Well, after telling my Dad I was not going to college instead I wanted to be the next one up his only son and my mom's only son to be what I wanted to be. That didn't go well it lead to so many arguments then throwing what shit my Dad had gone through, my Uncle who was one of the first before we were in it by LBJ . He was a Green Beret thanks to the herbicides that our planes were dripping so the trees and deep vegetation can die, he did his duty came back home then ended up with Agent Orange so my Dad and he were very very close. He lost his friends as well over there especially his best friend who would race together then my Mom's Brother was drafted went to Vietnam served in the Army 5th Infantry Red Diamonds ♦️out of Fort Carson Colorado became a Sgt came back home as well safe just himself and a Bronze Star. He passed from COVID January 2, 2021 met his battle buddies who followed my uncle since he was their squad leader. Anyway back to me, I fought about it until one morning my Dad woke me up saying I had an appointment so I think was my time finally... Well FML I always had a haircut every week so I dressed up as good as I could more than a date with the Girlfriend at the time. Ended up at a Medical School 😡 my own father enrolled me into Pharmacy School and I was SO pissed but hearing him say "I always stood by your side and supported your wishes but if I lose you, I rather die so you can hate me all you want but you're my only son and I don't wish what the men/boys in the family had to go through to see life and death, your mother and I decided to put you through Pharmacy" it was to that context so I said F-it I guess I'll be a Pharmacist then. If I would have fulfilled my life dream, I would have been out in some Muj shit place since 9/11 happened so my Dad saved my life. Then was transferred to Notre Dame until he got sick so I had to leave the University of Notre Dame and I did I still had Pharmacy credit I went out there for a different major so in 6 yrs I became a Rph. Instead of a digital cami uniform, I wore a lab coat did my internship at the hospital then bounced around for 20 yrs serving our fellow man/woman/child as your Registered Pharmacist. Ain't life grand?! 🙄 Still wet behind the ears about being tricked. So listen to this video please or else you'll get a surprise that will piss you off. I still love our beloved Military despite my outcome
I wanted to join the military I had a recruiter and everything, but I have ADHD and I can't be off my medicine, I tried over the summer and it made me really anxious, so instead of the army I'm gonna be a flight attendant
Here's a line you could say to you parent or guardian; "waiters served us, we served each other, but now I'm ready to serv the country, now thar I'm no longer a wuss.
No discussion. I just told them. Only thing they asked is are you sure this what you wanna do. I said yes. Then dad instantly says you know this means you gotta stop smoking weed like yes I know and that was it
I joined the Marine corps but I didn't tell anybody I was leaving for boot camp that way they couldn't say anything about it I wanted to sell my country so that's why I did
I'm not going to lie my dad was in the army and what he did was he came with me because he had gotten screwed out of a position because he was brand new and didn't know what was going on so he came with me and is making sure I'm getting the job that I want
#1 just tell them. You're an adult #2 if you have a veteran in your family or if you know one ask for and listen to their advice. Yeah it's your family but a recruiter knows he can't lie to a veteran and a veteran knows what to bring up with the recruiter. That veteran's advice will help make your transition to the military so much easier
I’m 18 and I’m scared of mentioning this to my family so I had my schools vice principal who is a soldier in the army to help me tell them. My mind is already set on joining
I’m seriously considering joining the Marines after college because I want to become more disciplined. But I’m not sure, I major in supplychain management. The goal is to get the logistical MOS. Any credible advice?
Contacting a recruiter is a good first step & since you know what you want to do/gain experience in, that's a good start. Maybe don't get stuck yet on which branch you want to join until you know more. They all have pros & cons!
@@ErickaBernie durn my b I’m acting like a male all I was calling u is fine and when I seen ur wife I calm down plus I love ur videos I’m finna join the navy but my b 🤙🏾🤦🏾♂️💀it’s not that serious I get u like females but it’s still a compliment at the end of the day
@@Churro_EYT been out for 8 years so I fall in vet category. Got a nice house, multiple college degrees and certifications, nice sports car, and a family. The army is what laid the foundation for me. All about them life choices and knowing how to use the tools given to you.
