Benefits have gotten A LOT better than when I served in the 70's. As a retired person this is truly an outstanding deal for a motivated young person. GO NAVY.
I remember getting a paycheck for 300.00. It was a long time ago. The BAH we had to qualify for based on if there was room in the barracks. If there was room, we didn’t get to live off base.
My pops ŵent into the Air Force in 71. Had a wife and I was born.. and his pay as a 1 stripe airmen was only 280 a month.. a month. Then , thank God, he fast tracked to sgt very quickly and in 72 Nixon signed the pay reform act and basically doubled the pay for enlisted. It was a big deal. Between the draft winding down and us getting ready to pull out of vietnam.. recruitment for all branches were at an all time low. They had to sweeten the pot just to maintain readiness across the board.
I retired in 2003 as a Chief. My only advice is to ignore all these splendid benefits. You join because it’s a calling. If you join for a paycheck you’ll be disappointed at some point. Also keep in mind that you’re not young forever. Let it be an adventure, see the world.
I appreciate your truth in this comment. Many join just for benefits, but for me, I actually have a desire and zeal to become a U.S Navy Sailor, and enlist in the navy after high school. At this time, I’m a freshman in high school, and I use this time to train, and educate myself in the ways of the Navy. Hooyah! Future U.S Sailor Marcus Delk 🇺🇸🌊🦅
Whatever you do INVEST 5% TO YOUR TSP, YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT. Also I was putting 20% every time my paycheck hit into my Navy Federal Credit Union savings account. Before you know it 4 years go by with TENS OF THOUSANDS SAVED
Another thing about bonuses is if you have an associate's degree from an accredited school you can get up to $5,000 bonus plus you automatically will be going in as an E3 instead of E1.
Very informational. The voice and speaking cadence used for "Time Off/Retirement" was spot on. That same cadence is picked up again during the close out. I would like to see more videos of this nature. With the same instructor, whether she is an instructor or not, she has the skill for it. Speaking to a class vs speaking to the soulless lenses of a camera is always uncomfortable for the first few hours of recording.
My cousin spent 8 years in, I believe. Lived in Italy, San Diego, and Chicago and got great tech training and now has a great tech civilian job. It seems to have been a very good move for him.
The Navy, and the other services, is about more than just the pay!! First of all, you learn a lot of new things. You make the most incredible shipmates. You get to sail to nearly all parts of the globe. You get to live the adventure. These are just a few things we all get to experience. I joined because, my 19 y/o was at a dead end. My dad encouraged me to join and he was right! The only regret I have is I didn't join the Navy out of HS. The pay is one of the benefits. I had 6 children and I may have paid a total of $50 out of pocket to the hospital. After a 26 year career and now retired, the retirement pay is another one of the benefits.
Basic allowance for housing and basic allowance for substance. It is the money we receive to pay for rent/mortgage and to buy food. The housing allowance changes based on rank, whether you are single or have a family, and cost of living for where you live. For example where I live in the Denver metro area I receive more than say Florida where the cost of living is less and I get more money due to having a family therefore I would need a larger house.
When I saw this gem of propaganda I had to walk away a bit before addressing this video. I’m addressing not as a civilian nor as a one time veteran. I gave 23 years of my life in uniform, and I retired in 2003 as a Chief Petty Officer. I saw the Navy change drastically, whether for good, or bad is irrelevant. At face value it’s hard to dispute the pay and housing for a HS graduate. What they’re not telling you is 1. Deductions 2. Forfeiture of holidays with family and loved ones. 3. Let’s not forget time under commissioned officers who will gladly take your pay for doing things they did in college. 4 The Navy is known for many things, taking care of their own is not one of them. In summary I don’t recommend any of the services especially the Navy based solely on pay. Let it be for adventure or a calling.
Tony Little what a disgrace to put this BS out on a public domain. Just because you had a bad time and couldn’t handle life at sea and a family and not getting holiday pay doesn’t mean others cannot. Keep your issues to yourself and stop trying to persuade good people who want to serve their country not to because you couldn’t handle it.
I’m in high-school right now I’m in the 10th grade and I’m thinking about being in the navy to help pay for my college and this will pretty much help me in life for the future
@@SkyTHEGuy What is an enlisted officer, do you mean E-3? There's a HUGE difference between enlisting with a degree and commissioning as an Officer with a degree.
