Which one is more tough Army or navy?

Answer 1

Navy

Big and really strong ships. Can handle lots of damage, they can also fire missiles, toss bombs into the water, fire machine-guns, fire cannons, detect enemy vessels and launch aircraft(some ships can launch aircraft).

Air Force

One or two missile hits will destroy planes. The Air Force have lots of firepower but also have lots of defense. Air Force aircraft can fire missiles, use machine-guns to shoot and drop bombs. These aircraft are also very fast and can travel up to supersonic speed. They can also Dodge from missiles very easy.

Yes, the Air Force is stronger than the Navy. They can pack alot of damage to ships by dropping bombs. Ships can only withstand missiles for long but they cannot withstand bombs. Both, the Air Force and the Navy can launch torpedoes to destroy enemy ships. Vessels also can't handle that much torpedoes because torpedoes packs a bunch of damage to ships and can punch a hole right through the vessel.

Answer 2

This one could go either way. While the Army puts more boots on the ground, an Army PAC clerk certainly isn't going to have it harder than a Navy SEAL. It really depends on what you're doing, occupation-wise. Each branch will have its burdens which aren't common to the other - for example, a Navy submariner is more likely to encounter situations which could cause claustrophobia than someone in the Army who isn't often confined to tight spaces.

Answer 3

Depends on what field you're going into. Air Force Pararescue is a special ops unit, and trains harder than most of the Army, for example. Each branch has its occupations which require intensive training, and each branch has its rear echelon sorts who won't even see field time.

Answer 4

Generally army is considered the hardest due to physical and mental requirements and the more direct exposure to danger