Learn about the Navy Nuke Program

[@quentincarroll5499]

It’s not an engineering program. Nuclear operators are trained in this program. Definitely check out navy nuke reddit. The real info from current and former nukes about the enlisted nuke program is there.

[@vrknyght8207]

Thank you for the video. Can you explain why there is an age limit for Navy Nukes?

[@johnjones5354]

This guy is obviously just a recruiter, and not a genuine Navy Nuke. If you want information on the Navy Nuclear Power Program (not the Navy Nuclear Engineering Program), find a real Navy Nuke, and ask them.

[@joenavy7224]

I’m sorry you feel that ETN1 is not a real navy nuke. ETN1 stands for electronics technician nuclear. He has served on submarines and is currently a navy recruiter.

[@Loquacious_Jackson]

​@@joenavy7224 he must have been hated on his boat, he seems dimwitted and slow

[@Jonathan-e9q]

Bro you do realize every one in the navy is required to be a recruiter at some point right?

[@johnjones5354]

@@Jonathan-e9q Odd, I spent 8 years as a Navy Nuke, and never recruited anyone.

[@johnjones5354]

@@joenavy7224 If this guy is a real Navy nuke, then the program has degraded massively since I left.

[@DrMortimer]

Mayonnaise Man!!!!!

[@jf36084]

You aren't exactly telling the truth or lying ETN1 as an ETN2 most of what you say is applicable to ET's but not for EM's or MM's like the bonus and college credits it may have been better to post an actual breakdown by rate also there are more benefits that you're missing like the application for electricians to just become a journeyman electrician based on maintenance time alone or the schools we get after that can further our career inside and outside the navy recommend doing a follow up video more inclusive for subs vs surface and the different rates and the other things mechanics can do like ELT and Welder

[@atleder1]

Man needs to educate himself a little more. Dude didn’t even remember EMs

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great opportunity!

[@Loquacious_Jackson]

Lol no