Military Branch for Engineering Focus?

Quick question: If I want to pursue engineering but also am interested in joining the military after high school, does anyone know which branch is best for engineering purposes?

While each branch of the military offers engineering roles, the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force typically have the most engineering-focused opportunities.

In the Navy, you can serve as a Civil Engineer Corps Officer, managing construction projects and other infrastructure projects around the world. There's also the role of a Nuclear Engineer, if you're interested in the technical side of nuclear power and propulsion.

In the Air Force, there are positions like Developmental Engineer, who create and implement technology solutions, and Civil Engineer, managing the construction of Air Force facilities. Additionally, if you're inclined towards high-end tech, you might want to check out the U.S. Space Force which is under the Department of the Air Force, as they provide opportunities in Space Systems Operations and work closely with technology and engineering.

Remember that the exact roles and opportunities may change over time and it's always best to contact a recruiter to understand current openings and requirements. Training, requirements, and career trajectories can also differ a lot between branches and roles.

Also, if you're interested in combining a college education with military service, consider looking into programs like the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) or applying to one of the U.S. service academies. These programs provide military training and education, often with a focus on engineering, along with a commitment to serve in the military after graduation.