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Go straight to the Navy after high school.
United States Naval Academy.
To go to college while joining the navy is to go to a NROTC (Naval Reserve Officers Training CORPS) college. Which is a college that has navy affiliation and you can take a class learning about navy military customs, traditions, and technology which upon graduating college you will be in the navy ranked as an officer and will have to serve usually 4 years of front line duty in the navy. While you go to college you will get paid for being in the navy and you can major anything you want to, however the navy will choose where you will be put and the job you will be doing. A link to see the NROTC colleges is- http://www.navy.com/careers/nrotc/colleges/ (you have to copy and paste it) Another way of going to college and joining the navy is to go to the Naval Academy, which is the same as a NROTC college only it has majors that focus strictly on jobs in the navy. In both you will graduate as an officer and will have to go to boot camp either during the summer or immediately after graduation.
That's a decision you need to weigh carefully and decide for yourself.
The U.S. Navy Reserves do not have a dedicated above-water force protection unit like the Royal Navy Reserves. However, Navy Reserve personnel can serve in various roles that support above-water operations, including logistics, information warfare, and engineering. The U.S. Navy integrates Reserve forces into its active duty operations, allowing them to contribute to maritime security and force protection missions when needed.
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Yes, the quartermaster rating is available in the Navy reserves. The quartermaster (QM) rating is responsible for navigation, charting, and maintaining navigational instruments and equipment. In the reserves, quartermasters may perform similar duties and play a vital role in supporting naval operations.
In the Reserve, you can.
Pakistan Navy War College was created in 1968.
Pakistan Navy Engineering College was created in 1962.
The exact number is classified, however, the current approximate count is about 2,400 Navy SEALs on active duty status and another 700 in the Navy Reserves.