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The United States Navy is the naval warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces and one of the eight uniformed services of the United States. With approximately 450,000 sailors, 300 ships and submarines, and 3,700 aircraft it is the largest and most capable navy in the world. The Navy offers a multitude of military and civilian career opportunities, from aircraft mechanic to zoologist, electrician to engineer, pipefitter to physician - there are more than 558 different occupations across the country and the world. The Navy offers competitive pay and benefits (health and retirement), and creative and challenging assignments as well as an opportunity to serve the nation.
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Years of experience at US Navy: Newcomers: 40%, Experiencers: 21%, Experts: 17%, Veterans: 22%. US Navy employees have less than 3 years experience on average before joining.
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Where they've worked before US Navy: Marine Corps Recruiting, Target, United States Air Force. Typical US Navy employees have worked at Marine Corps Recruiting.
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Past employers' size at US Navy: Small: 29%, Medium: 12%, Large: 59%. Most US Navy employees have previously worked at large companies.
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Time employed at US Navy: <1: 2%, 1-3: 10%, 4-8: 34%, 9-13: 25%, 14-20: 16%, 20+: 13%. Most US Navy employees stay with the company for 4-8 years which is the same as the industry average.
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Gender ratio at US Navy: 82.5% Male and 17.5% Female. Age ratio at US Navy: 16-20: 1%, 21-30: 50%, 31-40: 32%, 41-50: 12%, 51-60: 4%, 60+: 1%. US Navy rates - 32.5% less female than the industry average. Most US Navy employees are 21-30, which is below the industry median age range.
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Top roles of US Navy: Electronics Technician, Officer, Ambulatory Care, Naval Aviator, Logistics Specialist. The top role at US Navy is Electronics Technician.
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Future employers of US Navy: Boeing, Booz Allen Hamilton, Lockheed Martin Corporation, United States Department of Defense, US Army. People who work at US Navy most typically go on to work for the Boeing.
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About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moments notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure Americas Navy has what it needs, when it needs it
Gresham, OR
$41K-$50K / yr. (est.)
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Santa Fe, NM
$38K-$47K / yr. (est.)
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Great Falls, MT
$37K-$45K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moments notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure Americas Navy has what it needs, when it needs it
Independence, MO
$36K-$45K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moments notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure Americas Navy has what it needs, when it needs it
Hartford, CT
$46K-$56K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moments notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure Americas Navy has what it needs, when it needs it
Minot, ND
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About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moments notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure Americas Navy has what it needs, when it needs it
Burlington, VT
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About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moments notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure Americas Navy has what it needs, when it needs it
Juneau, AK
$43K-$53K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure America's Navy has what it needs, when it needs
Kearney, NE
$37K-$46K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure America's Navy has what it needs, when it needs
Springdale, AR
$35K-$43K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure America's Navy has what it needs, when it needs
Rock Springs, WY
$38K-$47K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure America's Navy has what it needs, when it needs
Fort Collins, CO
$39K-$48K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure America's Navy has what it needs, when it needs
Sioux City, IA
$37K-$45K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure America's Navy has what it needs, when it needs
Cambridge, MA
$44K-$54K / yr. (est.)
About The success and safety of every mission depends on getting needed supplies, materials and equipment at a moment's notice. The service members of the Purchasing, Supply and Logistics community make sure America's Navy has what it needs, when it needs
Toledo, OH
$40K-$49K / yr. (est.)
About In the Navy, information technology (IT) plays an important role in everything from electronic mail systems, to shipboard control systems, to Special Intelligence (SI) systems. Navy Information System Technicians (IT specialists) are Enlisted Sailors
Jacksonville, FL
$45K-$55K / yr. (est.)
About Serve at the forefront of national security by analyzing top-secret information and interpreting spy reports. Direct the analysis of top-secret satellite imagery. Be the first to ascertain the implications of the latest intelligence. Use keen analyti
Durham, NC
$40K-$50K / yr. (est.)
About The most secretive of Navy vessels, a submarine requires a select community of specially trained professionals to operate its classified, highly advanced hardware. The Sailors in the Submarine Electronics Computer Field (SECF) work with a submarine's
Durham, NC
$53K-$65K / yr. (est.)
About When lives are on the line, Navy Aviation Rescue Swimmers (AIRRs) are exceptionally adept at answering the call. These brave men and women embody the courage of America's Navy – readily going into harm's way to complete their rescue missions in some
San Francisco, CA
$66K-$81K / yr. (est.)
