@@theofficialdaveharris8794 Nah man don’t listen to him he be tricking you. I been to his Instagram. His name is Lego. He crazy 🤪 I bet he think he’s Napoleon too. Watch out bro. I know this is a year ago but so what.
I was tad at a naval air station to the galley and they worked like 5:days on 2 off then 2 days n 5 off basically I worked half a month I was loving it
I served aboard submarines in the USN as a Steward in the early 70’s. I loved cooking for 12 officers instead of everyone onboard, however, doing all the non cooking assignments were demeaning at their best.
Does a cs aboard a submarine go through different training than any other Navy cs? Is it a career track you have to apply for, qualify for, be “selected“ for? Do civilian restaurants tend to fast track ex-Navy cs’ because they can safely presume certain things, like kitchen fundamentals, food safety, generalized discipline, respect for authority, conscientious and ethical use of their own authority… things like that? I would think such types would be highly sought after, and one of the best things to have on your resume… has this been your observation regarding post- discharge prospects in the civilian world? I know in some circles, applying for a job doing the exact same thing you did in the military is almost a ‘hire ‘em on the spot’ proposition, and for pretty much the same reason, and in very technical fields, assumptions can be made about the level of training they received, and they already knew they might constantly work under the scrutiny of some quality-control individual and aren’t threatened by it or resent it.
So look, you go through CS A school like every culinary specialist does, but then you go into submarine school, and that’s when you get put onto your submarine as a cook.
And yeah most chefs are some hot headed hardcore guys, being a cook in the navy probably won’t get you much creativity but it will give you experience in a high stress environment doing well, cooking, and that’s good for your resume
As a former wardroom member on a ship I got a kick out of your characterization of officers as being lazy.. Picky? Yes. Officers pay for their food unlike enlisted. The mess bill each months gives them a little different feeling about their meals. The secret is to build relationships...both ways.
Not saying that everywhere is like this but when I was in the Navy on deployment on the GW the CSs were lazy and the TAD FSAs were treated like garbage that worked 18 hrs/days while the CSs slept all day especially in S-2 general mess/cargo. Cleaning Wardrooms was the best though the officers uses to leave tips
I cranked in the wardroom - I hated it, every officer decided they needed to talk to you... I can think of few things as annoying. They kicked me out after 2 days and put me in the Chiefs mess. The Chiefs mess was the best, they knew how to leave you alone and let you work! They even let me cook and I was an engineer - I almost changed rate.
To be honest I can’t speak on that because I never been on a sub or talk to anyone that was a CS on a sub. I would say make the best of it weather good or bad. I know their deployments are not as long as us surface guys so that’s a good thing.
Well I have to say, ALL or, mostly All jobs in the military involve long hours. 14 Hours is nothing to the Airborne Infantry that I was part of. 24/7 while I was in "the field" training with guard/security duty, movement to contact etc. You all have clean sheets and hot showers everyday, plus fresh food daily. Yeah you are basically a servant, so are many other jobs in the military. You are being trained to go become a chef if you want in civilian life. Anyway, thanks for the details. For the 6 years I was in I wondered why I didn't enlist for cook. I should have. Oh wwell.
Hi, how you doing! Two questions I seen in the comments you stated if you can go back in time you wouldn’t go CS route can you elaborate on what exactly made you feel that way? N where was the school? Was it located in Texas ?
The school is in fort lee Virginia. I’m just not of fan of the type of cooking we do. We are cooking for a large mass so a lot of the food is precooked and we really can’t put our own twist on meals because we have to follow a recipe card. Plus the hours are very long and it’s the same thing everyday. There is a lot of positives to being a cook but I’m not personally happy being a CS we get shitted on a lot.
Understandable. So I did the oath today and signed contract today as well for CS rate however, was informed by multiple people I can switch rates before my ship out date in April, is this correct? Crazy because I also was told it was a school in Texas? Civilian school ..... I was told this not by my recruiter but the people within Meps. Thank you for responding btw. Appreciate you.
