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Infantryman (USA) vs Aerospace Experimental Psychologist (USN)
The Army's version of "deployed" involves body armor and MREs. The Navy's involves 7 months at sea without sunlight. Same word, different nightmares.
The 11B experience, condensed: your 'leadership development' is standing in formation waiting for someone to get yelled at for something you also did but didn't get caught doing. The 7120 experience, condensed: you literally research why pilots make errors and design the systems, procedures, and training that prevent them. When both hit the job market: the 11B discovers that the civilian translation of your resume is 'I can sleep standing up, carry things that weigh more than my future, and I have extremely strong opinions about which MRE is the best. The 7120 finds that your work saves lives in ways nobody will ever publicly credit, and your conference presentations are attended by twelve people, all of whom have the same PhD. Same DD-214, wildly different job fairs.
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