What is the difference between Army ROTC and Air Force ROTC?

Question

both are offered at my university and I am deciding which one is better for me.............the army grabs me with its monthly allowance but I don't know if the air force has one...

which one is better?

Answer 1

like people said b4, look at the career options they offer and decide which one you like more. AF does offer a stipend of $350-500 a month depending on year and weather you commit or not and a $900 book allowance. both are great programs, and i would highly recomend you join, Good luck

Answer 2

one of each helps you get more money for when you join the army or the air force. the air force is more of a choice for people who would not like to be directly in the war, but helping from a far away distance. the army likes to get down and personal, like the marines. i'd choose the air force since i'm more of a scientific guy. the army likes to give incentives so that they can attract more people to get killed over in iraq or Afghanistan. choose wiselyy

Answer 3

Well I am in High School right now and I am in Navy Junior ROTC.  If you were in any ROTC in High School then whatever one it was if they don't have it at your university I'd choose the one closest related to it.  But benefit wise the Army would be the best.  They go through a lot of boot camp and if you are just triying to join the military and really have your mind set on the Army try visiting this website.  And the Army in more athletic due to the fact they go through more boot camp, Air Force has a lot of test and stuff liek that.

Answer 4

One has to do with the Army, the other has to do with the Air Force (they are different Services).

Answer 5

one is the air force and the other is the army, want me to break it down simpler?

Answer 6

One is for Air Force and the other is for Army

Answer 7

Would you rather serve in the Army or Air Force after college?

Both will offer identical or nearly identical structures in terms of pay, summer training, extra military classes, etc.  Look into AF & Army career paths, decide which interests you more, and choose that one.

Answer 8

Read this.