Inquiry on Military Deployments - Any branches that don't deploy?

Hey folks, I've been considering going into the military after high school, but the idea of deployment makes me a little worried. Are there any branches that don't deploy at all? Is that even a thing?

While it is a common concern, it's important to note that serving in the military, in any branch, does typically involve the possibility of deployment. However, the frequency and nature of deployments can vary significantly depending on your chosen branch, role, and the current global and military situation.

Deployments can differ in where you're sent, how long you're there, and what your duties will be. Therefore, your level of exposure to combat and hazard situations can greatly vary. Also, not all roles within the military are combat-related. There are also non-combat roles like those in combat support, medical services, or logistics where you may still be deployed but not be in direct combat.

It could be beneficial for you to research into the nature of different military roles and to speak with recruiters from different branches to understand the types of deployments common for different roles. They can provide specific information about what you might expect.

Also remember, entering the military is a major decision and should be considered thoroughly. Take the time to fully research all branches of the military, ask questions, and talk to those who have served to get a better understanding of what service entails. This can aid in making your decision clearer and more informed.