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post 1665352733 08-01-2022, 11:23 AM
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lol at being the governments pawn
post 1665352763 08-01-2022, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted By SteveSanders⏩
Who would be stupid enough to join the military and fight for corrupt western regimes?
people who want to provide you with a medium and a place to sit on your fat bum ass and talk sh!t while enjoying the freedom "men" bring forth to you , you ungreatfull son of a wh0re.


bet youre one of these losers who havent graduated from h.s and work a low level job ,.... been called useless by your family ever since you were 12
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post 1665353663 08-01-2022, 11:37 AM
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Have all respect for any person serving in the military.

But like any job, it has to be hard to find people to basically sign their lives over for a period of years nowadays, no matter what the pay or benefits are.
post 1665353863 08-01-2022, 11:41 AM
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Wish it was like that when I joined the navy def would of dropped out of high school

Might see if I can join again gotta find my dd214

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post 1665354923 08-01-2022, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted By IlChosenOne⏩
Imagine how mentally/emotionally broken a woman has to be to join the military these days


Now multiply that by 100 for a woman joining the Marines
Fuk yes they are. I've known a few. I was playing Warzone quads the other night and dropped in with 3 including a female that was military. She was such a fuking attention whore and they other 2 were eating it up, it was pathetic.
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post 1665354933 08-01-2022, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted By eightduece⏩
The military is a representation of the people it's nation raises. Unless society stops sucking and being fat, selfish and having zero accountability then that's what the military gets too.



It's the easiest time for any branch in a while, recruiting goals across all military branches aren't being met. And don't worry, you don't need to be smart for the air force, the minimum scores are only a few points higher than the other branches. It's like needing a D+ instead of a D on a test.
I feel like the military would hold me back potential wise though. That's 4 years of dedication and I'm nearly 32. Unless I can come out with a $200k salary job, then you have my attention.
post 1665355973 08-01-2022, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
I feel like the military would hold me back potential wise though. That's 4 years of dedication and I'm nearly 32. Unless I can come out with a $200k salary job, then you have my attention.
Well chit if you're gonna have a 200k a year job in the next 4 years then yes don't join the military. If you think you'll be a broke loser 4 years from now, then joining the AF/any other branch in some kind of tech job that gets you a top secret clearance, would get you close to six figures or more when you get out in 4 years. If you can finish a degree in that time frame while in the military, then thats even better for potential civilian employers.
post 1665356053 08-01-2022, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted By eightduece⏩
Well chit if you're gonna have a 200k a year job in the next 4 years then yes don't join the military. If you think you'll be a broke loser 4 years from now, then joining the AF/any other branch in some kind of tech job that gets you a top secret clearance, would get you close to six figures or more when you get out in 4 years. If you can finish a degree in that time frame while in the military, then thats even better for potential civilian employers.
No I'm meaning leaving the military with a nice job. I already have an Associates degree. Would also give me the opportunity to travel the globe from what it looks like.
post 1665356663 08-01-2022, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
No I'm meaning leaving the military with a nice job. I already have an Associates degree. Would also give me the opportunity to travel the globe from what it looks like.
Yeah that's what I'm saying. 4 years in the air force in some cyber job with a top secret security clearance will open you up for higher paying jobs once you leave. Plus you have tuition assistance in the military so you can finish out your bachelor's in your down time. Then you'll have the experience, the security clearance and a degree which would set you up nicely for a civilian job when you get out. On top of that you have the free housing, food and healthcare and can save your money/ build your credit while youre in. So unless you see yourself matching/ exceeding those accomplishments in the next 4 years outside of the military, then it could be a legit option for you.
post 1665362563 08-01-2022, 02:01 PM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
No I'm meaning leaving the military with a nice job. I already have an Associates degree. Would also give me the opportunity to travel the globe from what it looks like.
My dad served 33 years in the Army. Machinist > Combat Engineer > Mechanic > Maintenance Officer > Logistics

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post 1665363163 08-01-2022, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted By volleys⏩
****, fit military women are so hot.
True but they are also fairly rare, especially to the unicorn level that you see posted in OP's pics...
Originally Posted By volleys⏩
But I can't just ignore the fact that almost all of them have had multiple trains run on them.
As long as you are the conductor, it's all Gucci...
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post 1665363233 08-01-2022, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted By SteveSanders⏩
Who would be stupid enough to join the military and fight for corrupt western regimes?
This

With such easy access to information these days, only a true tard could get brainwashed
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post 1665363573 08-01-2022, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted By crupiea⏩
This happens every time there is a democrat administration.

They cut the military budget which means fewer people in the service. They can get rid of existing people just like they did with the covid vaccines. easy way for a good amount of people to basically voluntarily leave when you normally cant do that.

Then they make it harder to join. Its not believable to think with people out of work that they are not looking to the military for work. of course they are as they always do it tough economies.

What this loosening up stuff is is just a way to get more oddballs and weirdos in the service or at least applying to get in. That way they can put them on tv to push their agenda.

Its like when burger king puts out that sign saying $25 an hour to flip burgers. Tons of people should have those jobs but for some strange reason, no one knows anyone making remotely near that amount.
I think it's the complete opposite. The last few years, even before covid the attrition rate has been horrible, specifically in the Army. The younger generation is less prone to want to enlist, due to way more opportunities in the civilian world. These shortage of Soldiers was bound to happen for some time now, before Biden even took office. (Ded fkn Srs)
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