All NSW jobs have a $35,000 enlistment bonus. Air Force Pararescue also has a $90,000 reenlistment bonus. Although going SOF shouldn’t be for the money, it’s still a job. If you’re gonna do something, do it well. Don’t get played.
I’d love to see a video sometime about how the JAG program operates. Currently am finishing up my undergrad with plans to take the LSAT but would love to serve in the JAG!
If you wish to know more about JAG you should reach out to them directly. They are unique in the way that they do their own recruiting unlike every other aspect of recruiting which is done by recruiting commands
One step at a time, practice for that LSAT and kick its butt! All of the JAG programs require you to be in a Law School. From talking to people who have done the process. JAG is picky (pick the best candidates), certain branches you may have better success. All of them vary in requirements (such as when you can apply). Some start you at different pay/Ranks (Coast Guard pays the best starting out.) Air Force and Army are the only branches who offer loan repayment incentives for the Law School debt. www.law.virginia.edu/public-service/judge-advocate-general-faqs#eleven. - Wish you well!-C
Family member is now an instructor. Very unhappy now after 7 years in and unfortunately looking forward to getting out at end of 2nd contract. Low morale in CT. Retention!!!!
I am retired.. previously a senior level Accountant in Silicon Valley For 13 years and 30 years as Real Estate professional in California. My job in in USNavy for 9years 8 Months as Stewardsman/PO3 In Vietnam
BAH is only given to e5 and above or being married/ have dependents. And if you’re overseas, it’s unlikely you’ll get BAH unless you have dependents. Having rank will just put you in the SNCO barracks. Tuition assistance, from what I was told is at the commands discretion.
I was authorized BAH as an E3 it is always at command discretion in the way that they believe you are responsible enough to live out in town financially
My husband is in the navy and we have kids. I wonder if it's a good idea to join the airforce. I would do mental health service or something. I mainly have worked in a nursing home.
Here in the Navy we're overpaid for sitting on ships and eating 5 course meals and getting paid the same amount as Army or Marine Infantryman.- signed 12 year Army Infantryman 101st Airborne
A lot of people have told me they hate life on a ship. I then thought hey why not go Army? but then my friend tells me the Navy doesn't do morning PT and they get to travel a lot. That might've convinced me to go Navy but idk yet.
Black Yoshi I couldn’t tell you what would be the best branch for you because there’s a lot more than just fitness involved. In both branches you’ll have to PT. If you don’t pass the fitness tests in Navy boot camp you get your graduation date pushed back twice before they separate you. It’s probably similar with army boot. Get in shape before enlisting. Now don’t look at the branches as “what would be best for me” instead you gotta look at how you could best contribute to one of those branches. Choose a MOS/rate you’d be good at
Basic pay might not be that much, but you really not using the money they are paying you every month through basic and A school, everything is provided
Good luck man. You can get the Forever GI bill, but if you want to take advantage of TA (tuition reimbursement, aka the navy pays for your education without taking a single cent from your GI) you have to wait for 3 years before you’re eligible. So you won’t be able to use it until your final years in the navy.
Dont let the TA portion of this video sell you... Its up to your command if they let you have TA and even now they only pay for 12 credit hours per fiscal year. So essentially you will be working on a bachelors the rest of your life. I suggest using FAFSA and Pell grants.
@@daniella8400 not if your smart about it, I'm finished with my bachelor's and the government paid for everything. If TA didn't cover it my Pell Grants and FAFSA did.
When you're on salary doing port and starboard because MM2 dipshit got disqualified plus PMS for an 18-24 hour workday, you're making less than minimum wage even with BAH/OHA and BAS.
Danny Montoya just look it up on google. Student loan forgiveness. I believe it mainly applies to technical rates. So get a high ASVAB score if that’s your goal. Rates like nuke and AECF
Combined Pay and Benefits up to 34,000? How is that calculated? Say if I bought a house in Texas will I get basic housing allowance as well as my basic pay?
Yeah, base pay is base pay, BAH and BAS are extra checks to cover for your food and housing. But some people say it doesn’t cover everything. (BAH & BAS don’t make ends meet and they have ti pay the rest with their base pay allowance.)
