chris.nugent13
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I have seen on a lot of NROTC websites that you can get commisioned as naval surface warfare officer. Could someone provide a job description on that? Thanks in advance.
Surface Warfare Officers are the officers who work aboard ships (except for the air wing on carriers.)
It's like submarine warfare, but above water.
It's like submarine warfare, but above water.
So it is more "noble" to be underwater than above in the Navy? I'm an Army guy myself.
Surface warfare?
Heck, we're the REAL Navy, with a heritage that goes back several thousand years.
(in before the "sodomy and the lash" jokes...)
My Father is a retired Navy Captain.....his argument (very similar) didn't work on me back in the 70's either.
But have no fear, My Grandfather, the Retired China Marine, took the time to inform me how we Marines were the MEN'S department of the US Navy.
So it is more "noble" to be underwater than above in the Navy? I'm an Army guy myself.