About Special Warfare Combat Crewman (SWCC) are specially trained to operate on and around rivers and coastal regions around the world. Wielding extreme firepower and a deadly skill set, SWCC operators support special warfare/special operations missions, a
San Diego, CA
$57K-$70K / yr. (est.)
About Their accomplishments are epic. Their expertise is unrivaled. No other force is more intensely trained to succeed in the perilous world of underwater adventure. Each assignment they take on is crucial and backed by a steadfast dedication to teamwork.
Spokane, WA
$59K-$73K / yr. (est.)
About Search for underwater threats. Deliver payloads of incredible firepower or necessary manpower. Execute strategic aerial maneuvers anywhere from the stratosphere, to mere feet above the sea. This is just a glimpse into your career as a Naval Aviator.
Savannah, GA
$49K-$60K / yr. (est.)
About Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Technicians have expertise in the most conventional and unconventional explosives to ensure the secure disposal of explosive weaponry. They are on call to respond to any type of ordnance, and they receive specialized
Savannah, GA
$56K-$69K / yr. (est.)
About By the very nature of their duties, Navy Nurses quickly rise to the top of their profession. They provide care, not only for military servicemembers and their families, but also for people in need around the globe. Working with a team of talented col
Chattanooga, TN
$43K-$53K / yr. (est.)
About Enlisted Sailors in the Navy Cryptology community analyze encrypted electronic communications, jam enemy radar signals, decipher information in foreign languages and maintain state-of-the-art equipment and networks used to generate top secret intel.
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Intelligence Specialist
Pearl Harbor, HI - January 13, 2024
Recalled to active duty as a Navy Reservist, great joint operations experience and diverse work environments, i.e. international locations.
Pros and Cons
travel and diverse opportunities
limited time with my family
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Deck Yeoman
Norfolk, VA - June 26, 2023
It was military life. Sometimes fun, sometimes aggravating to deal with. But I did and would go back anytime that I could.
Pros and Cons
Travel and visiting foreign countries and people
too much work, little pay
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Information Technology
San Diego, CA - June 1, 2023
Join as an E-1 and retired 29 years later as an O4. Best time of my life was spent in the uniform. Had a chance to see various countries, earn a masters in Info Tech Management, and now receive a pension.
Pros and Cons
Travel, education, challenging responsibility
Being away from family
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Navy Captain in intelligence
May 24, 2023
I worked for most major component commands and fought in 3 wars/campaigns. Prior commanders were PACOM, EUCOM, CENTCOM, and the Pentagon as well as several ships.
Pros and Cons
See the world and live on a beach
Very long hours and isolation at times
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Surface Warfare Officer
April 18, 2023
Loved my 23 years spent in the Navy. Pay and Benefits are better than most realize. Amazing recognition for the most part. Work life balance does stink as your work is your life, if you can accept that then will love it.
Pros and Cons
See the world. Amazing team members. amazing responsibility early on
Little time for Family
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ABH3
Norfolk, VA - April 16, 2023
Travel to see the world, make friends near and abroad. Learn new trades for work. Teaches you life lessons.
Pros and Cons
Free Meals ,see the world, make new friends.
Be away from home for months at a time.
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Electronics Technician
Norfolk, VA - March 3, 2023
I saw Vietnam, Manilla, Yacuska Japan, Hawaii, Norfolk, Greece, Spain, Malta. I loved the Navy and I would have stayed in if I were an officer.
But I wanted to be an Electrical Engineer so I got an early out, my degree and started to work for Schlumberger.
Pros and Cons
Playing guitar with Captain Maken
I have no cons. It is a great branch to work for!
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Reactor Operator
Honolulu, HI - January 22, 2023
Started in 1990 finished in 1996. Experience was foundational in transforming my world view. Really-really ready to get out before the end of my enlistment. As always you get our what you put in, and results may vary.
Pros and Cons
Steady paycheck. Job security.
Disillusionment
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December 26, 2022
Great for some people. Lots of travel. Boats, Aircraft Carriers, Jets. Not for everybody, but if there’s space available, free college.
Pros and Cons
World travel
Away from family for extended periods.
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DamageControlmen
Jacksonville, FL - December 22, 2022
Great place to learn new skills however very prone to bad leadership and sea shore rotation healthcare is good could always be better
Pros and Cons
Healthcare
Work-life balance,Pay,Leadership,rotation schedule
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Aerographers Mate 2nd Class AG2(AW)
San Diego, CA - November 17, 2022
Look all the ship USS Essex 1994 to 1998 please deployment to 6 months and one four months.. .. it's not a bad experience got me college money
Pros and Cons
Serve your country
No life when on deployment
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2nd Class Petty Officer
San Diego, CA - November 7, 2022
I only put 3 out of 5 stars for work/life balance due to the nature of being on an aircraft carrier. Was told that deployment would be 6 months out of 2 years. Instead, it was 3 weeks "out", 2 weeks "in", 1 month out, etc., THEN the 6-month deployment. Very difficult for work/life balance.