Can I still Join Navy at my Age 35 yrs old? I finished 2 and a half year in Nursing School during my College, what MOS is qualified and What Rank mam? Im thingking Reserve or Active whats better? Planning to finish my 4 yr Nursing school 🙏🏻
Yeah I love making 800 less than my basic pay, no bah, emergency leave getting denied. Won’t deny the free college is gonna be great after my 6 years tho
So you are trying say that after 20 years you now retire and not transferred to the Fleet Reserve for 10 years. I retired from the NAVY in 1989 and after 20 years you get 50% of your base pay but after 30 years of service you get 75% of base pay. I know the NAVY has changed but I don't think this has ever changed.
Thanks so much for reaching out. To serve as an Enlisted Sailor, you must be a U.S. citizen or, if you’re a non-citizen, you may join the Navy if you entered the United States on a permanent residence visa or have an Alien Registration Green Card and have 1) established a bona fide residence, and 2) established a home of record in the United States. To serve as an Officer, you must be a U.S. citizen. Only after immigration procedures are completed and an applicant is legally residing in the United States may an application for enlistment be accepted. The Navy cannot assist with immigration/citizenship.
Active and reserve pay is different. Also, medical for reserve is different, but then again you are only in uniform for 1 weekend out of the month and 2 weeks out of the year. However, when you mobilize as a reservist you get the active benefits.
Hi there, thank you for reaching out! If you have any questions feel free to send us a direct message on Instagram (@americasnavy). Also, you could reach out to a recruiter who will be able to guide you through the process and answer your questions. You can request that one contact you directly by completing this form: bit.ly/3ilzyzT
I see alot of "Its not worth it " comments, and alot of "Go for it"😵 Im 30 years old single mom of two kids, Is it worth me going to the military, if so what branch😩
Not at all, you’ll be gone from your kids for a very long time, deployments, schooling, not to mention probably missing important things because they won’t accept your leave or something. A family member died and they denied my leave and pretty much told me to suck it up. Not at all worth it
Maybe you should try a national guard unit. The air national guard might be good. My father served in the air force early in his military career and was sent to Vietnam. He later went to the Air National Guard and was never deployed and never had to PCS. The guard may be right for you.
I feel you sis. Ok I’m not a mother but I agree some say it’s worth it others say it isn’t. To be exact, 95% say it isn’t worth it and only the 5% that did their 20 years seem to enjoy their time in the military.
Great question. Normally ships will go to sea for 10 days to 2 weeks each month for training operations in preparation for deployment. Extended operations away from home port can last up to 6 to 9 months, and ships typically deploy once every 18-24 months.
@@jacobwilliams1319 i have no college degree and have the opportunity to make $1050 a week if i want. But i dont burn myself out and i make like $875 a week. Thats a hella lot for a 21 year old
@@davidtops4265must be his location. I live in an urban environment and here line cooks can make $22 an hour. That’s $45.8k a year for a 40 hour week. If you do 50 hours your salary will be $57,200.
Wow this is my recruiter
Small world
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Benefits have gotten A LOT better than when I served in the 70's. As a retired person this is truly an outstanding deal for a motivated young person. GO NAVY.
I remember getting a paycheck for 300.00. It was a long time ago. The BAH we had to qualify for based on if there was room in the barracks. If there was room, we didn’t get to live off base.
Me too man. This is way better than back in the '80s under the Regan terms. People got it nice as heck now.
My pops ŵent into the Air Force in 71. Had a wife and I was born.. and his pay as a 1 stripe airmen was only 280 a month.. a month. Then , thank God, he fast tracked to sgt very quickly and in 72 Nixon signed the pay reform act and basically doubled the pay for enlisted. It was a big deal. Between the draft winding down and us getting ready to pull out of vietnam.. recruitment for all branches were at an all time low. They had to sweeten the pot just to maintain readiness across the board.
@@alankates2866under Regan the military received one of the biggest pay increase in history I think it was in 1981 or 1982. He was very pro military.
I retired in 2003 as a Chief. My only advice is to ignore all these splendid benefits. You join because it’s a calling. If you join for a paycheck you’ll be disappointed at some point. Also keep in mind that you’re not young forever. Let it be an adventure, see the world.
Unless ofc you join as an officer
PR1 Taylor here, I second this advice.
