Who is better air force or navy?

Answer 1

Go to the military division in which you think you will be better off in, and which interests you the most.Well you have to look at what is important, do you want to make more money? If so then go ahead and forget about the Air Force, reason being is that you will advance way faster in the Navy than the Air Force their advancement is very slow, second do you want to travel, then the navy is the way to go on that aswell because that is what they do, don't let the Air Force talk you up with their Air Force Community College because that is what it is a Community College, the Navy gets Accredited College Credits for the training you do from the American Councel of Education. i don't really know why anyone would ever want to join a organization like the Air Force.

Answer 2

depends on who you ask. I'm a navy vet myself, so I'm admittedly a little biased.

both the navy and the air force are highly technical, and they both offer great opportunities. the navy is older, and has more traditions, but the air force has some too... it really depends on what you are looking for.

you want to travel all the time? join the navy. travel sometime? join the air force.

you want training on highly technical machinery/electronics? both are great opportunities.

neither is better.

Answer 3

This question is almost as old as the Navy and Air Force itself, but there are certain facts that put the Navy ahead of the Air Force:

1. The Navy is more mobile and can respond much faster to developing crisis around the world, due to Carrier Groups strategically positioned around the world. 2. Unlike the Navy, the Air Force is restricted to land bases either in the U.S., or at friendly host nations. The Navy is only restricted by how big the oceans are.

3. In addition to sea-based air power, the Navy and Marine Corps (the Marines are an independent force within the Department of the Navy) have many land bases as well around the world.

4. Unlike Air Force Pilots, Naval and Marine Aviators take off and land on moving postage stamps (Carriers) in the middle of the ocean, in all types of weather, night or day.

Answer 4

Neither. Pay is according to rank (pay grade) and time in service. It's universal across all branches of the military - an E5 with four years of service in the Navy makes the exact same base pay as an E5 with four years of service in any other military branch.

Answer 5

navy

pays more aprently