I'm going to the navy soon. Have you ever been in the navy to tell me about the sea?

like the army's, the navy's recruits get up at 6: a.m. to run or queue up, come back at 6: 3 to tidy up the house, have dinner at 7: , start training at 7: 3, queue up for one or two months at first, and then train tactics, such as crawling forward and firearms. Train for 45 minutes and rest for 1 minutes. Dinner is served at 11: 3 noon. I have a lunch break, but I don't want to sleep as soon as I get in. At noon, I also tidy up my personal affairs. In the afternoon, queues are usually arranged, sometimes for doctrine and political study. Physical training at 4: p.m. At that time, we ran 3 kilometers every day as a reserved event, and there were parallel bars, squats, frog jumps, combined training and so on. Dinner is served at 5 o'clock in the evening. After eating, you can rest until 6 o'clock, then study doctrine and politics, and watch the news broadcast at 7 o'clock. Continue to study from 7: 3 to 8: 3, call at 8: 3, wash at 9: and turn off the lights at 9: 3. Recruits usually work overtime to watch doctrine and politics after lights out, and the navy also has an exam for public subjects. In rainy days, queue training is changed to theoretical study. At the end of three months, the navy general soldiers (shore workers) left the company. The marine corps began to train majors, such as diesel engine, telegraph, guns, etc., and then began to learn to swim. Study for half a year before joining the company. If it helps, please adopt it.