network security operations
Monday, November 9th, 2009Looking into coast guard, air force, and navy.?
Ok, what i would like to do is undercover work? Which one would i have a good chance at getting into for undercover work? Some of the jobs i have seen while researching are:
1. AF: Network Intel ( Please tell me this has something to do with hacking, or network security.)
2. AF: Operations Intel ( Dont what this one is)
3. CG: OPERATIONS SPECIALIST
4. CG: Intel specialist
5. CG: Investigator (?)
6. Nvy: seal(?)
7.Nvy: Intelligence & Communications
I want to air force the most. Then i would want to go coast guard. Im not to sure on navy because i keep getting told by people that you get turned into a janitor.
I was looking for a career that i could go over the fbi / cia. As a hacker / Network security. Also yes i am able to get in the military. 18, 5′9 187, High school grad / 30 credits of college also, None, No, Yes i had a 42 but i took it a year ago after i graduated from hs. So im going to retake it.
First of all, when you’re a junior member of ANY military branch you’re going to clean, clean and clean even more because you’re the guy/gal at the bottom of the chain.
Second, the Coast Guard is the Navy minus the big ships and the chance to travel the world.
Third, I’m not sure whether you’re looking to work on computers or interpret sensitive data. As far as the information technology field goes it’s the same in all branches. Computers; setting up networks and maintaining them. As far as intelligence goes, it’s similiar across all the services with a few exceptions.
Last, do you even qualify for the military? How old are you? Height/Weight? High school grad/GED? History of athsma, ADD, ADHD? Ever been arrested? Ever taken the ASVAB(score)?
PS: Watch out for your weight. You’re over the weight limit for your height in the Navy and the Air Force so you’ll have to tape under 25% body fat. Not sure about the Coast Guard, though. Look it up, all branches, that is.
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