@@alexandermorse1306, what do you mean by that?
@@heartcomedy5 officers get paid extremely well
I appreciate your truth in this comment. Many join just for benefits, but for me, I actually have a desire and zeal to become a U.S Navy Sailor, and enlist in the navy after high school. At this time, I’m a freshman in high school, and I use this time to train, and educate myself in the ways of the Navy.
Hooyah!
Future U.S Sailor Marcus Delk 🇺🇸🌊🦅
Shipping out March 2020 🤘
What day?
Whatever you do INVEST 5% TO YOUR TSP, YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT. Also I was putting 20% every time my paycheck hit into my Navy Federal Credit Union savings account. Before you know it 4 years go by with TENS OF THOUSANDS SAVED
@@meiyouren1230 March 3rd
@@dankdandy Damn. I ship March 11.
@ Brian I’m shipping out on March 3 too. I’m going in as an EN
Another thing about bonuses is if you have an associate's degree from an accredited school you can get up to $5,000 bonus plus you automatically will be going in as an E3 instead of E1.
Really I will be graduating from an early college they dont tell us this.
@@nyssatrevino1662 check out the Navy website they have a list of the available bonuses.
@@dankdandy I'll be sure to do that. Thank you
And if you have a bachelors degree the bonus is $8,000.
@@brittstime3470 or you could commission as an officer.
Currently in the enlistment process. Taking my ASVAB two weeks from now looking forward to taking a big step in my life 💯
congrats bro
Robert Zuccaro lol i get shipped out in january
@@PorcelainSubmarine how’s everything now?
@@killa_kxm5519 nonstop studying jet engine mechanics it’s 1am rn
@@PorcelainSubmarine what’s your rate
Very informational.
The voice and speaking cadence used for "Time Off/Retirement" was spot on. That same cadence is picked up again during the close out.
I would like to see more videos of this nature. With the same instructor, whether she is an instructor or not, she has the skill for it.
Speaking to a class vs speaking to the soulless lenses of a camera is always uncomfortable for the first few hours of recording.
My cousin spent 8 years in, I believe. Lived in Italy, San Diego, and Chicago and got great tech training and now has a great tech civilian job. It seems to have been a very good move for him.
Excellent presentation.
When are yall gonna have me on the channel?? lol
Lmaoo
Dek
The Navy, and the other services, is about more than just the pay!!
First of all, you learn a lot of new things. You make the most incredible shipmates. You get to sail to nearly all parts of the globe. You get to live the adventure. These are just a few things we all get to experience.
I joined because, my 19 y/o was at a dead end. My dad encouraged me to join and he was right!
The only regret I have is I didn't join the Navy out of HS.
The pay is one of the benefits. I had 6 children and I may have paid a total of $50 out of pocket to the hospital.
After a 26 year career and now retired, the retirement pay is another one of the benefits.
Missing the most important thing..... DEDUCTIONS!!!!!!
Well in all honesty military pays a lot less in deductions than their civilian counter parts due to all allowances being tax free, and tax free zones
steven wieck it’s not tax free let me tell you that lmao
BAH and BAS are tax free
what is that, if you have time explain please.
Basic allowance for housing and basic allowance for substance. It is the money we receive to pay for rent/mortgage and to buy food. The housing allowance changes based on rank, whether you are single or have a family, and cost of living for where you live. For example where I live in the Denver metro area I receive more than say Florida where the cost of living is less and I get more money due to having a family therefore I would need a larger house.
When I saw this gem of propaganda I had to walk away a bit before addressing this video. I’m addressing not as a civilian nor as a one time veteran. I gave 23 years of my life in uniform, and I retired in 2003 as a Chief Petty Officer. I saw the Navy change drastically, whether for good, or bad is irrelevant. At face value it’s hard to dispute the pay and housing for a HS graduate. What they’re not telling you is
1. Deductions 2. Forfeiture of holidays with family and loved ones. 3. Let’s not forget time under commissioned officers who will gladly take your pay for doing things they did in college. 4 The Navy is known for many things, taking care of their own is not one of them. In summary I don’t recommend any of the services especially the Navy based solely on pay. Let it be for adventure or a calling.
