There are linguists in all branches of the military - any time you deal with people in a country that doesn't speak English, you need translators. You have to pass the Defense Language Aptitude Test Battery, which consists of learning an artificial language. All 4 branches train at Defense Language Institute, Presidio of Monterey, California. The basic Russian course was 47 weeks long when I went through in 1979. I served 4 years in the Navy as an Airborne Direct Support Russian Voice Intercept Operator (Cryptologic Technician, Interpretive branch) and flew with Fleet Air Reconnaisance Squadron 2 (VQ-2) out of Rota, Spain. After I returned home, I joined the Army Reserves and completed training to work as a Russian Interrogator. I hear that Russian is not in as much demand as it was when I joined...You might expect to be offered Arabic or Farsi if you pass the DLATB.
A Linguist.
The suffix for the word "linguist" is "-ist".
The person is a linguist - who studies languages.
Global Linguist Solutions was created in 2006.
There isn't one online but try a written thesaurus
USMC
The US Marines definatley have the best.
That is very debatable, all of our military branches are considered to be the best in the world.
cus the army is flipping awsome!
They joined the BEST branch of the military, The United States Marine Corps. (I am not biased or anything having a daughter in the USMC and a husband too.)
Yes, the Air Force is a part of a branch in the Military.
All branches of the military are good for education, It depends on what you are looking to do,and where you want to go with your life.
the marine corps sure are a military branch.
executive branch
Your answer is: A Linguist !
It is most critical for our military to have, Men and women can both serve their country in each branch of the military.
No, but some of the languages can be difficult to learn. It is a major help if you are multi lingual as a child. And an "A" in High School French or Spanish won't make you a French Linguist or Spanish Linguist with a European posting.