I am going to start off these statics with the wages each branch of the military makes.
In the Army, the starting wage for a private (E1) is 17,892 for two years of experience.
A private (E1) in the Marine Corps makes about 35,753 if you have two years of serves.
In the Navy, a private (E1) makes around 17,366 a year if you have two years of experience.
If you are in the Air Force and you are a private (E1), you will make around 17,892 a year.
If you are in the Coast Guard and you have two years of experience and you are a private, (E1) you make 18,062 a year.
I was going to start the next set of statics on death rates of each branch but sadly I could only find death rates of the US Army. So the rate of death to person years lived for the US Army is 3.92 to 1000.
The thing that all branches in the military have in common is that the military is not just physical its mental. You have to use your mind in complicated situation. The US Army claims that "your greatest weapon is your mind" and I do agree with this quote.
All branches of the military have basic training. Although some branches basic training is more extreme and way more difficult than those of others, its still basic training.
Navy Seals is one of the hardest when it comes to basic training and so is the Marine Crops. These are the ones I know for a fact that are hard. The Army's basic training is hard but not as extreme as other same thing goes for Coast Guard and Air Force.
This is not saying that the Navy Seals and Marine Crops are better. I do not mean that in any way. None of the basic training is the same for each branch. They all are different and may be preparing you for different situations.
In the Army, the starting wage for a private (E1) is 17,892 for two years of experience.
A private (E1) in the Marine Corps makes about 35,753 if you have two years of serves.
In the Navy, a private (E1) makes around 17,366 a year if you have two years of experience.
If you are in the Air Force and you are a private (E1), you will make around 17,892 a year.
If you are in the Coast Guard and you have two years of experience and you are a private, (E1) you make 18,062 a year.
I was going to start the next set of statics on death rates of each branch but sadly I could only find death rates of the US Army. So the rate of death to person years lived for the US Army is 3.92 to 1000.
The thing that all branches in the military have in common is that the military is not just physical its mental. You have to use your mind in complicated situation. The US Army claims that "your greatest weapon is your mind" and I do agree with this quote.
All branches of the military have basic training. Although some branches basic training is more extreme and way more difficult than those of others, its still basic training.
Navy Seals is one of the hardest when it comes to basic training and so is the Marine Crops. These are the ones I know for a fact that are hard. The Army's basic training is hard but not as extreme as other same thing goes for Coast Guard and Air Force.
This is not saying that the Navy Seals and Marine Crops are better. I do not mean that in any way. None of the basic training is the same for each branch. They all are different and may be preparing you for different situations.
Here are some of the ranks from each branch in the US Military.
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