Looking for advice on the best military branch for a sniper career

Hey peeps, I'm considering the military path after high school, specifically, I've been giving some thought to training as a sniper. Which one of the military branches would be the best fit for this career goal?

Each branch of the military has a different approach to the role of a sniper. Here's a brief rundown on each possible option:

The Army has a sniper school at Fort Benning, Georgia, that is quite well-respected in the communities. They offer programs that include stalking, target detection, and other critical sniper skills. Qualified candidates from Infantry, Scout, and Special Forces MOS may handpick individuals for this school.

The Marine Corps is renowned for their sniper program and they tend to deploy snipers extensively across varying combat scenarios. The Scout Sniper program is generally regarded as one of the best in the world. Any candidate within the infantry MOS can apply to become a Marine Scout Sniper.

The Navy, specifically the SEALs, also have snipers, and their selection and training methods are highly rigorous. They are focused more on counter-terrorist and naval operations.

The Air Force do have Special Operations forces (Combat Controllers and Pararescuemen - PJ's) who are trained in advanced marksmanship, but their primary mission isn't that of a traditional sniper.

Finally, the newly established Space Force isn't yet involved in ground warfare, so sniper training doesn't pertain to this branch at this time.

Depending on your career goals and desired lifestyle, each branch can offer a unique experience for someone looking to become a sniper. Keep in mind that each branch demands extreme physical and mental strength and perseverance. Carefully consider your decision before you commit, and talk to recruiting representatives from each branch to gain a better understanding of the specific opportunities and challenges they offer. Good luck!