Tony Little what a disgrace to put this BS out on a public domain. Just because you had a bad time and couldn’t handle life at sea and a family and not getting holiday pay doesn’t mean others cannot. Keep your issues to yourself and stop trying to persuade good people who want to serve their country not to because you couldn’t handle it.
Craig Ward 😂😂😂😂😂
Joined the military not for pay, but for the brotherhood. Semper Fi
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@@tonylittle8634 So you're saying as a Chief Petty Officer you didn't take care of your people? You were the problem, never give up on a sailor.
Didn't add deductions, depression, service related alcoholism, toxic chain of command, suicide rate, and back to back deployments
Danolyzed type of guy to be like “yeah I was gonna join the navy but I ain’t no sheep.”
Danolyzed not you the guy complaining on top
@@legojawa3776 oh ok
@@Danolyzed how many times you go out to sea ?
Marine crayon 🖍
DC1 Yum-yum did a great job.
You forgot to leave out that BAH only applies to E-5's or higher, which take about 4 years to rank up that high.
Fine by me, I'll Live in the barracks until my BAH gets higher cuz of my rank and mature especially if someone is joining right after high-school
I’m in high-school right now I’m in the 10th grade and I’m thinking about being in the navy to help pay for my college and this will pretty much help me in life for the future
@@SkyTHEGuy depends which school. Only yellow ribbon schools get paid fully with the GI bill. Other than that there is a cap on the amount paid.
@@SkyTHEGuy That makes no sense? why you enlist after paying for college and completing it? If you're talking about debt, you already failed.
@@SkyTHEGuy What is an enlisted officer, do you mean E-3? There's a HUGE difference between enlisting with a degree and commissioning as an Officer with a degree.
@@SkyTHEGuy nothing to look up because it's not a thing.
@@SkyTHEGuyofficers and enlistment are different things
Shipping out February 2020! 🤙🏾
Me too where Chicago ?
Tai Fuego yup
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Same
February 26
She did a great job being a leader that she is. I listened to the whole video
Thank you! We appreciate the feedback.
Awesome, I plan on enlisting soon!
Toya G heyyy I just enlisted and it’s not a bad idea like they offer a lot and it seem like a cool experience. I can even give u insight on my process
@@destinymonts9264 can u help mean out ? I'm thinking about it I'm 20 n still kinda if undecided
Benji Nieto honestly if you been doing a little research I say go for it,talk to a recruiter and go from there. Have you taken a practice asvab ?
@@destinymonts9264 I took it, got like 95th% or something, but idk if I wanna enlist
Trying out on Monday!
All NSW jobs have a $35,000 enlistment bonus.
Air Force Pararescue also has a $90,000 reenlistment bonus.
Although going SOF shouldn’t be for the money, it’s still a job.
If you’re gonna do something, do it well.
Don’t get played.
Sorry do you know a lot about US navy ? I really wanna see the US navy
Good information
I’d love to see a video sometime about how the JAG program operates. Currently am finishing up my undergrad with plans to take the LSAT but would love to serve in the JAG!
If you wish to know more about JAG you should reach out to them directly. They are unique in the way that they do their own recruiting unlike every other aspect of recruiting which is done by recruiting commands
steven wieck I appreciate that information. I will definitely be reaching out to a local recruiters office soon to get those details. Thanks sir.
One step at a time, practice for that LSAT and kick its butt! All of the JAG programs require you to be in a Law School. From talking to people who have done the process. JAG is picky (pick the best candidates), certain branches you may have better success. All of them vary in requirements (such as when you can apply). Some start you at different pay/Ranks (Coast Guard pays the best starting out.) Air Force and Army are the only branches who offer loan repayment incentives for the Law School debt. www.law.virginia.edu/public-service/judge-advocate-general-faqs#eleven. - Wish you well!-C
Would of loved to join the navy when I was younger
Family member is now an instructor. Very unhappy now after 7 years in and unfortunately looking forward to getting out at end of 2nd contract. Low morale in CT. Retention!!!!
Why is her voice so Calming tho lol
Idk I want to sleep hearing her voice
I LOVE NAVY
navystronggggg!!!
I am GI Bill Veteran in 1971-1976, Free Education. Served in the Navy
1958-1968.
wowwww that'd cool so where do you work now??
I am retired.. previously a senior level Accountant in Silicon Valley
For 13 years and 30 years as Real
Estate professional in California.