Don't waste all of your leave going 'home', especially if it takes you a day to travel. Do something or go somewhere you may never get to do again. If someone wants to see you, they can visit you.
Recruiter here. Yes! Bring your family. Anyone who’s opinion you value and take to heart should 100% come with you to the station.
Get out of here square. You’re just trying to boost your Rookie ass numbers
I told my family I was joining the Army. My mother wants me to fail, because she thinks I’m going to die, my father was proud of me like any father would, and the fact I would make something out of myself unlike my 3 siblings. My siblings don’t care that much.
As someone that served a decade, I’d just give them a list of all the things I wish I knew about. Basically a cheat sheet on how to rank up quickly, avoid drama, and maintain your sanity.
I just was 18 and went up to my dad and said “I’m think I might want to join” and he was really supportive and helped me find the recruiting offices and had friends in recruiting
I'm 17 and currently in the delayed entry program for the Marines, my dad reacted the same way.
Hell I walked in signed up and told my parents after the fact.
My dad was pissed I joined the Army , he was Air force. My grand father was so proud of me as he was Army ADA in wwll.
The best day of my life was as I was leaving for my first duty station Berln Germany 91 as a 12b he saluted me I snapped that return salute back so hard damn near knocked myself out lol
As a father of a 18 year old that just went to boot camp. Be supportive, encourage a career path that will enhance he or her life after military service. And for God almighty don’t cry in front of them.
👋🏻👋🏻
Told my folks after I enlisted. Mom didn't like the ideal. Dad said why the hell you do that, you can think for yourself. Dad said get ready for them to kick and beat on you, that what they did at Ft Polk in 63 when I got drafted.
Got to basic training summer of 1983 I was expecting the worse from the stories dad told me. They didn't hit only yelled and cussed us, however I was uses to this from dad only thing different was dad hit when yelled and cussed me.
I had a good time when I went to basic. Those days are long gone.
Every young man should go though it.
I wanted to join because my baby brother went and then my family said I wouldn’t listen to anybody(if I was given orders that were wrong in any way)…and they’re right 😭
I wanted to join since I was about 5ish, always told my dad that I would. He’s a 1st Sgt in the Army so he never had a problem with it, now I’m going in and he’ll be going out. He needs 1 more year to complete his 20
The way I told my family is I went to the recruiter's office. They told me they had a small bonus of like $5,000, told them I'd think about it and as I was walking out they said there was a $40,000 bonus. Asked for the paperwork, signed it, and went home. Told my father "I leave in a week for basic to join the Military". He thought I was bullshitting. I wasn't.
😂
Make sure you look into all the MOSs that you are qualified for. There are so many different jobs you may love
Oh I love that you brought the folks
Tip #6: Go visit a VA hospital before you decide. See what comes out the other end of the pipe before you dive in...
Lol... my dad had me watching World War II films as a kid the day after I graduated high school I walked into the Army Recruiting Office.. he knew what he was doing
My dad's side is all Marines. My mom's side of family is all Army. MARINES WON
I wanted to join the army when I was about 10. I have a lot of family that where in the military. My pops was a WWII veteran and my family told me are you sure because once you sign up there's no going back I was the first to join since Vietnam no draftees in my family they told do your best and give it your all . At 20 I enlisted as a 11B . 1987- 2009 both active RA and Cal Guard.
I told the night before I left, because I needed a ride to the hotel where I stayed and then took off in the morning for the army. Hooah firedogs!
I joined because, I love my country and payed for education is nice.
also joined because, my parents were college or your worthless to us type of people.
so the spite factor was a bonus
For younger ones if available then join cadets (army cadets, marine cadets, Air cadets etc)
Gives you good dicapline and good fun
I actually talking to a recruiter, I know my parents are okay with it. But this helps alot
I joined the Army in 1977 and served until my retirement in 1999. All I said to my family was, "Goodbye, I'm on my way to boot camp." They didn't care.
My daughter just told me today that she had an appointment with the recruiter, and preferred I stayed home. She’s very independent
Good advice
Well said Drill.
