RAFFERTY : Careers in the military (fülszöveg)
Between 1980 and 1990, it is expected that four out of five jobs will require a technical background and expensive training, which few companies offer to new employees. But suppose someone offered you, even without experience, a job with unlimited opportunities for advancement, extensive education in the field of your choice, free medical and dental care, outstanding retirement benefits, and much, much more?
Of course we are talking about our five armed services—the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, and Navy where you will be paid while getting both technical and job experience.
In this book, Lieutenant Colonel Rafferty tells you what life is like in each of the services. He gives you a good idea of the pay and fringe benefits they offer, and he describes in detail the vast educational opportunities available.
He tells you, too, what you can expect if you are a woman, or if you want to become an officer; he compares forty civilian jobs with their counterparts in the services, shows you step by step how to enlist, and gives you a clear view of what will (and will not) happen to you in Basic Training.
This comprehensive discussion of the military life—and of what it expects of its recruits will be an invaluable aid to young people already thinking of enlisting or to those still in doubt about the future.
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