My job in in USNavy for 9years 8
Months as Stewardsman/PO3
In Vietnam
👍
Shipping out September 2020!
September 22💪🏾🌚
good luck
Pate good luck
How do you like to so far
Plus people should join for paid college with GI bill after you serve
You don't get things free in life you work for it plus patriotism 🇺🇸
Harvey Sanchez this is the main reason I’m thinking of enlisting tbh. The pros you get after serving, in my opinion, far outweigh the cons of serving
@@josephguard3504 I wish people were as forward thinking as you. Student loan debt can be debilitating to an extent. The GI Bill can help with that.
BAH is only given to e5 and above or being married/ have dependents. And if you’re overseas, it’s unlikely you’ll get BAH unless you have dependents. Having rank will just put you in the SNCO barracks. Tuition assistance, from what I was told is at the commands discretion.
I was authorized BAH as an E3 it is always at command discretion in the way that they believe you are responsible enough to live out in town financially
steven wieck you got really lucky, I’ve never heard of an e3 and below that hasn’t been at the command for at least a year or has dependents
@@asianconservativelawyer1531 Single E4 over 4 years is authorized BAH.
Musket 2018 must be new navy, lucky.
God bless you all
Shipping out tomorrow
HOOYAH!
I miss you.
that’s genuinely sad man im sorry
The pay is not bed when you think about it
FC's represent
My husband is in the navy and we have kids. I wonder if it's a good idea to join the airforce. I would do mental health service or something. I mainly have worked in a nursing home.
Here in the Navy we're overpaid for sitting on ships and eating 5 course meals and getting paid the same amount as Army or Marine Infantryman.- signed 12 year Army Infantryman 101st Airborne
Gunslinger x66 we’re *
Maybe for ur rate but the Navy corpsman working with marines and cyber warfare engineers are getting paid a decent amount of money
Thomas Nguyen you don’t know anything, please stop talking.
@@IVCRUSH1 im offended reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee u didn't get the joke
everyone in the Navy are POGS they're all so fat
Thomas Nguyen I’m**
A lot of people have told me they hate life on a ship. I then thought hey why not go Army? but then my friend tells me the Navy doesn't do morning PT and they get to travel a lot. That might've convinced me to go Navy but idk yet.
Black Yoshi Don’t do morning PT 🤨? In general you’re joining a branch of the military. Every branch PT in the morning especially the Navy.
The fuq, yes they PT in the morning. The PT is the least you have to worry about in the Navy
@@alexbermuda5740 so would Army or Navy be best for me? im not a very fit guy
Black Yoshi I couldn’t tell you what would be the best branch for you because there’s a lot more than just fitness involved. In both branches you’ll have to PT. If you don’t pass the fitness tests in Navy boot camp you get your graduation date pushed back twice before they separate you. It’s probably similar with army boot. Get in shape before enlisting. Now don’t look at the branches as “what would be best for me” instead you gotta look at how you could best contribute to one of those branches. Choose a MOS/rate you’d be good at
@@alexbermuda5740 you bring up a good point I have been looking into the Army MOS cyber security. I think that's something I really wanna do.
Basic pay might not be that much, but you really not using the money they are paying you every month through basic and A school, everything is provided
When are you coming home?
Nice plan to join the navy seals
•Basic Pay
•BAH
•Paid Vacations
•Education
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Shipping out June 8th 2020 who else ?
Hows it going?
hows it going
You dead lol
Single and Stationed on a ship... $0.00, but You do get Sea Pay!
How much is sea pay
Depends on rank and time in service, $50/month up to over $750. I was an E-5 with 5 years and I got about $400 back in the late 80's.@@Me-eb3wv
I’m joining because of the free education but my goal is to be an officer in the navy 😊
Good luck man. You can get the Forever GI bill, but if you want to take advantage of TA (tuition reimbursement, aka the navy pays for your education without taking a single cent from your GI) you have to wait for 3 years before you’re eligible. So you won’t be able to use it until your final years in the navy.
Shipping out Feb 2022
HOOYAH ⚓️
Shipping out in 3 days ⚓️ wish me luck 🍀
Good luck brother
How do u like it so far
What if you don't want to go to college. Can u give the gi bill to like your kids or something
Hi there, thank you for reaching out! Yes, you can pass on your G.I. Benefits to your dependents!
