Navy Recruiting

Every person has a different experience, mine was positive. My recruiter was very informative and honest. I appreciated his every effort to help me out. He was not the only one to do so either, several recruiters informed me with facts and took their time to answer any questions I had. I am the type of person that likes to know what I am getting into. For better or worse I just want the truth and I feel I received that. I am confident in my decision to become a sailor. You are not forced to do anything you don’t want and be patient because it is a long process to join. The key is to know what you want out of your situation and understand what you plan to achieve. These men put in a lot of work and it’s human to make minor errors if any are to occur. Many people have a misperception of how the recruiting process works. My advice is to do some research in what the branch offers and how it works and how it will work out for you. The U.S. military is made up of a diverse amount of people with different personalities, beliefs, culture, history and ideals. Come prepared with questions and don’t necessarily let someone else’s experience determine your own.