Looking at carear change....have thought alot about military service in particular the navy. I would be interested in the RM bar for two things, i'm 29, and although medicly sound, my knee give me stick when i really push myself, i have had it MRI'd phiso everything nothing shows up. Anyway, i was wondering how much of navy life involves boredom, i despise being bored, i need fresh challenges and changing environments and a variety of tasks to perform, also the odd chance to scare the crap outof myself.
I have spoken to some Recruitment types and they say its all action and adventure and not a momment of dullness will enter my life again if i join the navy, alas being a bit wise in the world i recognise the scent of Bull shite, if its that great why do a lot of people i know who have been in quit after their minimum service?
I would be interested in being a navy diver, i'm an accomplished diver already and like the dives where i haveto do things e.g search and recovery wreck exploration over looking at the fish, though i am also interested in a few other areas, oceanographer/weather man as it states you spend quite a bit of time outside and i also have interest in weather patterns maps and such, also nursing for i take satisfaction in helping people and belive this would also give me good post navy qualifications, and would like to be one of the people who get involved when the navy helps out in disaster managment.
Please feel free to take the piss, but any advice will be greatly appreciated.
I have spoken to some Recruitment types and they say its all action and adventure and not a momment of dullness will enter my life again if i join the navy, alas being a bit wise in the world i recognise the scent of Bull shite, if its that great why do a lot of people i know who have been in quit after their minimum service?
I would be interested in being a navy diver, i'm an accomplished diver already and like the dives where i haveto do things e.g search and recovery wreck exploration over looking at the fish, though i am also interested in a few other areas, oceanographer/weather man as it states you spend quite a bit of time outside and i also have interest in weather patterns maps and such, also nursing for i take satisfaction in helping people and belive this would also give me good post navy qualifications, and would like to be one of the people who get involved when the navy helps out in disaster managment.
Please feel free to take the piss, but any advice will be greatly appreciated.