I notice that there is no Medic skill on any of the Navy career skill tables. It seems to me it should be on the advanced training table. I also notice Drive skill is on the advanced training table. Really...drive...advanced training?
New house rules for me. One - Replace Drive with Medic on the Navy advanced training table. Two - Replace Mechanic on the Navy enlisted ranks table with a skill from the advanced training table if the traveller isn't a mechanic and has education of 8+. Two is because, while I can see a good argument for all Navy personnel having a basic grasp of mechanics (basic training level 0), it takes a lot of military occupational specialties to run a ship so I doubt all crew members would be level 1 mechanics if they have the education to learn some other specialty. In fact, I'll probably use house rule Two for the skills granted at enlisted rank 1 for Army and Marines careers also.
Further, I notice that Navigation skill is only available under advanced training for both the Marines and the Army. Navigation is a one of those basic military skills that all soldiers and Marines should have. You can't fight the enemy if you can't find it. So I'm going to switch Stealth and Recon on the Marine and Army service skills table with Navigation and vice versa because in real life, stealth (think sniper field craft) and reconnaissance training are advanced training in the military.
New house rules for me. One - Replace Drive with Medic on the Navy advanced training table. Two - Replace Mechanic on the Navy enlisted ranks table with a skill from the advanced training table if the traveller isn't a mechanic and has education of 8+. Two is because, while I can see a good argument for all Navy personnel having a basic grasp of mechanics (basic training level 0), it takes a lot of military occupational specialties to run a ship so I doubt all crew members would be level 1 mechanics if they have the education to learn some other specialty. In fact, I'll probably use house rule Two for the skills granted at enlisted rank 1 for Army and Marines careers also.
Further, I notice that Navigation skill is only available under advanced training for both the Marines and the Army. Navigation is a one of those basic military skills that all soldiers and Marines should have. You can't fight the enemy if you can't find it. So I'm going to switch Stealth and Recon on the Marine and Army service skills table with Navigation and vice versa because in real life, stealth (think sniper field craft) and reconnaissance training are advanced training in the military.