Say what? Score high? On what? On how to crack open eggs and scramble them? Hell. You don’t need but put your name on the test and say “Im done.” You could even use a crayon. Im surprised the test ain’t just you opening a bag of flour and putting it in a bowl in front of someone and they tellin you “ok you got the job”
Jesus Garcia not much I know they work on land most of the time not on ships. They do a lot of LS work like ordering parts when they not cooking in the fields. It’s a little different than cooking on a ship.
my rate is bm i was kinda forced into picking it and I’ve heard bad things about it and idk im tryna see if i can change it to cs (my score was low btw) do you think bm is as bad as everybody says it is
It all depends what kind of person you are. It is a very hands on job painting the ship, sweeping and swabbing ect.. you will be outside in the rain sleet and snow and sometimes blazing heat. You stand a lot of watch underway. When you make rank to E4 you will have a lot of peole working under you so it gets a lot easier no more labor work for the most part just supervising. A lot of seamen say they hate BM but once they become a petty officer they tend to like being a BM.
本当BrokeBoi it all depends on the command. They suppose to rotate you every six months. Most likely where ever you best at that where they will put you. Just be willing to try different positions when your time comes.
Zoe Skoogman yeah you can take leave whenever you just have to route a leave chit and wait to see if gets approved or not by your chain of command. Everyone takes leave for Christmas and New Years if your not on deployment. Then we get holidays off throughout the year. As long as you got leave days on the books you can take leave.
Zoe Skoogman Deployments are when you are away from family the most it could be anywhere from 6-9 months straight. Then we go on underpays every now and then for a week a months 3 weeks it all depends on the mission.
The Official Dave Harris thank you so much! This has been really helpful, I’m really considering becoming a CS, but I know for sure I’ll be going into the Navy (that is if I can get through boot Camp)
No you can’t pick the supervisors will put you where they feel you will do best at. Cooks usually start off as cooks on watch and move around from there.
Everyone in the navy goes through the same bootcamp no matter what job, but seal go through an advance training after bootcamp you won’t have to do that.
@@gracierukavina462 yes you get to eat but it’s rare that you will get to actually sit down and eat because the meal is always behind and you have to rush to eat.
Dani D of course you can. Im on shore duty now and im about to take 2 college classes at southwestern university. You can also take online classes on the ship, its just a little tougher.
Taste Buddz NICE! But isn’t it going to be hard since they work A LOT of hours ? And how long before you can change your job ? I’m not going to be a CS forever right ?
Yep if your a cook that’s all you do. Once you move up in ranks you can do office jobs but when you first start off cooking is all you will do. Yes you get off the ship when we go to different ports.
Pac seaman is not a bad gig if you dont mind working as undesignated seaman working with boatswain mates (BM). You would be painting sanding standing a lot of watches all outside in rain sleet and snow. I have seen people get jobs they want as a pac seaman its just takes a while for most people to get what they want snd the stay seamans forevere because they can rank up.
Taste Buddz Thank you for replying! My recruiter told me that I can do either pact seaman or CS and that I had 6 months to strike for a rate after entering into the Navy. I’ve heard nothing but bad things about pact program, but I do want keep my options open and retake the test.
@@latoyaharris1685 i seen people be pac seaman for 2 years. So 6 months is not a guarantee. There are good that comes with pac seaman its just different with every person. But as a CS you will make rank quick so thats more money. CS is just a tough rate and very unappreciated but it does get easier.
10120royrican it was 2 written test in A school. The first week and the second week. Then you do labs were you cook for the next two weeks. Upon graduating of A school you will het your orders on where you will go/what ship you will go to. Then you go on leave for two weeks until you go to your first command.
10120royrican yeah just make the best out of it. Make sure you run a lot and do push ups and sit ups to past the physical test. Study your start guid you got from your recruiter. Also make sure you get a job in bootcamp so you can make rank like section leader or laundry PO.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 Hi fam am joining as a cs I scored a 35 on my test and that was honestly the only choice I know the others I had no idea what they were. I’ve never done CS before looking at all these videos I think I made a bad choice there’s no way I could change it right? 😂 I have bootcamp in February am stressing.
If you don’t want to be a CS I would go undesignated, because you will hate life in the navy cooking everyday if that’s where your heart is not at. You will rank up faster being a CS.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 sorry for the late reply. I've been thinking it over, what are the hours like? Do we get days off,etc? Either way, I might request a dar and go for cs.
Bobby Palmer our to sea CS work everyday about 12-14 hours a day. In port you get off days and weekends just like any other job, but you work between 7-12 hours a day.
