Quote: "Not to make a flaming argument, but I'd say Navy is best."
Hehe, I'm sure you won't unless you're like our last Navy friend that was on this forum, he just flamed people for no reason.
Quote: "IDK do whatever you feel is best. And I'm talking US forces, not any foreign militaries. "
Indeed, I always thought the UK Air force is quite good or even perhaps the SAS, although I'd never do either, the idea of pushing my self and having discipline is good, but I already have martial arts and buddhism.
However my Dad was in the Air Force, and it was my birth that prevented him from flying the harrier jump jet on that fateful day, perhaps that's why he say's the milkman is my real father
The airforce seemed pretty great when we lived on the RAF camp, they seemed to provide a lot of things, a house on the base for himself and the family, money, training and any hobbies paid, as he was training professionally as a Squash player (I'm sure this is the same for any military service). I suppose the only catch for him was to go to the Gulf during the first gulf war.
So if you're going into an armed forces you should always be aware of what comes with it and not to be just overwhelmed by the advantages, because if by going to war, you never know your experiences may overweigh the advantages.
Did The Buddha have a Zen micro?
