Some of the best women I have known either are or were at one time in the armed forces. If you wanted to do that, you'd be doing your country a great service. It's tough, though. I never did because based on my schoolwork they'd stick me behind a desk and I wanted a combat unit.
If you really want to, definetely..
but what are your reasons...? Even if u understand what you're getting yourself into it's still dangerous and life-changing...something you shouldn't do for the wrong reasons. I see no problem with it..as long as you're sure and your reasons are..legit.
But consider the other services first. Not everyone can stand days with no warm food or shelter. In peace time I had exercises where a shower could not be had for a month or more. Plus a skill that better suits your talents may exist in a different service.
My son has the flattest feet I've ever seen, so I recomended either the Air Force or Navy for him. Marching 30 miles or more in a day would lame him, so the Army and Marines, my familys main service's, are not for him. So consider every branch and your talents.
(P.S.) I missed that you are Canadian. Just so you know, I served with quit a few Canadians in the U.S. Army. I never asked them why they came South to join.
Depends on your purpose for joining. If you have an ideal of "defend the nation and Constitution", I suggest that you don't join. If you are just wanting to join an organization that will pay you, send you to college if you survive, and teaches you structure and how to obey commands, it might be for you. I say this because of the way our military is being used around the world. If it weren't being used as a mercenary police force, but was still as a defensive organization to protect We the People and the Constitution, I might encourage your joining. I just hope you seriously contemplate the consequences and what it means by joining, so that you don't end up like so many returning soldiers who are depressed and suicidal because they thought they were doing something noble, only to find they were just tools in the hands of globalist warmongers.
I just looked down at it looks like you're talking about the Canadian military? I don't know how extensively they're used in this game of world dominion, but I'd still carefully weigh the consequences.
because i dont like the idea of living a life where you have to do everything your superiors tell you and you have to fight for there ideas not yours i prefer fighting for my own ideas not in vilence and i try to help people as much as possible even if it leaves me on the streets but if you join join the airforce i adylrea know how to fly and i want to join airforce beckouse i get to fly
But all in all seriousness if you can handle it go for it. Make sure you are prepared for what you are getting into is the only warning I can give you.
okaaay ...dat's amaazin girl
if u really feel like it ..u should do it
but don't decide any thing if u r really sad or sth coz that will defect ur decision
but what are your reasons...? Even if u understand what you're getting yourself into it's still dangerous and life-changing...something you shouldn't do for the wrong reasons. I see no problem with it..as long as you're sure and your reasons are..legit.
But consider the other services first. Not everyone can stand days with no warm food or shelter. In peace time I had exercises where a shower could not be had for a month or more. Plus a skill that better suits your talents may exist in a different service.
My son has the flattest feet I've ever seen, so I recomended either the Air Force or Navy for him. Marching 30 miles or more in a day would lame him, so the Army and Marines, my familys main service's, are not for him. So consider every branch and your talents.
But all in all seriousness if you can handle it go for it. Make sure you are prepared for what you are getting into is the only warning I can give you.
if u really feel like it ..u should do it
but don't decide any thing if u r really sad or sth coz that will defect ur decision
then go for it ...wt r u waitin for ?!