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The REAL Sacrifices You Make By Joining The Military

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Whether it’s the Army, Navy, Marines, by joining the military you will make plenty of sacrifices. In this video, I go into detail about all the sacrifices you must make when serving in the military. These sacrifices are often overlooked and therefore I will show these common military struggles to you.

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@iamrickysenpai3957

how can i join the us army being an italian who lives in italy?

@noahherrera7281

I'm twenty four years old. I don't have a highschool diploma or my GED. Is there anyway I can join? I've always wanted to join the military. I almost applied when I was 18, however I backed out, but I don't want to regret not at least trying to join the military. Any advice?

@lissainlenoir

Did my 20 as a straight reservist for the Navy. From 2001 to 2021. Just 1.5 months before my retirement came through, I was being threatened with dishonorable discharge because I refused to take any covid vaccine, based on personal knowledge of how it had severely sickened and permanently damaged people I knew. I did manage to retire but only because I had stealthily beat their deadline ….if I didn't take a vaccine by December 24, 2021 I would be kicked out ….but PERS at Millington, Tennessee executed my retirement on 01NOV21. Now I hear DoD doesn't require the covid vaccines anymore but it's too late to save the careers of thousands of dedicated personnel who were forced out, most of them officers.

@danieldinnell4944

billions of dollars to other countries. . , yet no pay raise for military . . . old veteran

@mignas

If you get rotated often and have a family, get your kids a psychologist. Trauma of moving and letting friends go is insane.

@elisearmer8306

Sounds to me like the sacrifices required in the military are (almost) the same sacrifices that are faced every day by simply being poor.

So, I think the sacrifices are worth it for me personally.

@jairocorrales7370

I don’t regret joining the Navy. Definitely not saying I would recommend (being stuck in a ship months at a time with the same people can be really detrimental) but I personally knew what I was getting into. The Navy serve its purpose as a stepping stone for school, work ethic, and monetarily that I can’t never truly say I regretted. Well I do regret not retaking the asvab for the air force, but thats more on me as an individual for giving up on a dream.