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Question by  SammyScooter (136)

Does the Navy accept Coast Guard as prior service?

 
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Answer by  Dean (4035)

The best source of information about what the Navy does is a Navy recruiter. Go to the Navy's website and click on Locate A Recruiter and set up a meeting.

 
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Answer by  DavyBones (149)

Yes they do. Just because you were in the Coast Guard though don't expect to be ahead of the game when you get there.

 
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Answer by  patti (29325)

The ultimate authority on what the U.S. Navy does/doesn't do is a Navy recruiter. Go to the Navy's website and click on "located a recruiter," and make an appointment.

 
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Answer by  Lexie (115)

Coast Gaurd is considered a service branch of the military, therefore is does qualify as proir service with the Navy.

 
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Answer by  GreenTema (223)

The Navy accepts Coast Guard service since they are both branches of the United States Military, however, officers may belittle you for the prior service.

 
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Answer by  Latin4 (11170)

I think any prior service with the Coast Guard would be a plus for the Navy as long as you had a good record while in the Coast Guard.

 
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Answer by  xazurianx (330)

In short; yes. The Coast Guard is in fact a branch of the U. S. Armed Forces just as the Navy, Marines, Army, and Air Force are.

 
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