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Would you do it again?

Started by patrickodang, Mar 16, 2012, 06:58

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NukeNTO

Yes I'd dol it again.  I'm glad I'm done now, but I don't regret my decision to join.  Learned a lot, got paid pretty well and my experience got me my current job. 

Jechtm

Just do it.

Really.

I was at gamestop for a few years, now im ready to start as an elt on the worlds most advanced submarine. Its life changing.
"Truth is the Daughter of Inspiration;... It is like a finger pointing a way to the moon. Don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all that heavenly glory."

~Bruce Lee

Already Gone

Lemme see how many different smartass answers I can come up with...

Probably.  If I could go back in time and change one decision, that one would not be the top of the list.

No.  If I could go back, knowing what I know now, I wouldn't have needed to join the Navy.

No.  Doing it again would be silly, having done it once already.

No.  If I were aware at the time of the other options and opportunities that were available to me then, I would have picked one of them.

But, if I were to go back, with the same circumstances that I lived under at the time, and having no power to change them , Hell Yeah, I would do it.  Only, this time, I'd do it BETTER!!!
"To be content with little is hard; to be content with much, impossible." - Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach

Rod Puller

Absolutely.  I was a perpetual underachiever academically until I went through the NNPP.  Now I embrace every challenge I encounter.  For most (not all) it will be an experience that you can grow from emotionally, intellectually, and financially.  None of my friends from high school can come close to what I made in the Navy and what I'm making now that I'm out and in the commercial industry.  On top of that, your sea stories will ALWAYS* make you a popular guy in social settings.

*Assuming you don't end up on a boomer.  Then you do nothing and have nothing to talk about.  Unless you were on the USS Tennessee or in the vicinity of the Cumberland River in the spring of 2008.

Marlin

Quote from: Rod Puller on Apr 19, 2012, 08:23
Absolutely.  I was a perpetual underachiever academically until I went through the NNPP.  Now I embrace every challenge I encounter.  For most (not all) it will be an experience that you can grow from emotionally, intellectually, and financially.  None of my friends from high school can come close to what I made in the Navy and what I'm making now that I'm out and in the commercial industry.  On top of that, your sea stories will ALWAYS* make you a popular guy in social settings.

A very common theme for Navy Nukes. Rickovers nuclear plantation has instilled work ethic in many a young squid.