In the Navy, what kind of jobs would get me on the ground?

i know of corpsmen and seabees but is there anything else? i was in the Army but i messed up my knees and dont know if i could do some of the stuff they would want me to do. ive seen the recruiter once already and everything is fine with me getting in but are there any jobs that can get me on the ground in a combat zone maybe?

How do I eliminate acquired energy, or bad chi?

I work as an Esthetician student, and I am in physical contact with a lot of people throughout the day. My instructor says we need to "ground" ourselves every morning and night and dump chi throughout the day. I'm really bad at mental visualization, so how can I achieve this?

US citizen, non-domiciled resident in UK - which country's tax laws apply?

As a US citizen, you pay taxes on worldwide income. If you have $10K or more in off-shore accounts, you have until 6/30 of each year to file a TDF 90-22.1 form with the treasury. (Failure to file the form can lead to VERY steep penalties.) If those accounts pay interest, yes, it's fully taxable.

East Los Angeles assessment test?

If we are planning to show up to class the first day in attempt to add with the instructors approval,which I was told to do, do we still have to take the assessment test? The assessment test requires a student ID, but the summer application is already closed.

Do you support a UN plan that will severely restrict our Right to Bear Arms and go against the 10th Amendment?

That's the day we pull out of the U.N. And revolt against the leftist in this country. At that point, they're going to wish they had some guns too.

Navy EOD or Corpsman?

I really really want to do EOD but i really like EMT and medical things. So if i do EOD could i still be a certified EMT and what not. Also is there any emergency medical classes I could take while EOD as advanced training or something?

Corpsman vs Medic in the Army?

So tell me the benefits. I know eventually training for Corpsman( pronounced coreman) will be sent down to Fort Sam Houston. Both of my recruiters said I'm good for either service. I want to eventually get a RN or go onto more schooling to get a bachelors in something. Then maybe head onto OCS or ROTC