Pros and Cons
Great professional growth, good leadership.
Being away from home frequently.
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Safety Assistant
Millington, TN - November 5, 2022
Interact with multiple agencies to address safety concerns, risk, training and communications for all personnel working or visiting the installation.
Pros and Cons
NSA Mid-South provides support to all agencies and the Navy worldwide.
NSA Mid-South works within limited funding restraints.
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Radio Communications
Bremerton, WA - October 26, 2022
Traveled the word. Had the chance to be apart of Desert Storm. I learned the the Truth about WAR. Military eyes sees and knows everything.
Pros and Cons
Education in learning survival tatics.
The Truth being aurpressed at times.
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San Diego, CA - October 24, 2022
Requisitioned over 100,000 parts and equipment to ensure supply efficiency and corrective ness. Held over 30 supply shop inventories.
Pros and Cons
Versatile learning over supply companies
Less time off
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MA
Bremerton, WA - October 3, 2022
Been a Master-at-arms for 4 years and i loved it hopefully k can continue my career on the civilian side.
Pros and Cons
Good people
No parking spots
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MM3 - Machinist Mate 3rd class
Norfolk, VA - September 8, 2022
Great experience. Every US citizen should experience the military lifestyle at 18 years of age. They would not feel so entitled.
Pros and Cons
Great place to learn responsibility and team work
Hours can and do vary when out-to-sea
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Aviation Hydraulic Mechanic
August 22, 2022
I worked in a fast pace work environment, mainly onboard a aircraft carrier. As a Hydraulic Mechanic in US Navy.
Pros and Cons
Got to travel and see the world!
Always away from home.
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Reactor Operator
August 6, 2022
I joined the navy nuclear power program as an electronics technician / reactor operator with only some college. After two years of training I served for four years on a nuclear submarine as a reactor operator. After six years my commitment was up and I went back to college only to stumble into a job as a commercial nuclear power plant operator. This has provided me with great benefits and a stable job for over thirty years.
Pros and Cons
Free education
Poor work life balance.
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Law Enforcement / Disbursing Clerk
San Diego, CA - July 31, 2022
As a 18 year young boy the Navy made me into a man I am today. I still cherish the values of the military to this day. Even with my own children's. I miss that true shipmate as a family you build with different cultures.
Pros and Cons
Traveling the world and getting paid to do it lol
Being away from your family is hard..
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Sonar technician
Pearl Harbor, HI - July 15, 2022
Join the navy...see the world
..have numerous adventures saving the peace and prosperity of the united states
Pros and Cons
Free lodging, free food , free travell, free excitement
Every day
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Public Affairs Officer Special Projects Officer
San Diego, CA - July 7, 2022
I recieved a full Navy ROTC Scholarship when I graduted with honors from an excellent High School-McQuaid Jesuit.
The Navy paid my education at the Rochester Institute of Technology with a 3.43 GPA. I studied Business Management B.S. and Engineering-as required by the Navy. Upon graduation I received a Naval Academy Grade Commision as a Navy Ensign (Second Lieutenanant). I attended Surface Warfare School in Coronado and Served on the USS Cayuga LST-1186 as A Navigation Executive/Division Officer...also as Special Forces Liason Officer. I was later assigned to Naval Air Station Chase Field in South Texas. There I served on the Commanding Officer's Staff (Captian David P Gauthier USN)as the base Public Affairs Officer/Attache'/Special Projects Officer. I also served as assistant department head for base Housing and recreational services under Commander Ed Shaar. I was also seat qualified to fly in the TA-4 J Skyhawk aircraft.
Pros and Cons
Being one of the finest and best trained people in the world. st..
Family separaration when deployed
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June 15, 2022
I joined the Navy to travel and did alot of that. I was able to grow in my carreer and enjoy the ship board life. The skills i learned are second to none
Pros and Cons
Travel work ethic
Stress and not home alot
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PR
May 9, 2022
If you are willing to be away from your family and venture to new places, this is the job for you. Putting in a lot of hard work, work with others, and better yourself, the U. S. Navy is the place to be. Learn new skills, plus use some you already possess. Become a leader and help others do the same.
Pros and Cons
Pay, benefits, new friends/family, travel
Not much at all
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Food service attendant
Norfolk, VA - April 5, 2022
I worked as a food service attendant. I washed dishes; I cleaned the cafeteria. Prior to that I was working in the engineering department. Working in the US Navy left lasting impression on me.
