Stop worrying about what you "cant or don't want to do." If that's your attitude your cherry wont get poped but it will get ripped.
Navy~ Play in the water
Marines~ Play in the water
Army~ (Rangers, SF, Conventional Soldier Drown Proof Training) yep Play in the Water
Air Force~ PJ's oh yes they play in the water toWhat military branch (besides air force) stays out of the water most ?
that would be the army, the marines and navy are water based, marines as water invasion forces and the navy obviously with boats.
the Army is land based and are brought in by plane in most cases when dealing with foreign affairs like Afghanistan.
to Jake, the green berets are a all around force, they're expected to do water based special operations too.What military branch (besides air force) stays out of the water most ?well probably the u.s. army because the u.s. navy pretty much explains itself marines do a lot of ocean involved things too so i would say the army the army does do some water involved stuff like the special forces diver but it's not required unless you want to.
Is this a joke?
Navy, water.
Coast Guard, water.
Marines, war.
Army, war.
Air Force, you don't want.
I suggest you join the Girl Scouts, you pussy.What military branch (besides air force) stays out of the water most ?Army is probably your best bet. You'll probably be where the fighting is after training, and I'm no geologist but there aren't many large bodies of water in the middle east.What military branch (besides air force) stays out of the water most ?
National Guard or Army (unless you go Rangers or Green Berets). Marines require you to swim. Navy loves water. Coast Guard loves water. Air Force goes over water a lot.
You should learn how to swim. It would help you in any branch of the military.What military branch (besides air force) stays out of the water most ?
I,d say u go to the army(tanks,soldiers) if u want to see some action but if u want to stay somewhere safe go in the National Guard
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