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So I qualify for nuke but honestly physics isn’t my thing. But I’ve heard the lifestyle is better but I don’t really know. Wanted to hear some of your guy’s inputs on it.

Wanting to know what rates are the most dangerous combat or mechanically. I’m trying to avoid those for the most part. I’m currently stuck between GM and MA but if those aren’t open I don’t want to choose a different rate that could get me killed. I’m aware that most the Navy doesn’t see direct combat, or so I’ve heard. Just want to know what to avoid.

So I have my PI-CAT on May 3rd then verify May 4th, so does anyone know if I’ll get a list of jobs I qualify for after I verify? My physical and testing are separate so I want to know if I’ll get a list so I can start narrowing down my options more. Please let me know.🙏