Which is better navy or the army

Question

give me all that you can describe about it...

Answer 1

marines...

only boot camp worth going to..

not a 6 week vacation

Answer 2

Well this is from the old time Navy, you know "Wooden ships and Iron men", well maybe not that old.

In the Navy you are more then likely to serve aboard a ship.

In the Army you will be stuck on a base some where, maybe even Germany, or deployed to a combat zone.

In the Navy we deployed to a lot of ports around the world. See some of the historical sites you learned about in school. Plus that girl in every port. If you believe that I got a few more sea stories.

The best is a small ship, I served on a destroyer. You get to know almost everyone aboard. As my work space was right next to the skippers sea cabin and I bumped into him a lot. We were on a first name basis, he called me Rod if nobody was around, otherwise it was my last name, and I called him Captain.  

Answer 3

My husband chose the navy, my sister chose the army o.o Quicker advancement in the navy, from what my husband told me... there are downsides to both I think. Pick the wrong job in the Navy and you're stuck on a ship with 300 other people, eating leftovers of last meals mixed together... pick the Army and you get to gamble on whether or not you are sent to Iraq/Afghanistan.

Either one you pick, the choice is right. As long as you do it for the right reasons.

Answer 4

navy goes every where! . . . lot of beautiful places in this world. Lot of good photo ops. souveniers. Experiences. friends. career advancement. when i was in the navy, alot of the higher ranking enlisted treated me like a person. officers too actually.

hmmm, army though. . . . . . oh you're going to the desert.  . . . . suck it up. you're going. Now, if it's nobility you seek, and the true **** rolls down hill experience, army all the way.