glableglabes

Thus is very clearly US Navy recruitment propaganda.

I mean very clearly.

Why wouldn't the Navy just come out right and be transparent about this rather than trying to package this as an organic AMA?

You could have worded it as an "Official AMA from a US Navy Personnel" or something. But the half ass way you tried to make it seem like a genuine Joe Blow from North Carolina AMA just reads kind of disingenuous.

I mean half the questions so far are clearly from Navy owned/invested reddit accounts.

Okay, thanks for trying to be a little more transparent.

I'm not trying to antagonize but I was just a little taken aback by what I saw as a blatant PR campaign packaged as a genuine redditor.

And it seems like all of your responses have been mostly favorable to the Navy which also seemed a little fishy.

You may genuinely love your job and I hope you do but if you could warn a future recruit of anything that you did not expect or something that you didn't fully understand before you joined what would that be?

Also curious if you are being internally rewarded in any way for participating in this? Do you get leave for doing this? Or some other compensation?