Yeah yeah yeah, also take 350 from my paycheck for BAS for food I don’t even eat on the ship
DISTRICT COMMANDER‼️
Damage Control = Firefighter in the Navy
Dont let the TA portion of this video sell you... Its up to your command if they let you have TA and even now they only pay for 12 credit hours per fiscal year. So essentially you will be working on a bachelors the rest of your life. I suggest using FAFSA and Pell grants.
You mean like the student loans you’ll pay for the rest of your life ...
@@daniella8400 not if your smart about it, I'm finished with my bachelor's and the government paid for everything. If TA didn't cover it my Pell Grants and FAFSA did.
so its up to the command to let you have GI bill??
Tell me more
@@alanshearer3682 , that's correct! Remember, the ship's mission is priority!
March 13th marines ? My name will be recruit cherry Parris Island
Ship October 7th
You got this 💪
please buddy help me how to apply to us navy
Does GI bill still work with a few F grades?
When you're on salary doing port and starboard because MM2 dipshit got disqualified plus PMS for an 18-24 hour workday, you're making less than minimum wage even with BAH/OHA and BAS.
But it's tax free when you are OCONUS. How often does that happen?
Go officer.
iam 56 i feel like joining now lol
go navy
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Shipping out in December!
What rate ? I'm currently studying for my asvab rn and also were their and set backs getting to this point ?
Thanks.
Raymond Davis I got IT-ATF, the only real setback for me was trying to gain weight for months
MLGDonaldTrumps I ship out December 19th and my rate is IT-ATF too
Riley aye maybe we will see each other
MLGDonaldTrumps haha probably. What day do you ship out?
I love her face
Is there a cadet program for teens under 17?
My dream is to join the US Navy 🙂
Does the navy still offer the loan repayment program?
Danny Montoya for certain rates
@@terriblelottery thanks! What rates offer this?
Danny Montoya just look it up on google. Student loan forgiveness. I believe it mainly applies to technical rates. So get a high ASVAB score if that’s your goal. Rates like nuke and AECF
@@terriblelottery thank you for the reply.
Don't compare civilian vs military pay
It should be this is what we pay for your life. Should be E1 starting at 3,000 a month.
100% service Connected Disability
Dependants VA tuition free education.
Combined Pay and Benefits up to 34,000? How is that calculated? Say if I bought a house in Texas will I get basic housing allowance as well as my basic pay?
If you are e5 or above you can qualify for BAH. Otherwise if you’re below e5 you can only qualify for BAH if you’re married.
Yeah, base pay is base pay, BAH and BAS are extra checks to cover for your food and housing. But some people say it doesn’t cover everything. (BAH & BAS don’t make ends meet and they have ti pay the rest with their base pay allowance.)
Sadly I ain’t get any bonuses
Can I still Join Navy at my Age 35 yrs old?
I finished 2 and a half year in Nursing School during my College, what MOS is qualified and What Rank mam?
Im thingking Reserve or Active whats better? Planning to finish my 4 yr Nursing school 🙏🏻
THIS IS AWESOME! I SHIP FOR BOOTCAMP NOVEMBER 19! PACT SEAMAN! GO USA 🇺🇸⚓🇺🇸⚓🇺🇸⚓🇺🇸⚓
RIP. Enjoy RTC 💀
Keep the positive energy.
They got you with the PACT 😂
The 3 years active duty, that means you are physically in combat?
no lol. "active duty" just means working full-time in the military, as opposed to "reserve" which means working part-time
Hey free food, free housing, and pay what!!!!
Anything free is alright with me
I'm enlisting after high school
Same
Me as well
What grades r u guys in
I'm a junior right now
Bro if possible u should try to join the US Naval Sea Cadet Corps. Im in it and when i enlist i will automatically become E-3
I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE RESERVES
Ireri Trujillo don’t waste ya time , it’s only good for health insurance
I have different circumstances
What do you need to know?
does the navy pay for unions?
Yeah I love making 800 less than my basic pay, no bah, emergency leave getting denied. Won’t deny the free college is gonna be great after my 6 years tho
You should have signed the 4 year enlistment. Why are you making 800 less than basic pay?
Just how much are they taxing you?
