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Least Deployable Military Careers?

Hey there, I've been thinking about joining the military after high school, it's a path I'm really considering right now. But, I've got this question on my mind, what are the jobs in the military that are least likely to be deployed? I still wanna serve my country but also don't want to be constantly away. Any insights would be really appreciated!

a year ago

The decision to join the military is significant and should only be made after thoroughly understanding each role and their responsibilities. When it comes to jobs in the military that see less deployment, there are certain roles that typically remain stateside more frequently.

1. Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) in the U.S. Army: Jobs like Human Resources Specialist, Chaplain Assistant, Legal Specialist, and Financial Management Technician often have lesser deployment rates. These roles focus on support, administration, and logistics and are crucial parts of the military's functioning.

2. Jobs in the Navy or Air Force: Typically, these branches of the military have lower deployment rates. Specific roles like Navy Systems Administrator and Air Force’s Cybersecurity & Network Roles also tend to be less deployable.

3. Non-combat roles: Positions like medical personnel, mechanics, and logistical support often have a lower likelihood of being deployed abroad.

Remember, however, the nature of military service is unpredictable. The chances of being deployed can change depending on various factors including current global political situations and service needs.

Keep in mind that these are very broad generalizations. It's important to speak with a recruiter and do thorough research before making a final decision. The best fit for you will depend heavily on your personal interests, skills, and long-term career goals, so take some time to evaluate those.

a year ago

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