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>>1605613
It would make you look good, but unless you have a concrete goal that service will train you for, it's not worth the 4 years you could otherwise spend on your career. Bear in mind, that rates that give you applicable skills in the real world a la nuke or aviation are highly competitive nowadays.

So unless you want to do it for emotional reasons, or get your dick slobbered, I would say it is not worth the opportunity cost.

USAA is a damn good bank tho