Mark Malara as a E5 reservist working 2 days a months you earn around $400. It’s different for every rank. You can also get orders to work more days and earn more money.
It all depends. First you have to complete 2 years as a CS then hopefully the year you joined the navy as a CS if that year group is overmanned you would be able to. You would just have to talk to your career Counselor. If the rate is undermanned then sorry buddy you will be stuck as a CS like i was.
The Official Dave Harris do you regret it? I like cooking but I understand it will be hard work... it would be cool to eventually cook for the White House... is the money good?
@@Franktheplumber i would say there is a lot of different opportunities being a cook like working at the white house. Being a cook on a ship you are going to heat up precooked meals in the oven more than cooking meals from scratch. The money is good you will leave comfortable if your smart with you money. Thats once you make rank when the money start coming!!
Zay's World I personally don’t because I’m not a fan of this type of cooking for so many people. I rather do something else but that’s just my opinion.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 So like, if I wanna be a servant for the CO, do I tell the recruiter I want that position? Will they train me and test me for the position? Is it gonna be competitive getting the role? Please please answer.
Hi petty officer just signed my contract for CS yesterday I’m having a hard time accepting my fate I really just wanted to get into the Navy and job was the best one offered I wanted to go in AO but was full none available can I still change my mind even if I signed contract already I ship May 19
@@killa_kxm5519 No I didn’t but I talked to my recruiter he said I can change my MOS after a year or 2 or I can try out for a special warfare job when I get to my fleet which is what I’m going to do I wanted to do Avation rescue swimmer since I’ve been swimming almost my whole life so I will be trying out for that !
Why are the cook's on watch being placed on shipboard watchbills the daily duty cooks are already standing watch the reasoning I'm told is this change was made due to the USS Richard fire the only thing this will do is hurt your retention the good cooks will just leave
Thank you PO Davis. My son just signed up today to be a CS. Leaves for boot in March.
I’m very proud of him.
joshua foster you should be I’m sure he will make you proud too! Thank you
Rock on!
CS2, I really enjoy your videos. I'm an Officer and I thought your comment about us being picky and lazy was hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣
Cogito Ergo Sum I’m glad you have a sense of humor..lol. Not all officers are like that tho.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 Nah man don’t listen to him he be tricking you. I been to his Instagram. His name is Lego. He crazy 🤪 I bet he think he’s Napoleon too. Watch out bro. I know this is a year ago but so what.
Damn, bro. Callin out them officers. Haha 😂
Lol..i like them they can just be a little difficult to cook for.
I’ve been working in a kitchen for 9 years.. I want to join and work as a cook so I feel a bit more comfortable.. thank you for this information
Your very welcome. You should do it.
This was great to know all of this! Thank you for making this video!! And thank you for your service!! Keep up the great work!!
Thank you! I’m glad you watch my video!
Thanks for your service. No food in Sailors' bellies, no Navy.
That’s truue and thank you for watching my video!
Thank you for your service Mr Harris.
'Merica🇺🇸❤🦅
Thanks for the info Petty Officer, I appreciate it. I ship on the 8th as a CS
Anytime. Let me know if you have any more questions.
How’s it going now?
everything going good?
Shipmate when i was in the Navy I was a CS3 SW/AW. I was the assistant watch captain, veg prep supervisor, baker, and watch captain.
I was tad at a naval air station to the galley and they worked like 5:days on 2 off then 2 days n 5 off basically I worked half a month I was loving it
Yes that 5 and 2 can be love. It’s just when you do work it’s all day.
I served aboard submarines in the USN as a Steward in the early 70’s. I loved cooking for 12 officers instead of everyone onboard, however, doing all the non cooking assignments were demeaning at their best.
Does a cs aboard a submarine go through different training than any other Navy cs? Is it a career track you have to apply for, qualify for, be “selected“ for? Do civilian restaurants tend to fast track ex-Navy cs’ because they can safely presume certain things, like kitchen fundamentals, food safety, generalized discipline, respect for authority, conscientious and ethical use of their own authority… things like that? I would think such types would be highly sought after, and one of the best things to have on your resume… has this been your observation regarding post- discharge prospects in the civilian world? I know in some circles, applying for a job doing the exact same thing you did in the military is almost a ‘hire ‘em on the spot’ proposition, and for pretty much the same reason, and in very technical fields, assumptions can be made about the level of training they received, and they already knew they might constantly work under the scrutiny of some quality-control individual and aren’t threatened by it or resent it.
