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  1. Deploying as a military RN

    beachchic2010 replied to beachchic2010's topic in Government, Military
    Thanks for all the info! I definately wanted the harsh reality. My brother is Army and he deploys for 15 months every other year. My friend is Air Force and has never deployed, as of yet. That is why I wasn't sure were I would be and if it was different for medical staff. I'd hate to join without knowing the true facts. Just to clear it up, I would never think that joining the military I would never be deployed. I really wanted to know how long; 6 months vs 15 months. Thanks everyone for the info!

  2. Deploying as a military RN

    beachchic2010 posted a topic in Government, Military
    I have been an ICU RN for 6 years. I recently have been thinking about joining the military as a RN. My question is how likely are my chances to deploy to a combat zone? I know that's part of the deal, but I am a single parent and I worry about my child. I do have a family plan in place, but I'm hoping for assignments I can keep him with me. How realistic is this?

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