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Can you do interviews of EM, ET, DC? Thank you

Great video series! Very helpful

Reversion was the best thing to happen to me in boot. "Ramp" was "IT" (incentive training) when I went through in 2008. I was set back two weeks, but the following company was CAKE! BRAVO 180!

BRAVO-180 here. Semper Paratus!

This always works for my drill uniform but i swear to god it gets me so mad when i sit and it instantly becomes loose or completely comes off 😅

im thinking about it, honestly. i want to do something where i can hone my skills. i have a background in science and data, and i want to do something more fulfilling. and honestly, i dont really see myself sitting in an office job. but the coast guard, it seems like something up my alley, honestly. helping people, that sounds very fulfilling work for me. but like, idk if it is too late. im 28. almost 29. and like, ive worked a couple of jobs in office setting. and i really dont see myself doing office work indefinitely. but doing something like the coast guard, it sounds like my calling. but like, idk if my family would be on board bc like i dont want them to feel like everything i did with school was a waste. bc i have two bachelors and a masters, and so like, i guess i want to know, is there career advancement if you already started your career journey? like, for me, someone with a science and data background, would there be a way for me to grow and advance in the coast guard if i join?

ET’s work on updated equipment as well as major weapons systems. I feel like making the judgement off the base definition does not capture the breadth of what any rate does but more so engineering jobs. As and ET I have done weapons, nav, comms, IT, GM, BM. ITs tend to be sheltered and your review of IT was significantly longer than any review of any other rate.

Btw, Semper Paratus, shipmate!

I'm curious where BM is.

If any boot gets offered the opportunity to got to the Ceremonial Honor Guard, take that billet!

What is a good score to be an officer?

I would have never left 8 years BM1 X128

was this only for that certain year 2021?

00:03 - The IT role in the Coast Guard is a promising career choice focused on technology's future. 02:10 - The speaker discusses their transition from the Air Force to the Coast Guard. 06:19 - Transitioning into IT training in the Coast Guard from 2005. 08:33 - IT training in the Coast Guard shifted from lenient to strict after a scandal. 12:47 - ITA school specializes in developing technical skills and passion for IT careers. 14:48 - Choosing between IT and ET roles in the Coast Guard depends on passion and work preferences. 18:48 - Daily IT operations on Coast Guard cutters involve troubleshooting and maintaining various systems. 20:33 - IT support on a Coast Guard cutter is dynamic and mission-critical. 24:07 - IT roles in the Coast Guard involve top secret clearance and skiff operations. 25:56 - Comparing IT roles on cutters versus ESUs shows distinct focus areas. 30:01 - IT roles in the Coast Guard involve supporting various units with technical expertise. 31:56 - IT personnel in the Coast Guard manage diverse responsibilities and ongoing tech support. 35:35 - IT in the Coast Guard faces constant customer issues with limited resources. 37:26 - IT roles in the Coast Guard are essential but recognition varies by supervisor. 41:06 - IT challenges in the Coast Guard involve high demand and limited support. 42:57 - Working at ESD in the Coast Guard fosters strong relationships and a dynamic work environment. 46:30 - IT roles in the Coast Guard involve diverse assignments, with strong emphasis on ESD experience. 48:17 - Priority placement in the Coast Guard depends on cutter tours and performance marks. 51:56 - Successful IT in the Coast Guard requires strong interpersonal skills. 53:47 - IT roles in the Coast Guard attract diverse skill sets. 57:19 - IT roles support high-level programmers in the Coast Guard. 59:16 - Understanding roles within CG Cyber and its various departments. 1:02:58 - Passion and people skills are vital for IT success in the Coast Guard. 1:04:48 - IT roles in the Coast Guard are evolving towards specialization and teamwork. 1:08:27 - High-paying IT careers in the Coast Guard focus on programming and cybersecurity. 1:10:13 - IT roles in the Coast Guard provide diverse experiences for future civilian careers. 1:13:48 - Achieving financial independence through real estate despite a humble background. 1:15:33 - Obtained financial stability through real estate success before joining the Coast Guard. 1:18:57 - The speaker discusses their extensive real estate investments and the role of VA loans. 1:20:42 - Investing profits from property sales can be strategic to minimize taxes. 1:24:08 - Invest wisely in real estate as an IT in the Coast Guard. 1:25:44 - Investing in real estate and cryptocurrency provides financial growth opportunities. 1:29:06 - Concluding remarks and appreciation for the discussion.