Pros and Cons
Free food, Meeting with lots of people, etc
Thankless, no recognition, zero work life balance
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March 14, 2022
This is a good company to work for the US Navy. It is the military but it has its pros and cons. Some of them are the fun job, you wont do some of this stuff again but lots of stress and also lots of time from home is required from you.
Pros and Cons
cheaper lunch
you are required to work lots of hours
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BM3
February 24, 2022
Like over moving around, painting, organizing, leadership, safety equipment maintenance, guided ship, and docked and drove ships.
Pros and Cons
Was an adventure
Very achievement oriented
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Radioman third class
February 15, 2022
schooling and travel. received every place I asked for. had many experiences and fun also. got to meet many people and cultures
Pros and Cons
room and board
could not quit job.
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Radioman
San Diego, CA - February 8, 2022
As a Radioman on the ship, I was responsible for transmitting and receiving messages and taking them to the officer in charge. Keeping the Radio Shack clean and in order.
Pros and Cons
Serving in the US Navy. Saw different places in the world.
Away from home for extended periods of time.
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Stevedore/ Warehouseman /Supply
Gulfport, MS - February 7, 2022
Working as a stevedore takes teamwork. Each of us has our own tasks to perform. These tasks will come together with each member performing their specific job and everyone working safely. Those officers appointed over us encourage us to study and prepare for advancement. We work hard and play hard. In the end if we all did our jobs well it is very rewarding.
Pros and Cons
Comradery, completing the job safely and travel.
Work can be dangerous.
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Hull Maintenance Technician
December 8, 2021
I busted my tail, just to be told to do better. I worked along side a lot of ungrateful, spoiled people. It’s not awarding enough.
Pros and Cons
Benefits, consistent pay (even if it’s not a lot)
Don’t get paid enough for the amount of labor you do.
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Air Traffic Controller
Willow Grove, PA - December 1, 2021
Navy life is different than any other life. It helped me focus, and concentrate on where I was going in life. As a female, in a male dominated profession, it was not always easy but I hung in there, and received my Honorable Discharge, and then re-upped for the active duty reserves twice. I met many wonderful interesting people, and went to many exciting places. Upon discharge, I was offered great jobs with companies that had military contracts. This is the reason I recommend the U.S. Navy. Learn what you can, and then grow with it, either in the service (very difficult) or by obtaining a civilian job (more highly desired, better pay, better benefits, less hassle). Would I recommend the U.S. Navy? As an officer, yes. As enlisted? only if you have no other options for education and you have big goals and dreams - it will be hard, but the Navy will give you the background you need to succeed.
Pros and Cons
Steady pay, great friends, opportunity to learn, they pay for your education
If you get an AH for a boss, u r stuck. Transferring difficult. They station you where they want.
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Norfolk, VA - November 3, 2021
Great job and training but pay is low to support oneself let alone a family the pros are you get to travel and see things around the world joy make good friends and have good memories
Pros and Cons
Fringe benefits , pension .VA benefits,training
Poor pay,away from home for long periods
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September 7, 2021
Best move of my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Pros and Cons
Great team work
No negative thoughts
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Aviation Technician
San Diego, CA - September 5, 2021
I miss the traveling and adventure working on a aircraft carrier. Going over the Ecuador going towards Australia. 40 foot swells.
Pros and Cons
Food, uniform and free travel
You go when your told no exceptions, leave family behind
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Aviation Storekeeper 2nd Class
Jacksonville, FL - August 25, 2021
This was a great opportunity to see the world and mature into a solid man. I had several jobs while in the Navy. From a laborer to a mess crank. Supervisor of Flight Clothing to a Supervisor (CLAMP) closed loop aeronautical management program.
Pros and Cons
Got to see many parts of the world.
Away from family too much.
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Lieutenant
New Orleans, LA - August 11, 2021
I enjoyed my 31 year Naval service. I had the opportunity to travel to the Far East and to Europe. I was asking stationed from Maine to New Orleans.
Pros and Cons
Great Opportunities
Nothing at all
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MMAC
Norfolk, VA - August 4, 2021
Great carrer for those who wanr to travel and experience life at its fullest. Enjoying traveling .
Pros and Cons
Monthly pay and benefits
Family time
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PR
Lemoore, CA - July 17, 2021
The reality of this job was more fighting with arrogant brats all day. No one cares for the junior sailors just what they can get from you. F-18 is miserable.