Good info👍
Y Daughter tricked me into signing paperwork
And got all she needed for turning in
Got doctor physical done after she turned it
. I'm and did training for a awhile to show
Em all how it'd be and then told me what it all
Was for ... Was happy for her and ok after
It was said an done ... 2 guys took her to Spokane for look see at another branch but
Got a shock when they pulled over and driver
Took a whiz on side of the rd 😑🙃 told her
Out and about can't be shy 😎🤗
I actually just pretty much stated one night that I was looking into the Air Force…. Everyone was supportive
Don't join the Army. It's wack.
Edit: I was in the Army. It was wack lol.
They fight for our country so it’s not “wack”
@@lexinicole9206 dying because two old guys are not happy about each other seems pretty wack ngl 😐
@@lexinicole9206 you think killing people is a normal thing to do?
Just like ya mother
@@shiningemerald5591 no it’s not 2 old guys fighting it’s about 1 country trying to take another and make everything different and the army is protecting us from that
I'll never have that problem
Lol how are you not interested in joining but commenting on every video of mine
I'm a dude. I sent my mom a text that I'm going to MEPS on Friday and getting sworn in. it's my life. it's a 4 month process, I told them I put my shit in for the NAVY
Nobody from my family knew I was joining the army because they are all against me. I convinced my wife and she finally let me join because I always wanted to join since high school. My uncle was in the Marines and I was inspired by him. Shipping after Christmas. 😎🤙
I'm definitely interested in joining the military, my goals after high school! I'm studying the asvab before I take the test,wish me luck!💚
Don’t do it. Been in 13 years.
@@trentwhitney3046 i think he should
@@COMBATANT111 and I’d highly recommend a civilian job over the military
@@trentwhitney3046 was your experience bad or something?
@@COMBATANT111 I spent 13 years never doing my job but I trained my ass off like I was going to. Being gone from home 200 days of the year for nothing gets pretty asinine. I enjoyed maybe 3 years of that entire time.
Tip 1, bring a former soldier that knows most recruiters are trying to fuck you over.
Elaborate what should I watch out for
@@illdrumatik391 get everything in writing on your orders. They can promise you the world but give you nothing. Like guarantee job placement after the military, or bonuses that don't exist, or anything. If it's not on your orders don't commit. Like bonuses, duty station, promotions. Make sure it's on orders. I've seen countess soldiers assume they are getting an enlistment bonuses but it wasn't on their orders. Always double check.
@@silentxstrike1468 I’m new to this. By orders you mean on papers?
@@illdrumatik391 by orders, I mean your contract before you ship. The paper thing you, where your going, it's your contract, it's a legal document with the military label saying John doe is ordered to go here at this date he has signed up for xyz to go xyz, he will train to become xyz and receive $$$ bonus after training or so many years. Then assume no one knows about these orders buy you and make 3 copies. This way if the military loses them you can get ahold of your copy. Make a records binder or I love me folder. Make notes of medical situations, anything. Awards, classes. Hell keep a journal. Your military career is a story. It's a journey and alot can happen. But only you can determine how it goes. By keeping records, your transitions, your schooling, and your retirement will go smoothly. Especially medical when you go to retire.
Do what you want, it’s your life, no one is making you do it.
There is a lot of great Benefits to it.
Just depends on how you look at it.
In life there is ALWAYS an obstacle, just choose which one is best for YOU
Welli brought my grandfather, brother and his other brother. Grandfather was 82nd 505 PIR in WWII. His brother was 504 PIR WWII. Brother 3, 82nd 325 th AIR. Brother 4 could not come. He rests in the Italian American Cemetery. He was part of 6615 Ranger Force. His Battalion was wiped out at Cisterna part of Anzio.
I think the Recruiter was overwhelmed. I got my option 40 contract.
