Special Forces Training or OCS after College?
So, I have graduated college in the past May. And moved back home with my parents. I started working at a gun shop here after trying several different jobs. Many of the workers at this place are retired or active military. I am the only one that seems to not be in the military. One of the guys there is a Combat Controller in the Air Force. They always give me crap for not goin into the military. It has always been my dream to be in the Special Forces. But I can't figure out why?? I graduated from school with a history degree, in other words I sat through school, but was never really interested. I want a job that is adventorous. THe dude at work who is a combat controller is alright, and all he talks about is going back to Iraq. I am not sure if I agree with the war. But they always talk about honor and duty to your country to counter the argument of the U.S. being there for oil. The controller seems alright but I get the hint sometimes he isn't all there, like there is a screw loose or something. I thought special forces were on top of there stuff and professional. Anyway does anyone have any suggestions about the Special Forces or OCS. Most all of the guys there say don't go in as a officer, people won't respect you. Better to go enlisted. I am not sure if I want to give my life for my country right at this moment especially in some desert. Does anyone have any suggestions about being mentally tough to go through Special Forces. I am academically tough, but I never enjoyed team sports in high school except for golf and soccer. Any suggestions on adventourous jobs or information on OCS or Special Forces in any of the branches of military. I have a degree and I wouldn't want to be killed after my parents paid for me to go to school. But I have a serious urge to serve my country in some way. I think the idea of special forces appeals to me because no messes with them and that would be nice to earn. I am 24, and seriously considering, I would appreciate any advice.












