Good luck man. If you see this post I would personally try to get into any special operations program you can while you are at bootcamp.
I came into the navy as an Aircrewman, went to aircrew school then AE (electrician) school and then to p3c flight engineer school and spent 6 years as a flight engineer. If you are into mechanical stuff and learning in depth how engines, compressors and all kinds of other aircraft systems work, the flight engineer program is awesome for that. I really enjoyed being a flight engineer, just wish the p3 was a newer aircraft that did not break down all the time.
After those six years I got into a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) program and now fly small UAV's for the SEAL teams out of San Diego. It is awesome duty, but you can't do it straight out of bootcamp.
If you can get into SWCC or EOD or anything like that I would do it, wish I had when I joined the navy. They have a lot of funding and get the best things. EOD is not part of SOCOM, but their funding is still huge and the training is pretty good. I have been thinking of crossrating out of AWF if I can. Being part of SOCOM is completely different than the rest of the Navy, I like it a lot.
My brother is in the Seabee's and hates it. Too many people who think they are marines there. . . he says muster and all that crap is really stupid in the seabee's.
Any rate dealing with paperwork like PS would be crappy in my opinion.
good luck with boot camp. Its pretty easy, I'm sure you will be fine.