Your mom will always oppose your decision
I always wanted to be on the Military since I was just a little shit (kid) growing up as a kid in the 80's I was so into the war movies especially Vietnam which was my now 73 yr old Dad's era I would watch my favorite G.I.Joe cartoons would always have the figures and vehicles, would play any arcade that pertained to war, would watch military biographies Etc so I was born August 8th 1979 the 80's to me had the best movies, toys, games my Dad would even buy me military toy guns plastic grenades, I would use the water grenades to throw at my neighbor's who were my age and any car that passed by then would wear camoflage make-up since Commando was my all-time favorite and Predator with Arnie. I wasn't much into Rambo but anyway turning 10 I got a BB gun so my dad taught me how to shoot while he had his trove of hunting rifles that he would always clean even if it wasn't hunting season. I was commanded by my Dad to never ever touch his weapons so me being a little menace I actually listened since he would take being a Drill Sgt to the house and would have a kid wake up at 0600 when my Mom would go to work. I always told him I wanted to be in the military since our family have its roots since Iwo-Jima his uncle's then his sister who's my aunt was the baby she was in the Army as well. My grandpa here in San Antonio worked for Boeing at Kelly AFB (Now called Lackland AFB) he painted the BUFF when the first came out then during the Vietnam Conflict he started to paint them those badass tan with black camo then my Dad would test the engines for our warbirds so I assume he was an inspector he would work in these sound proof testing rooms for Lackland AFB later on when he came home. Then in '79 my grandma passed away, 3 months later my grandpa then 3 months later I was born. The B-52 he painted is on display at the Medina Base Entrance. Well when I graduated from Catholic School I had the chance to attend Norwich University in Vermont but my sights were my childhood dream. Well, after telling my Dad I was not going to college instead I wanted to be the next one up his only son and my mom's only son to be what I wanted to be. That didn't go well it lead to so many arguments then throwing what shit my Dad had gone through, my Uncle who was one of the first before we were in it by LBJ . He was a Green Beret thanks to the herbicides that our planes were dripping so the trees and deep vegetation can die, he did his duty came back home then ended up with Agent Orange so my Dad and he were very very close. He lost his friends as well over there especially his best friend who would race together then my Mom's Brother was drafted went to Vietnam served in the Army 5th Infantry Red Diamonds ♦️out of Fort Carson Colorado became a Sgt came back home as well safe just himself and a Bronze Star. He passed from COVID January 2, 2021 met his battle buddies who followed my uncle since he was their squad leader. Anyway back to me, I fought about it until one morning my Dad woke me up saying I had an appointment so I think was my time finally... Well FML I always had a haircut every week so I dressed up as good as I could more than a date with the Girlfriend at the time. Ended up at a Medical School 😡 my own father enrolled me into Pharmacy School and I was SO pissed but hearing him say "I always stood by your side and supported your wishes but if I lose you, I rather die so you can hate me all you want but you're my only son and I don't wish what the men/boys in the family had to go through to see life and death, your mother and I decided to put you through Pharmacy" it was to that context so I said F-it I guess I'll be a Pharmacist then. If I would have fulfilled my life dream, I would have been out in some Muj shit place since 9/11 happened so my Dad saved my life. Then was transferred to Notre Dame until he got sick so I had to leave the University of Notre Dame and I did I still had Pharmacy credit I went out there for a different major so in 6 yrs I became a Rph. Instead of a digital cami uniform, I wore a lab coat did my internship at the hospital then bounced around for 20 yrs serving our fellow man/woman/child as your Registered Pharmacist. Ain't life grand?! 🙄 Still wet behind the ears about being tricked. So listen to this video please or else you'll get a surprise that will piss you off. I still love our beloved Military despite my outcome
I went on delayed enlistment for 6 months so I could fish up school. April 1 1987.
I took a taxi to my RSS and left to MCRD without saying anything
I wanted to join the military I had a recruiter and everything, but I have ADHD and I can't be off my medicine, I tried over the summer and it made me really anxious, so instead of the army I'm gonna be a flight attendant
Here's a line you could say to you parent or guardian; "waiters served us, we served each other, but now I'm ready to serv the country, now thar I'm no longer a wuss.
so you think that everyone that doesn't join the military because they put their own safety first is a wuss? 💀
Tip 4 helps bc support doesn’t exist where i come from… thanks
No discussion. I just told them. Only thing they asked is are you sure this what you wanna do. I said yes. Then dad instantly says you know this means you gotta stop smoking weed like yes I know and that was it
Lmao same
Unless you're an adult then it's your decision alone.
