Thinking of joining the Military

[Iceson Beckford]

Good luck young brother. Use the tools they give you so you can cake in the civilian world

Thank you breh.

Will try and finesse them for what I can.

 

[Donald Trumps Twitter]

Look what ya boy Bert did with that melo rumor


@KnicksTape

 

[Behind-the-wheel]

I heard you need connections or military experience for those jobs

For jobs where you're getting shot at and/or returning fire...yeah.
But for supply, communications, electronics, logistics and personnel management jobs over there...it's just like any other job. Start out at the bottom and work your way up and in....

 

[Behind-the-wheel]

This is true too. My uncle worked out there for damn near a decade, plus your first 80k is tax free. He got my lazy ass cousin a job out there being a janitor make like 60-80k and he turned it down because he was scared. Check it out! They also have jobs at bases overseas in some cool places: Germany, Italy, Japan, etc. I was checking out what I can do once I’m done with my degree and I’m thinking of going to do nursing in Germany if I can.

Usajobs.gov check it out.

I can tell you from experience. between the women...the food...the ease of getting to all the amazing places...the good living...the relaxation...THE PAY....

You WILL NOT want to come back to the US.
Unless youre addicted to mess like ratchet hoes and nasty attitudes or some other "Amerikan" shyt.

EDIT: I can tell you that if I had found out about this life before I got settled down...I would not be here in America. I'd be over in europe with a bootylicious african wife and three beautiful kids with a villa in the countryside overlooking a lake.

 

[concise]

Is this what happened to @Illuminatos ?

 

[semicko82]

For jobs where you're getting shot at and/or returning fire...yeah.
But for supply, communications, electronics, logistics and personnel management jobs over there...it's just like any other job. Start out at the bottom and work your way up and in....

Any links on where I can start

 

[Alvin]

I heard you need connections or military experience for those jobs

 

[Alvin]

For jobs where you're getting shot at and/or returning fire...yeah.
But for supply, communications, electronics, logistics and personnel management jobs over there...it's just like any other job. Start out at the bottom and work your way up and in....

I.T. too? currently making 17.50 an hour for helpdesk, which ain't bad starting out but if they have positions like this for entry level IT I'm game! Will I need certs though?

 

[semicko82]

What?

 

[zayk35]

If u got nothing going on but u want something outta life it can help u TREMENDOUSLY ...I spent 8 yrs in the Marine Corps and I can honestly say everything I've accomplished can be directly traced back to 96-04...and I come from the mud...but I got a rental property and a home (In fukkin Cali!!!) thanks to my time in the USMC

 

[BadBoy]

For jobs where you're getting shot at and/or returning fire...yeah.
But for supply, communications, electronics, logistics and personnel management jobs over there...it's just like any other job. Start out at the bottom and work your way up and in....

holla at me about this real shyt

 

[Behind-the-wheel]

I.T. too? currently making 17.50 an hour for helpdesk, which ain't bad starting out but if they have positions like this for entry level IT I'm game! Will I need certs though?

Yes...if you want to keep going up the ladder.
You can definitely get in considering you're already in IT, just make sure you tailor your resume to every position you apply to.
I started with my A+ from waaaaay back in 2000, got my Net+, SEC+ and got my MCSA in Windows 10 last year.
They paid for everything...including the full travel week away for the Win10 MCSA boot camp.
Going for my Certs in Windows Server 2016 and AWS this year...hopefully I can find another boot camp for those....preferably in California...lol.

 

[Behind-the-wheel]

Any links on where I can start

Yes, see my first post in this thread, I listed all the companies to start with.