>>1957138https://www.navy.com/The Navy and Navy Reserve both lead to an ocean of opportunity. You'll work with some of the most cutting-edge technologies in the world — and get paid to do it. There are hundreds of career options in the Navy and Navy Reserve, and each one could open a door to a new career for you in the Navy or the private sector.
The training and continuing education opportunities are outstanding as well. Paid training in the Navy and the Reserve can count as college credit or toward credentialing and licensing. Not to mention the GI Bill, which helps qualifying veterans get their degrees.
All this adds up to professional advancement possibilities. The Navy is based on rank. As you advance in your career, you could advance in rank and pay. But there are also opportunities to advance in role. You might start out as an aircraft mechanic, but you might end up teaching your skills to new recruits at an A-school. There are so many ways to steer your career in the Navy and get the most out of it.
The Navy makes a great springboard for civilian life as well. The experience and education gained from Active Duty background could jumpstart a civilian career you have never believed possible. Many Navy Reserve positions can give you paid training and education opportunities that could lead to advancement in your civilian career right now.
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