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Need some info about Navy jobs.?
I recently joined the Navy and leaving for boot camp in May. I got in the Administative Family and Support Program and have four jobs that I may get. SK,YN,PS,and AZ. I am guranteed the program but not sure which job I will get for sure. I just wanted a little info about these jobs from those who have had them or knows someone who has. And which job I should go for if I get that oppurtunity. I do plan on getting a degree in another field other than administration/business but which of these would benifit me the most as a civilian? Thanks for any info!
YN and PS are mostly contracted out to civilians now stateside.. so you are looking at overseas duty or sea duty there. SK and AZ have the most opportunities( AZ is YN for squadrons). SK is a lot of logistics and supply orientated as well. offering a broader background.
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