So look, you go through CS A school like every culinary specialist does, but then you go into submarine school, and that’s when you get put onto your submarine as a cook.
And yeah most chefs are some hot headed hardcore guys, being a cook in the navy probably won’t get you much creativity but it will give you experience in a high stress environment doing well, cooking, and that’s good for your resume
"Everything" is "everything".
As a former wardroom member on a ship I got a kick out of your characterization of officers as being lazy.. Picky? Yes. Officers pay for their food unlike enlisted. The mess bill each months gives them a little different feeling about their meals. The secret is to build relationships...both ways.
Thanks for this info brother
Sam scholfield no problem
I'm an officer but I'll eat anything and everything 😭
fat god I wish they all was like you!!lol
Great video❤️😋
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My dad retired as a MSCS many years ago❤
Not saying that everywhere is like this but when I was in the Navy on deployment on the GW the CSs were lazy and the TAD FSAs were treated like garbage that worked 18 hrs/days while the CSs slept all day especially in S-2 general mess/cargo. Cleaning Wardrooms was the best though the officers uses to leave tips
Sounds about right!! You get a few good workers but the minority were trash!!
I cranked in the wardroom - I hated it, every officer decided they needed to talk to you... I can think of few things as annoying.
They kicked me out after 2 days and put me in the Chiefs mess. The Chiefs mess was the best, they knew how to leave you alone and let you work!
They even let me cook and I was an engineer - I almost changed rate.
CO’s cook doesn’t sound to bad
It actully was chill. If you don’t mind being a servant it’s not that bad. It gets you away from the hustle and bustle of the galley.
Just signed as a submarine CS, not too happy as of right now. Is CS on a submarine terrible?
To be honest I can’t speak on that because I never been on a sub or talk to anyone that was a CS on a sub. I would say make the best of it weather good or bad. I know their deployments are not as long as us surface guys so that’s a good thing.
Broooo I’m in a school right now for CS and going on a submarine too !!!!!!
Titus Cunningham congratulations
Your an idiot for signing that literally switched to the army the next after the navy tried to fuck me at meps
Well I have to say, ALL or, mostly All jobs in the military involve long hours. 14 Hours is nothing to the Airborne Infantry that I was part of. 24/7 while I was in "the field" training with guard/security duty, movement to contact etc. You all have clean sheets and hot showers everyday, plus fresh food daily. Yeah you are basically a servant, so are many other jobs in the military. You are being trained to go become a chef if you want in civilian life. Anyway, thanks for the details. For the 6 years I was in I wondered why I didn't enlist for cook. I should have. Oh wwell.
Leaving on june 13 my job cs . My rank is E1 do rank up happen fast . What some advice on family's living situation
Hi, how you doing! Two questions I seen in the comments you stated if you can go back in time you wouldn’t go CS route can you elaborate on what exactly made you feel that way? N where was the school? Was it located in Texas ?
The school is in fort lee Virginia. I’m just not of fan of the type of cooking we do. We are cooking for a large mass so a lot of the food is precooked and we really can’t put our own twist on meals because we have to follow a recipe card. Plus the hours are very long and it’s the same thing everyday. There is a lot of positives to being a cook but I’m not personally happy being a CS we get shitted on a lot.
Understandable. So I did the oath today and signed contract today as well for CS rate however, was informed by multiple people I can switch rates before my ship out date in April, is this correct? Crazy because I also was told it was a school in Texas? Civilian school ..... I was told this not by my recruiter but the people within Meps. Thank you for responding btw. Appreciate you.
Lexus Vasquez oh ok congratulations. Sorry I’m not too sure. You might like being a CS some people do.
Can you change your rate ? I just went to meps yesterday and i feel like shit is there any way i can change my rate as a culinary ?
ngoc nguyen you can but you have to wait to years and it depends on if your rate is undermanned or not.
Have you change your rate since this video ?
ngoc nguyen Hell naw I been trying but I can’t my rate is locked up..smh
Can you pick your position?
I have a question the score doesn’t need to be a high score right😭 for the test.