So you are trying say that after 20 years you now retire and not transferred to the Fleet Reserve for 10 years. I retired from the NAVY in 1989 and after 20 years you get 50% of your base pay but after 30 years of service you get 75% of base pay. I know the NAVY has changed but I don't think this has ever changed.
Unfortunately now if you serve 20years you only get 40percent (for new recruits) I'm still okay with that
@@NoNo-qy9yy You also get to participate in the TSP (401K). Which gives you the potential to make more money during your retirement.
i will join the navy for you 😍
That college deal is alright…can I join, I’m Aussie and in my 40’s, will that matter?
Thanks so much for reaching out. To serve as an Enlisted Sailor, you must be a U.S. citizen or, if you’re a non-citizen, you may join the Navy if you entered the United States on a permanent residence visa or have an Alien Registration Green Card and have 1) established a bona fide residence, and 2) established a home of record in the United States. To serve as an Officer, you must be a U.S. citizen.
Only after immigration procedures are completed and an applicant is legally residing in the United States may an application for enlistment be accepted. The Navy cannot assist with immigration/citizenship.
Does the benefits go both ways for active and reserve?
Active and reserve pay is different. Also, medical for reserve is different, but then again you are only in uniform for 1 weekend out of the month and 2 weeks out of the year. However, when you mobilize as a reservist you get the active benefits.
No. they aren’t
Hello
How to claim the benifits my grandfather died in word war2.
Have you received your grants and benefits. Just received my grants on Friday. Confined processes
Hello can you guide on how to join the US navy?
Hi there, thank you for reaching out! If you have any questions feel free to send us a direct message on Instagram (@americasnavy). Also, you could reach out to a recruiter who will be able to guide you through the process and answer your questions. You can request that one contact you directly by completing this form: bit.ly/3ilzyzT
@@davidtops4265 go and see a recruiter
THAT PAY IS BEFORE TAX, IM AN E2 GETTING WAY LESS THAH THAT
Yup, your after tax salary is like $20k
Mom send my paperwork.
Can filipino aply?
That brown shirt is out of regs
I see alot of "Its not worth it " comments, and alot of "Go for it"😵 Im 30 years old single mom of two kids, Is it worth me going to the military, if so what branch😩
Not at all, you’ll be gone from your kids for a very long time, deployments, schooling, not to mention probably missing important things because they won’t accept your leave or something. A family member died and they denied my leave and pretty much told me to suck it up. Not at all worth it
Maybe you should try a national guard unit. The air national guard might be good. My father served in the air force early in his military career and was sent to Vietnam. He later went to the Air National Guard and was never deployed and never had to PCS. The guard may be right for you.
If your going for active duty, try the Air Force. I heard they don’t deploy quite bad much and there not as long. If not, try the reserves.
Only one way to find out but if I were you I wouldn’t bother
I feel you sis. Ok I’m not a mother but I agree some say it’s worth it others say it isn’t. To be exact, 95% say it isn’t worth it and only the 5% that did their 20 years seem to enjoy their time in the military.
I do I really get tired of watching TV through a windshield and NASCAR need to turn the goddamn camera off and this is coming from the Navy
So this is how a ADMIRAL CAN BECOME A MILLIONAIRE.
I want to be a sand sailor
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How much pay for leave
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Hello, what is the duration of staying on sea for a year???
Great question. Normally ships will go to sea for 10 days to 2 weeks each month for training operations in preparation for deployment. Extended operations away from home port can last up to 6 to 9 months, and ships typically deploy once every 18-24 months.
What do they do when they aren’t at sea that one week of the month?
955 is how much I pay for 2 bedrooms
1100 is for a single bedroom here in Texas.
0:53 thats a lie there are so many jobs where you can make over $2000 a month straight outa highschool
Wrong divide the by 2 what u get but man I understand military make a lot like extra pay opportunity
@@jacobwilliams1319 i have no college degree and have the opportunity to make $1050 a week if i want. But i dont burn myself out and i make like $875 a week. Thats a hella lot for a 21 year old
@@volitiveclover how do you make that in a week
@@davidtops4265must be his location. I live in an urban environment and here line cooks can make $22 an hour. That’s $45.8k a year for a 40 hour week. If you do 50 hours your salary will be $57,200.
I’m a bruh