Looking for Navy Rate, dealing with computer forensics?
I’m going into the Navy, and I’m trying to figure out what I should do for my job. I would love to do something with computer forensics, but I’m not sure what I should go in as to do something with it. I am planning on going back to college after all of my ‘a’ school, and get my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Forensics. so I was just wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what would be a good rate to go in as if I want to do computer forensics.
Thanks.
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