I want to say at least a 35. You might could get a 30 with a waiver I would talk to a recruiter.
Say what? Score high? On what? On how to crack open eggs and scramble them? Hell. You don’t need but put your name on the test and say “Im done.” You could even use a crayon.
Im surprised the test ain’t just you opening a bag of flour and putting it in a bowl in front of someone and they tellin you “ok you got the job”
Hey how to you get medically qualified to keep a beard if you get razor bumps?
Check out my video about beards in the navy I go into detail. But you have to get razor bumps from shaving.
Hey! I'm a culinary student at the moment. Can you help me how can I soon to be a CS too?
Hey CS2 just stroke for my right...IYAOYAS!
What did you get?
AO
Do you woke 5 days straight and 2 days off on the ship then work 2 says straight 5 days off?
Deina Lee yes that’s correct
Derek lol
Casey Rebeck was a personal cook
You know anything about being in a squadron as a CS? if so, what are some pros and cons?
Jesus Garcia not much I know they work on land most of the time not on ships. They do a lot of LS work like ordering parts when they not cooking in the fields. It’s a little different than cooking on a ship.
my rate is bm i was kinda forced into picking it and I’ve heard bad things about it and idk im tryna see if i can change it to cs (my score was low btw) do you think bm is as bad as everybody says it is
It all depends what kind of person you are. It is a very hands on job painting the ship, sweeping and swabbing ect.. you will be outside in the rain sleet and snow and sometimes blazing heat. You stand a lot of watch underway. When you make rank to E4 you will have a lot of peole working under you so it gets a lot easier no more labor work for the most part just supervising. A lot of seamen say they hate BM but once they become a petty officer they tend to like being a BM.
brianna i need to hear your response to this comment now after you joined 😂
Change it join as a css or a cs
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 i failed bootcamp first time bc of run but I’m going back as a AO😭 i got lucky bc fuck bm
@@bri6223 hell yeah you will like AO
Is the CS in demand in the navy?
coprice94 Always!! Thats one of the main jobs recruiters give to people.
Do people have to eat? 🤔
My brother in law in a chief cook
Do you pick the position you want?
本当BrokeBoi it all depends on the command. They suppose to rotate you every six months. Most likely where ever you best at that where they will put you. Just be willing to try different positions when your time comes.
Do you ever get to go on leave? (For like holidays ) or like is it ever possible? (+how long would you be away from family)
Zoe Skoogman yeah you can take leave whenever you just have to route a leave chit and wait to see if gets approved or not by your chain of command. Everyone takes leave for Christmas and New Years if your not on deployment. Then we get holidays off throughout the year. As long as you got leave days on the books you can take leave.
Zoe Skoogman Deployments are when you are away from family the most it could be anywhere from 6-9 months straight. Then we go on underpays every now and then for a week a months 3 weeks it all depends on the mission.
The Official Dave Harris thank you so much! This has been really helpful, I’m really considering becoming a CS, but I know for sure I’ll be going into the Navy (that is if I can get through boot Camp)
Zoe Skoogman your welcome bro and you will definitely make it through bootcamp. Good luck!!!
I didn't mind Watch Captain Flag Mess is The Best to me i met some very interesting People.
John Alexander that’s what I should do!!
Hey is it mandatory for you to do all these positions or you can pick the one you want?
No you can’t pick the supervisors will put you where they feel you will do best at. Cooks usually start off as cooks on watch and move around from there.
Ok thank you.
Pretty Sharee your welcome
for example if i wanted to be a cook, would i have to go through the same boot camp as like a seal or something different?
Everyone in the navy goes through the same bootcamp no matter what job, but seal go through an advance training after bootcamp you won’t have to do that.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 ok thank you
@@gracierukavina462 your welcome!
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 i also wanted to know when the cooks would get to eat there breakfast, lunch and dinner?
@@gracierukavina462 yes you get to eat but it’s rare that you will get to actually sit down and eat because the meal is always behind and you have to rush to eat.
Can you be an Officer in a CS position and still be cooking? My recruiter told me you can’t and that officers just do paper work all day.
Luke Wilson you can be a warrant officers which is basically a chief that went officer.
Ok thank you man!
Luke Wilson your welcome!
