Personal bias aside (!), it seems that within the intel community, Naval intelligence is accorded the highest regard within the US military. Obviously, exceptions will exist among individual leaders, sailors, etc. But on aggregate, it seems to be held in very high esteem. I was speaking with a friend the other day who mentioned that her Army recruiter had told her to go Navy if she wanted to do intel.
This made me curious as to what factors have shaped this perception within the intel community. Is it the selection process, the assignments, the history...? Curious to hear from those who've been in the community a while.
This made me curious as to what factors have shaped this perception within the intel community. Is it the selection process, the assignments, the history...? Curious to hear from those who've been in the community a while.