AMT, AET, AST S tier SK, YN a tier Everything else D or lower 😂

I was a DC started on a 210' the Dependable when it was in Cape May, and then I was part of an ANT team in Milwaukee. Honestly, I always wanted to be an MK, but I did like being a DC.

Best military chaplain interview in KZbin!

Today I actually learned that what I was trying to do neatly for a long time actually is a thing with name 😂 thank you! (Not in the military so I lacked the know-how)

I don't even think the guy he is interviewing is an ast. Horrible questions and horrible answers

If I enlist having a B.A. degree, what would be my rank after finishing boot camp?

I learned the pants drop in Marine boot camp super tight n crisp

I have a 4 year degree in legal studies, I am also 23yrs old what do you think I should go in as.... my recruiter told me that I would enlist as an E3 bc of my degree but never mentioned an officer to me? I would like to hear your thoughts on that

Wheres DFS

Dunno if stretching out from three weeks to four weeks will help at all. At the end of the day the purpose of the DEPOT program was to bring real world skills, LEO, Firefighters, prior serivce, etc. to quickly be trained and added to the reserve command and supplement active duty. If you keep stretching it out you might find yourself with diminishing numbers in recruting and creeping up on the eight week program. Many other branches have agumented boot camps for prior service etc. with the same goals in mind. Just some food for thought. My DEPOT experience was fair and I was prior service. Overall the concept of the DEPOT program is sound. Good video!

Coast guard is not the best service. I did 8 years in the coast guard and i experienced the WORST TOXIC LEADERSHIPS ever inmagined. As a Coast Guard veteran you'll get absolutely no support whats so ever. Now im basically homeless live off unemployment for years. My friends joined marines, army, and navy for 6 years and their branch helped them transition into civilian life with secured jobs while coast guard toss me out like trash. I reach out to coast guard several times for support and they literally blocked me or ignored me. Im a extremely nice guy and hardworking and yet i get no support from Coast Guard. Join any other service but coast guard. Coast Guard has absolutely no comradery.

My son just called me he got revered 😢 he sounded so discouraged.

The shortage is real. Auxiliary are sole presence at closed Coast Guard stations. They might as well convert Auxiliary back to the reserves. Instead, getting free labor from civilians to run stations.

Does Coast guard have reserve?

We had 2 petty officers miss movement in Hobart Tasmania. They met us on the pier in Sydney and were restricted for Sydney and Maui… USCGC Glacier Deepfreeze 87.

Hey military journeyman, can you tell me if “stations” have barracks or would I be getting bha?

Guess ill be the new julian miyata when i graduate, vids incoming

Hey, is that before you turn 42 years old or before you turn 43 years old?

Drop your pants period. That alone will make you stand out

Thank you

You should try and be a Coast Guard diver..

When I was deciding what rate to go, I went to the mess deck and took a look around at everyone to see who was the happiest. The GM was always the happiest, so I went GM, no regrets.

really had me there for a second

Thank you for sharing .My son is in bootcamp now

I've been out for 44 years, think they'll take me back :) Semper P.

So BM is the coast guard grunts?

Son is due to finish boot camp here soon as a non-rate with hopes to land a BM A-School. He has yet to call home and let us know his first duty station. Regardless of where (cutter, small boat station, ice breaker) he has a car and can't fathom the idea of not bringing it with him to his first duty station. Any issues here? Thank you.

May we have a link to the boots? I'm not military but I like to look squared away during yardwork. Also, I always used velcro. But this method sparks ideas, thx.

So I could attend a university , but still go to my job but the job and the university has to be in the same state correct.

What are your thoughts on a recently turned 39 year old who is just climbing out of the abyss of a bad hand in life, joining CG, as a desperation move to get some traction in a life that otherwise seems to be going nowhere?

What would you say is the lowest stress that also does not come with some terrible downside?

I have a college degree in criminal justice. I want to work in law enforcement. I have qualified for BM and ME. But which is really the best if I wanted to pursue a federal law enforcement career after the coast guard. I haven't really gotten a clear answer. Thanks. Love the videos.

Retired dc chief retired in 1992

I’m planning on joining the USCG because I want to be a man of honor and a masculine figure to my future children and the youth

guys the add before this video was an add for a NAVY rescue swimmer just saying .