Thanks
Richrad Lewis your welcome
Can a CS go to school in the NAVY?
Dani D what kind of school you talking about?
Taste Buddz for instance can they take college credits online or something to get a degree ?
Dani D of course you can. Im on shore duty now and im about to take 2 college classes at southwestern university. You can also take online classes on the ship, its just a little tougher.
Taste Buddz NICE! But isn’t it going to be hard since they work A LOT of hours ? And how long before you can change your job ? I’m not going to be a CS forever right ?
They also provide college classes on deployment on the ship. Called NC pace courses
Im 36 years old.. will i need to do a physical test and is weight important? Thanks in advance
LuckySeven yes you do. Everyone had to do it.
Do you only cook in the ship? Do you get off the ship?
Yep if your a cook that’s all you do. Once you move up in ranks you can do office jobs but when you first start off cooking is all you will do. Yes you get off the ship when we go to different ports.
What’s your opinion on pact seaman/ undesignated?
Pac seaman is not a bad gig if you dont mind working as undesignated seaman working with boatswain mates (BM). You would be painting sanding standing a lot of watches all outside in rain sleet and snow. I have seen people get jobs they want as a pac seaman its just takes a while for most people to get what they want snd the stay seamans forevere because they can rank up.
Taste Buddz Thank you for replying! My recruiter told me that I can do either pact seaman or CS and that I had 6 months to strike for a rate after entering into the Navy. I’ve heard nothing but bad things about pact program, but I do want keep my options open and retake the test.
@@latoyaharris1685 i seen people be pac seaman for 2 years. So 6 months is not a guarantee. There are good that comes with pac seaman its just different with every person. But as a CS you will make rank quick so thats more money. CS is just a tough rate and very unappreciated but it does get easier.
Taste Buddz Ok, thank you!
I hate being a CS I’m DCPO now just glad to be out the galley
Michael Thomas lol.. yeah I went on flight quarters to get away.
WhaT ship are you on?
Lol I feel you bro anything to get up out that shit I’m on the Iwo Jima
Really not feeling cs job how can rank up as cs
How were the test? Anyway you can give more info on when you get out of A school like what happens next?
My ship date is August 19th for CS
10120royrican it was 2 written test in A school. The first week and the second week. Then you do labs were you cook for the next two weeks. Upon graduating of A school you will het your orders on where you will go/what ship you will go to. Then you go on leave for two weeks until you go to your first command.
Good luck they not out to fail you so it’s not that hard the instructors will help you out.
Thanks for the reply!!! CS was not my first choice but it is what it is. And and tips for bootcamp?
10120royrican yeah just make the best out of it. Make sure you run a lot and do push ups and sit ups to past the physical test. Study your start guid you got from your recruiter. Also make sure you get a job in bootcamp so you can make rank like section leader or laundry PO.
I’m good on the PT but that start guide anything in particular besides general orders?
Question: do you get overtime pay when you work over 8hours per day?
No you don’t. If we did we would be rich!!
Sh*t. Im dead already. My ship out date is on Jan 13. Good luck to me. Lol. Btw thanks for the reply.
Overtime in the military? 💀
I am intreasted in becoming a cs in the navy. Do you know anyone that I can ask about this position or what questions I might have?
You could talk to me on here if you like.
Ask me anything!
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 Hi fam am joining as a cs I scored a 35 on my test and that was honestly the only choice I know the others I had no idea what they were. I’ve never done CS before looking at all these videos I think I made a bad choice there’s no way I could change it right? 😂 I have bootcamp in February am stressing.
@@shadinewalters9748 that’s the same thing that happened to me. Did you already swear in?
Should I go for cs or undesignated? I hear undes is miserable but idk.
If you don’t want to be a CS I would go undesignated, because you will hate life in the navy cooking everyday if that’s where your heart is not at. You will rank up faster being a CS.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 sorry for the late reply. I've been thinking it over, what are the hours like? Do we get days off,etc? Either way, I might request a dar and go for cs.
Bobby Palmer our to sea CS work everyday about 12-14 hours a day. In port you get off days and weekends just like any other job, but you work between 7-12 hours a day.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 thanks petty officer.
Bobby Palmer no problem
Hi is there a way to pick a specific position?
No your LPO/chief will pick what job they see fit best for you.
What do reservists make in culinary specialists?
