What branch of the U S Armed Forces would mostly like need linguists in Russian or Chinese?

Answer 1

If you are wanting to be in the military and use those languages I would have to say the Marine Corps as they guard the embassies in those countries.

You would have to choose the MOS of marine rifle security guard. they are the ones that guard the embassies.

you can also look into embassy duties outside the military if you have these languages.

Answer 2

Navy, Navy, Navy.

I'm a Marine, but I have to say that the only thing we've done with our Russian and Chinese linguists is send them out with the Navy on the ships. Also, we send them out with the Coast Guard. Or you can go sit in a joint-service installation and do translations. But if you actually want to go somewhere, go Navy. There won't be any boots on the ground in Russia or China in the foreseeable future, so being ground forces is really redundant.

Unless you really want to guard an embassy, (for one year only at each station, not an entire career) then look into the Navy. It ain't a bad deal, really.

Answer 3

The Navy could probably use such talents the most. The Army and Airforce uses that kind of talent too but the Navy is usually the first to detect a military problem with foreign states.

Answer 4

I will have to disagree with the previous answers. Go to the Navy. Navel Intelligence is the best and after you get out, all of the alpha bet agencies will be after you. I have done some work for some of the agencies and I have seen this.

Answer 5

All of them..but if you are fluent in Russian and chinese..I must recommend to join F.B.I or C.I.A. as a linguistic agent.
The pay is better and you get to carried a gun....

Answer 6

That they have. That is needed is Arabic linguists.

Answer 7

The Capitulation Committee ;))))

Answer 8

All of them in one way or another.

All have consulate people.

All have translators.

All have analyists.

Answer 9

navel intelligence? spy on belly buttons?

Answer 10

the marines