Interviewing for the Navy isn't exactly a difficult process. The recruiters want you (they have quotas to fill) so unless you have some severe problems, you will power through the process. You take a test, maybe take another test, and talk to a dozen or so people about what you want to do and why you want to do it. You'll see the options and finally make a decision, you get sworn in, and the rest is pretty much not up to you.

Walked into recruiting office, Lied to about job by recruiters. Was not disclosed any information about job. Interviewers were pleasant but expected meetings in late evenings. Discussed drug use, stem classes, medical status.