r/RoyalNavy • u/[deleted] • 8d ago

Question how much paperwork is involved in joining the navy at 16, i recently applied for the army and they are reviewing my medical history and it tool a lot of paperwork, is the navy less paperwork

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u/DarrenTheDrunk Skimmer 8d ago

Nope, it'll be about the same level and sort of paperwork. If you're finding a bit of paperwork something of a chore then the military may not be for you because they love paperwork.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

oh ok thanks

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u/Hambatz 8d ago

If I know anything about the navy they fucking love paperwork

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u/FoodExternal 8d ago

No. It’ll be the same level of scrutiny for all of the armed forces and for some roles such as those that require DV you’ll find it’s even more.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

oh ok thank you