How to Find a Navy Recruiter

The U.S. Navy is a popular option for young men and women---and even older men and women---seeking a career in the military. Joining requires a visit to a recruiter, and, in the age of the Internet, finding one requires only a few minutes and an Internet connection.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Computer with Internet access
• Telephone book (for those who do not have Internet access)

A few clicks

1. Go to www.navy.com. The U.S. Navy maintains several web sites, but navy.com features an easy-to-find "Find a Recruiter" function.

2. Find the "Find a Recruiter" function. This will be high up on the page and should not be hard to find; the Navy wants its recruiters to be easily accessible. Click on the "Find a Recruiter" button.

3. Enter your ZIP code when asked: Clicking on "Find a Recruiter" will call up a new page where users are prompted to enter the five-digit ZIP code of their home addresses. Type in your ZIP code, then click the "search" button.

4. Write down the information. The recruiter search should provide an address and telephone number.

Tips & Warnings

• If you do not have Internet access, Navy recruitment offices are also listed in telephone books. The white business pages should have listings under Navy or United States Navy (or both.)

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