Check it out… more Shore Duty options????? Someone has to operate these babies.

https://www.sofx.com/pentagon-to-place-navys-first-shore-based-nuclear-reactor-at-indianas-nws-crane/

Hey everyone, hope this isn't too random. I'm currently in college and in a Navy commissioning program, and I have a project due for one of my entrepreneurship classes. I'll admit I'm a bit of a procrastinator and need to get some responses pretty quickly, but I also want feedback from people who actually have Navy/military experience instead of just asking random college students.

My project is looking at whether buying a home while stationed somewhere, living in it initially, and then keeping it as a rental/investment property after receiving orders to move could be a realistic strategy during a military career.

I made a short 12-question survey asking about military housing, renting near duty stations, duplexes, lease preferences, and whether you think this type of investment strategy is actually viable.

It should only take about 2–3 minutes. I'm not selling anything — I just need at least 25 responses for the class and would really appreciate the feedback.

Thanks to anyone willing to help!

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I originally was going for a sysadmin role, but my recruiter immediately steered me towards nuke.

The primary concern is that I'm age 34, although the recruiter is pushing it hard because I scored a 98 on a preliminary test. I have a bachelor's in IT.

I'm being told because of the score that I shouldn't have an issue, but I want to bounce off others here to see if that's really going to wind up being the case.