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Life in the Navy - Frequently Asked Questions.
Many of your questions about the Navy have been askedand answered before. See if you can find your question inthe list below. Or, to get the most complete picture of theNavy, locate your nearest recruiter and set up a meeting.
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It depends. Normally ships will go to sea for 10 daysto 2 weeks each month for training operations. Extendedoperations away from home port can last up to 6 months, andships deploy every 18-24 months. This varies depending onthe mission and type of ship. Ships on 6-month deploymentsspend time visiting ports throughout the world. If you areon a shore duty tour, you will likely spend no time at seaduring the course of the duty assignment {usually 2 to 3years).
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There are plenty of activities available to sailors intheir off-duty time. Depending on the size of the ship,you'll have areas for exercise, watching movies, playingcards, emailing friends, and purchasing snacks and otheritems. Many ships also provide college classes.
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The tempo of operations will dictate actual length.While in home port or on shore duty, it is very similar tothat of civilian jobs. While out to sea, it is often longerbecause of the workload needed to keep the ship, aircraftand other machinery working properly and efficiently.
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Onder normal circumstances, you will be eligible for apromotion from E-l to E-2 in 9 months, from E-2 to E-3 in 9months, and from E-3 to E-4 in 6 months. Advancements on thebasis of merit can occur in basic training to E-2 withoutwaiting the 9 months. By referring friends who join theNavy, you can be promoted even faster!
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Once you have completed basic training and any followupschooling, you will probably move just once to your firstpermanent duty station. Naturally, if you stay in the Navypast your first enlistment (or if you request a specificdeployment) you may have to move again.
(Adapted from https://www.navy.eom/faq.html#section-4)