Which military branch is the best and which one is the gayest?

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Please don't over think this question and get offended......I am currently active duty in the NAVY and I love the military to death

I just hate the BS I have to deal with in the NAVY. My EOS date is coming up soon and I want to join another branch.

I want to know which branch 'gets down to business', and by that I mean which branch works the hardest, PT alot, always mission ready etc

The NAVY is very relaxed now, its so relaxed that you don't even have to show up to PT. I am the type of guy that loves to be on the battlefield defending the USA.....not doing 'field day' on a naval ship.

So what branch do you think I would love?.....MARINES, ARMY or Air Force????

And which one do you think does the least work......in my opinion it would be the NAVY except for SWCC and aviation personnel because they are committed
 
Every service has high action jobs and pogue jobs. I would suggest trying to cross train into a different career before switching services, as your rank may not carry over. I don't know how easy it is to go get into a different career field in the USN (I'm Air Force). If you really want to be a high-speed sailor, so research until you know specifically what you want to end up doing and find jobs that fit that and need people. If you do decide to go Air Force, it sounds like you want to be something like TACP, SERE, Para-rescue, or Combat Controller. A small percentage of Security Forces (Police/Base Security) get to do really awesome missions, but most of them are hyped up security guards. (I am SF, and I hate some of the attitudes I see sometimes)
 
ABSOLUTELY THE MARINES AND THE GAYEST IS EASILY AIR FORCE they work less than the Navy and the Marines are always busy and hands on
 
why not have the best of both? Reup for a change or rate to Corpsman, You can deploy with the Marines (and Marines have highest respect for Docs) and be part of the Navy, no loss of rank or time in grade, no need to do boot camp again.

I'm a gay vet by the way. And I don't mean veterinarian. My son is a Corpsman. And he looks like a Marine.
 
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