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Submitting packets to multiple services

Would it be wise to submit packet to the AF, Army, and Navy, or should I just concentrate on one service?

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    I would not recommend it. when each recruiter has to acquire your physical from MEPS they will probably wonder why it was taken for a different service.

    I'd select the service you want - focus on that.

    It is a lengthy process and aside from recruiters and such questioning your desire to join their branch - and all of the work they do to facilitate that... a person would literally go crazy filling out all of that paperwork and trying to balance / coordinate with 3 different recruiters ;)

    What is your goal, what service preference do you have? If not.. I'd recommend looking into 'the military' a bit more... as it is hard to find a normal person that doesn't either really like one service over another or at least prefer a given service the least.

    Here you will probably find folks that decide between Navy and AF... and then those that prefer the Army.. that is from my observations on this forum.

    v/r

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    Would it be wise to submit packet to the AF, Army, and Navy, or should I just concentrate on one service?

    You can't do it. It is all DOD. You would only get so far with each application, and then you would have to pick which service to continue your application with. Should you change your mind about one service, and wanted to change your application to another service you would have to have the 1st service release your contract.

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    Thank you both for your responses. I do appreciate it.

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