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Should I join the Army?, or...?
Basically I'm like most teenagers nowadays, I have no idea what to do or what my future holds for me. I am quite interested in joining the army but at the same time I'm interested in the making of video games (Coding, modeling ect). Don't be prejudice just because I'm interested in game development, I am by no means a slob, or whatever image you want to create in your head. I know what's expected in the army and understand it, but basically I just need a few...'pointers' because as I said earlier, I'm not sure what to do.
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
You posted on Yahoo Answers UK so I'll assume that's where you live. You could take a position in an IT environment during your commitment to the Army, and continue to develop your programming skills while you're in.
http://www.army.mod.uk/rolefinder/?cpg=int-it-comm...
Electronic Warfare could land you a juicy civilian position upon completion of your military commitment. I'm not sure the name of the agency in the UK, but in the US the NSA (and in Canada CSE) hire EW Operators, as do civilian contractors.
- Anonymous8 years ago
Lord knows the world can always use another game designer....what with the 80 bazillion highly educated ones in India who work for peanuts...your future success is assured
Source(s): Reality. Take a dose. I will buy the second round. - 8 years ago
I like games myself and since my family from my grandfather to father served i might be biest but sure the military is a great career goal i was thinking of joining the army or airforce my self
- Anonymous8 years ago
Do it only if you really want it because once your there you'll be stuck in there for the minimum 4 years
Source(s): 6 Years Rifleman --- 1/15 Light battalion scout Deployed to Afghanistan May 2011 -- February 2012 - How do you think about the answers? You can sign in to vote the answer.
- Anonymous8 years ago
Go For It, It will give you DISCIPLINE, You'll MATURE more.