I joined the Marine corps but I didn't tell anybody I was leaving for boot camp that way they couldn't say anything about it I wanted to sell my country so that's why I did
"mom....I'm gonna get paid to be an ARMY ho, ok?...."
Be forward
I'm not going to lie my dad was in the army and what he did was he came with me because he had gotten screwed out of a position because he was brand new and didn't know what was going on so he came with me and is making sure I'm getting the job that I want
Tip #5: Shop for designer body bags on Amazon...
I didnt do this, i just told them straight up ima join, august is when i go to meps
My family has no issues with me joining since our entire family has been in a branch of the military
#1 just tell them. You're an adult
#2 if you have a veteran in your family or if you know one ask for and listen to their advice.
Yeah it's your family but a recruiter knows he can't lie to a veteran and a veteran knows what to bring up with the recruiter. That veteran's advice will help make your transition to the military so much easier
Or just send it like I did and join. Then come back one day for the holidays and surprise them haha
😂
Send it they'll be surprised when they get a folded flag 😂
I wanted to join up since I was little, my parents didn't let me and I regret it to this day.
Never to late!
If you are thinking of going to military go to the Air Force and dafanitly talk to the people that You respect about it
Hey you should become a Recruiter
#1 just say you're joining the army. You're an adult.
It’s about a support system for some people 👌
Lmao hopefully I can figure out what to do with my future after joining the military.
Or if your parents are veterans just tell them hey I’m joining the army
I’m 18 and I’m scared of mentioning this to my family so I had my schools vice principal who is a soldier in the army to help me tell them. My mind is already set on joining
It’s your life! Remember that!
@@ErickaBernie thank you!!! and both my aunt and my vice principal are gonna have a meeting together tomorrow
Let me know how it goes!
You went towards the west
I’m seriously considering joining the Marines after college because I want to become more disciplined. But I’m not sure, I major in supplychain management. The goal is to get the logistical MOS. Any credible advice?
Contacting a recruiter is a good first step & since you know what you want to do/gain experience in, that's a good start.
Maybe don't get stuck yet on which branch you want to join until you know more. They all have pros & cons!
Have you considered ROTC? I’m a recruiter, feel free to reach out if you want info about the Army.
"I want to shoot the 🎈." End of story.
When u gone give me a chance ❤️?
I am married, nor am I interested. This is not how you speak to women.
@@ErickaBernie durn my b I’m acting like a male all I was calling u is fine and when I seen ur wife I calm down plus I love ur videos I’m finna join the navy but my b 🤙🏾🤦🏾♂️💀it’s not that serious I get u like females but it’s still a compliment at the end of the day
well in my country its not a decision so I have to join it or jail time lol
I’m 12 am I on the right side of this??
I'm still in high school but I'm interested in the army,thanks for the tip!
@@Lordi-ly8op stop telling people what to do loser go watch some anime
Cool dude
Don’t let anyone stop ya!
Do I want to get treated lower than dirt during and after my deployment, that is if I even make it out alive.....Nah im good
They prepare you for war shit head, you’re not going to a dance club
Nobody is forcing you, nobody wants a unmotivated loser in the ranks
👀 been in for 9 years and been treated pretty well 🤔
@@ErickaBernie Wish I could say the same for homeless vets
@@Churro_EYT been out for 8 years so I fall in vet category. Got a nice house, multiple college degrees and certifications, nice sports car, and a family. The army is what laid the foundation for me. All about them life choices and knowing how to use the tools given to you.
Oh okay i dont care of those things . I just needed some other different things to know . I AINT HERE TO SEE SUCH .
Don't waste all of your leave going 'home', especially if it takes you a day to travel. Do something or go somewhere you may never get to do again. If someone wants to see you, they can visit you.
I’m interested in the rcaf
I would tell them I looked into it and it is a terrible idea don’t join
🤷🏻♀️ personal choice!
Don’t join
I ALREADY TALL MY KIDS THEY FUTURO DEPENDE OF THEM NOT EVERY ONE IN THE MILITARY GO TO FROM LINE. I CARRY MY KIDS BACK .