Like any place it's gonna be what you make it to a degree, but I'd personally agree with what seems to be the majority of MAs I've met in that I'd rather go somewhere else than PRP. I don't know what I can really say beyond that.
Question if I enlist in the navy and their offering right now a bonus for shipping, but what happens if I don't get the job I want and settle for a different one will I still get the shipping bonus? Is it guaranteed?
Short answer is what you signed on the contract is what's going to happen, as long as you graduate boot camp on time and never get sent back in training for failing tests or events. You can change whatever you want, but once the contract is signed and you have the bonus on the contract, it's set unless you get sent back in training at RTC.
Sup, man. I was honorably discharged from the Navy for a condition not amounting to disability due to some anxiety issues, but I was told I can re-enlist again I believe after 2 years if I choose to do so... I only did 6 months active and quit in A-school. I was in QM A-school but realized I hated it. I want to possibly come back as an MA. But how much sea time do MA's have, because I don't think you guys get any? Also where is the A-School for MA's? Thanks!
MAs can be attached to ships and go underway with them to sea. Usually aircraft carriers. The sea/shore rotation is 3 years of each going back and forth, but since like 80% of our rating is on land, there are shore commands that are listed as sea billets, like Bahrain.
@@HaedenBeck Awesome! I don't really mind SOME sea time, because that's one of the reasons I signed up for the Navy in the first place, but I always liked MA as a rate, and with more shore duty than sea duty, I think it'd be a better fit for me. On top of your long work days, you guys stand watch after hours occasionally? I think MA's get some really heavy work hours.
@@Scarrrz You can expect 12 hour days, same as pretty much everyone. Other ratings can go beyond 12 hours a day but with MAs you're relieved and go home, or back to your rack at least.
Sounds like a question for your recruiter but in case someone may have information here, you may want to specify what H/IE is since it's an uncommon acronym.
@@xSol_Raveni mean the guy from my navy liaison just told me that after reviewing my medical history, everything else i passed and he said it’s gonna take maybe a week for them to get back to me 😢
@@Thekidd04_ You should be fine if they said you passed. I'm diagnosed with barretts esophagus and it was waiverable in my case, but it wasn't able to be waived the day I swore in. About a week later, I got a response from my recruiter saying the waiver came through and I was 100% greenlit. Give it some time and don't lose sleep over it like I did.
@@xSol_Raven okay bro, recruiter said they’ll get back to me in 7-10 days and we’ll go from there. sadly i didn’t swear in cos my processing had to be stopped 😞
im looking for info on going from enlisted mp to officer and cant find much info on the proccess or if thats even a viable career goal.do you have any information?
You did a great job making the room better suited to your needs. You have a nice creative streak and you nurtured it into many nice ideas.
i could totally see you as an Enclave MP.
Thanks for the tour. Nice Enclave flag.
Cool. 😎
Thursday im taking my asvab cuz got 36 on practice exam
i just got my ordere today i’m going prp washington, do you know anything about prp? can you share it if you could please thanks.
Like any place it's gonna be what you make it to a degree, but I'd personally agree with what seems to be the majority of MAs I've met in that I'd rather go somewhere else than PRP. I don't know what I can really say beyond that.
Question if I enlist in the navy and their offering right now a bonus for shipping, but what happens if I don't get the job I want and settle for a different one will I still get the shipping bonus? Is it guaranteed?
Short answer is what you signed on the contract is what's going to happen, as long as you graduate boot camp on time and never get sent back in training for failing tests or events. You can change whatever you want, but once the contract is signed and you have the bonus on the contract, it's set unless you get sent back in training at RTC.
I’m curious. Would you ever be interested in becoming an RDC or recruiter if you have the chance? You would be a good one.
I would be a terrible recruiter, too honest. RDC would be nice but MAs generally are needed more in the fleet than at RTC. Thanks though.
The famed set of Beck TV.
Faded away to history
Just got my orders. If you’re still there in September I’ll see you around!
I left already, but we might cross paths someday.
Sup, man. I was honorably discharged from the Navy for a condition not amounting to disability due to some anxiety issues, but I was told I can re-enlist again I believe after 2 years if I choose to do so... I only did 6 months active and quit in A-school. I was in QM A-school but realized I hated it. I want to possibly come back as an MA. But how much sea time do MA's have, because I don't think you guys get any? Also where is the A-School for MA's? Thanks!
MAs can be attached to ships and go underway with them to sea. Usually aircraft carriers. The sea/shore rotation is 3 years of each going back and forth, but since like 80% of our rating is on land, there are shore commands that are listed as sea billets, like Bahrain.
@@HaedenBeck Awesome! I don't really mind SOME sea time, because that's one of the reasons I signed up for the Navy in the first place, but I always liked MA as a rate, and with more shore duty than sea duty, I think it'd be a better fit for me. On top of your long work days, you guys stand watch after hours occasionally? I think MA's get some really heavy work hours.
@@Scarrrz You can expect 12 hour days, same as pretty much everyone. Other ratings can go beyond 12 hours a day but with MAs you're relieved and go home, or back to your rack at least.
I took my asvab and everything already and when i did my medical/ physical i got back my results and they said i have H/IE, can it be waivered?
Sounds like a question for your recruiter but in case someone may have information here, you may want to specify what H/IE is since it's an uncommon acronym.
@@xSol_Raveni mean the guy from my navy liaison just told me that after reviewing my medical history, everything else i passed and he said it’s gonna take maybe a week for them to get back to me 😢
@@Thekidd04_ You should be fine if they said you passed. I'm diagnosed with barretts esophagus and it was waiverable in my case, but it wasn't able to be waived the day I swore in. About a week later, I got a response from my recruiter saying the waiver came through and I was 100% greenlit. Give it some time and don't lose sleep over it like I did.
@@xSol_Raven okay bro, recruiter said they’ll get back to me in 7-10 days and we’ll go from there. sadly i didn’t swear in cos my processing had to be stopped 😞
im looking for info on going from enlisted mp to officer and cant find much info on the proccess or if thats even a viable career goal.do you have any information?
If you mean going from enlisted navy master at arms to an officer, it's covered in the ranks video.
Thank you, ive been looking for literal weeks for info on this😂
yo where's haeden, im about to go to bootcamp I need one more video 😂
I'm still here
Do you know what the 1.5 mile chart looks like for the navy? Like what times are considered excellent, good, probationary, etc?
You can look that up or use the official US Navy app to track your score.
@@HaedenBeck Ok thanks
Are you an mvp, mip, vip or svip
What does this reference?
Lol
Hey MA3 Beck, I made a new discord account, if you could post a new link that would be great. Thanks!