Pros and Cons
Travel benefits………,,,,
Work all the time no weekends off
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Abe3
Norfolk, VA - July 10, 2021
Joined out of highschool didn't know what expect but took it head on and learned my craft and met awesome ppl and seen new countries
Pros and Cons
Travel the world for free
Away from family alot
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CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN
Port Hueneme Naval CBC, CA - June 16, 2021
Installed electrical in new construction and remodels on base.
Started off as e-3, ended up e-5 after 5 years of service.
Honorably discharged in Feb./ 1985
Pros and Cons
Lots of continued education and steady work.
There were no "cons"........it was an excellent experience. It was an honor to serve.
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Builder
Port Hueneme, CA - June 16, 2021
I was a builder in the navy and gained so much that I had to take it out and show my knowledge of working in the industry. So please take a real look into it first of all
Pros and Cons
Learned at lot from the navy
No cons of the navy
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Technical Writer
May 24, 2021
I worked as a Technical Writer with the U. S. Navy. I held a Secret Clearance. I edited reports generated by our scientists, proofreading for spelling and grammar errors and keeping in mind security regulations. I also authored my own report about our base to give to new hires.
Pros and Cons
Excellent pay, vacation and sick pay, and chances for advancement.
There were no cons that I noticed.
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Builder
Port Hueneme, CA - April 29, 2021
It was great once it all started and would do it again. It goes by super fast by the you realize it’s it’s done.
Pros and Cons
Work was easy and time off
Working 7 days a week of work
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Builder
Port Hueneme, CA - April 16, 2021
I spent five years doing the navy best time of my life. Traveling and home port was the best Do it folks is worth it
Pros and Cons
Making friends forever
Ending my enlightenment
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April 14, 2021
Nothing more than I enjoyed going out to sea. And traveling to interesting new places. Learning the ins and outs of the submarine service.
Pros and Cons
as long as you discharge honorably
taking orders
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Data Systems Technician
Alameda, CA - April 8, 2021
You name it and I’ve been there. Every day was a challenge that you really looked forward too (or I do now). From teaching computer systems at Mare Island, Ca to being on the helicopter flight crew at McMurdo Station Antarctica.
Would I do another 20+ years ... HELL YES
Pros and Cons
see the world, people have your back, benefits can’t be beat
pay not that great
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Chief Engineman
Kingsland, GA - March 31, 2021
I spent twenty three years in the Navy got to see the world while getting paid. Had a chance to make a lot of good friends.
Pros and Cons
Good experience, travel, get to meet lots of good people
Time away from family
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Machinist mate (nuclear)
San Diego, CA - March 27, 2021
Served in the US Navy for 6 years and was able to travel around the world as well as meet and establish a plethora of professional connections
Pros and Cons
Great growth potential
Bad traffic in the morning
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Clinical supervisor :
Washington, DC - March 26, 2021
I started working for the Navy as a clinician in Naples Italy, then moved into Supervisor position and at one point moved to Washington DC to work at navy headquarters and help set policy for the clinical program. I actually prefer being back in the trenches which is why I would be interested in a time limited. MFLC assignment over seas.
thank you
Pros and Cons
because it is DOD so followed government regulations . positive experience
5 year rule for overseas assignments
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What industry does US Navy belong to?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Government/Civil Service/Military.
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Where’s US Navy’s HQ located?
Isabella Holmes3 years ago
San Diego, CA.
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gender breakdown at US Navy?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
gender ratio is 17.5% female, 82.5% male.
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What year was US Navy founded?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
1775.
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What is the annual revenue of US Navy?
Isabella Holmes3 years ago
$2b to $5b.
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Who is the CEO of US Navy?
Liam Brown3 years ago
Ray Mabus.
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How long do people usually work for US Navy?
Benjamin Gardner3 years ago
4-8 year(s).
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what kind of companies did US Navy employees work for?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Large companies before US Navy.
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How often do employees get promoted at US Navy ?
Benjamin Gardner3 years ago
advancement opportunities are low
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who are employees usually hired by after leaving US Navy?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Boeing, Booz Allen Hamilton, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Self Employed, United States Department of Defense, US Army, US Department of Veterans Affairs, US Navy Reserve.
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Where did employees work before joining US Navy?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Marine Corps Recruiting, Target, United States Air Force, United States Department of Defense, United States Naval Academy, US Army, US Navy Reserve, Walmart.
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How old are US Navy’s employees in general?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Around 21-30
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Where did most of US Navy employees go to school?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott, Naval Postgraduate School, United States Naval Academy, University of Maryland-University College, University of Phoenix-Utah.
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do you work shifts at US Navy?
2 years ago
Yeah, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You even get to work holidays
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did you work at a big company before US Navy?
2 years ago
OK Transfer and Storage
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Isabella Holmes
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