Mark Malara what do you mean what do they make?
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 what do reservists earn?
What do cs's earn if their reservists?I dont know how to put this different.
Mark Malara as a E5 reservist working 2 days a months you earn around $400. It’s different for every rank. You can also get orders to work more days and earn more money.
Mark Malara every job makes the same money it all depends on the rank so E5 will make $400 something a month working 2 days a month.
Do u still go to basic training
Yes as a cook
Do you get use to being a CS? Mean by wake up early?
Leonardo Cardoza yes you do especially working long hours. I still rather do something else tho.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 lol in your opinion what is a fun job in the navy? I'm thinking about join
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 another question when being a cs can you get off the ship when you land at a port?
Leonardo Cardoza depends on what you like to do?
Leonardo Cardoza yes you can
I want to do this I’m 16 right now do you need A drivers license for this and how old do you have to be to do this?
And do you still have to do all the training and everything Elsa to do this
No you don’t need a drivers license and you have to be at least 17 with a parent/ guardian permission.
@@sophialikakis7187 yes you have to do all the training.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 okay thabkq so much it give me. Enough time to study until August
@@sophialikakis7187 your welcome. Good luck!
Why cs?
Avi Love what do you mean why?
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 like why did you chose cs of all jobs not trying to offend anyone im just curious
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Can I change my position from cs
It all depends. First you have to complete 2 years as a CS then hopefully the year you joined the navy as a CS if that year group is overmanned you would be able to. You would just have to talk to your career Counselor. If the rate is undermanned then sorry buddy you will be stuck as a CS like i was.
The Official Dave Harris do you regret it? I like cooking but I understand it will be hard work... it would be cool to eventually cook for the White House... is the money good?
@@Franktheplumber No i dont regret being a CS but if i could go back in time i wouldnt be a CS.
@@Franktheplumber i would say there is a lot of different opportunities being a cook like working at the white house. Being a cook on a ship you are going to heat up precooked meals in the oven more than cooking meals from scratch. The money is good you will leave comfortable if your smart with you money. Thats once you make rank when the money start coming!!
I ship out Sunday and got signed up for cs is it anyway for me not to get on a ship?
Go reserve.
How can you rank up faster as a cs?
Yea you can i made E5 in 3 years coming in as a E1
The Official Dave Harris do you enjoy being a cs?!
Zay's World I personally don’t because I’m not a fan of this type of cooking for so many people. I rather do something else but that’s just my opinion.
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 damn bro
@@anthonyy_vivid5438 it’s the truth
Do they cook good food
It’s ok! Some days are better then others. It’s like eating school lunch..lil
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 aw man I was hoping it wasn’t like no school lunch
How do you get to the culinary positions
cyris tuiloma when you go to the recruiter ask to be a cook.
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So like, if I wanna be a servant for the CO, do I tell the recruiter I want that position? Will they train me and test me for the position? Is it gonna be competitive getting the role?
Please please answer.
Hi petty officer just signed my contract for CS yesterday I’m having a hard time accepting my fate I really just wanted to get into the Navy and job was the best one offered I wanted to go in AO but was full none available can I still change my mind even if I signed contract already I ship May 19
did you ever change?
@@killa_kxm5519 No I didn’t but I talked to my recruiter he said I can change my MOS after a year or 2 or I can try out for a special warfare job when I get to my fleet which is what I’m going to do I wanted to do Avation rescue swimmer since I’ve been swimming almost my whole life so I will be trying out for that !
@@Olivia-tp8gx nice, that’s what i wanted to do but i’ll be going in as a abf. i ship july 29
@@killa_kxm5519 good luck !!!🍀 I ship out in 2 days
@@Olivia-tp8gx how was it did u end up liking it bro
Why are the cook's on watch being placed on shipboard watchbills the daily duty cooks are already standing watch the reasoning I'm told is this change was made due to the USS Richard fire the only thing this will do is hurt your retention the good cooks will just leave
How much is the pay??
Check military enlistment pay chart online
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How many years is this contract?
You can sign up for 4 or 6
@@theofficialdaveharris8794 Any enlistment bonuses?
@@brendanpasillas4616 that I don’t know but you get a re enlistment bonus.
the truth is job sucks!
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Casey Rebeck was a personal cook