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I don't think that is a bad reason to join at all. It is why I joined and it is what has kept me in for the past 10 years. I've lived all over the country and all over over the globe. There have been some major frustrations and some amazing experiences and I wouldn't trade any of it. That being said once you sign that contract you sign over your autonomy and freedom. The sort of life experience you get is going to depend on where they send you and they can send you where ever they need you: Iraq, Afghanistan, a ship etc... If you are not prepared for that possibilty it might not be the gig for you. What you see as the positives and negative of practicing dentistry in the Navy is also going to depend in large part on your attitude.</p>
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