Air Force or Navy?

Question

I’m seriously considering joining the military because for one, I believe it’s an honor to serve, and most importantly, I believe it will really benefit me educational wise and financially. I am married to a marine. And I have always loved how the military offers so many benefits and opportunities for families. Of course I know it won’t be peaches and cream, but it will definitely be better than what I am doing now. I am 24 years old and we have no kids. I really want to be able to help my husband financially with bills and not have to depend on him financially for things, and I want a better career than what I have been doing which is customer service, minimum wage jobs. I have my associates degree and I eventually want to pursue interior design, that is my passion. I can’t afford to go to school to pursue a bachelors degree, so I love how the military can help pay for schooling. I ultimately I feel joining will help me become the woman I need and want to be which is more independent, be able to travel, and those bonuses are nice too. It can also help me understand my husband a little better lol (since he is in the military). 
I will like to also work towards becoming an officer in the military so I know I need to continue with schooling, get my bachelors and so forth. 
Okay after a little background, my question is, should I do Navy or the Air Force? 
I visited a navy recruiter today and I really like what they have to offer. My husband suggested I do Air Force, so tomorrow I plan to make a visit to an Air Force recruiting office. I would like advice from anyone who has been in either branch and what your pros and cons are. Just to help me decide a little better.

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Air Force.
They have a priority for education, are the most like civilian jobs, have a TON of opportunities in a vast array of arenas, and you can be stationed at a ton of different bases.
My mom’s husband is in and is close to retirement now. He’s got a Masters in Electrical Engineering that the AF paid for by him being in programs they offer. He has never used his GI Bill but he’s smart and had to be to qualify for the programs.
He has done so much that differs from his first MOS.
If you’re ok with being on a ship, you’ll probably be fine with the Navy. I personally would choose the AF over any other branch though.

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Take your ASVAB and see what jobs your scores qualify you for in each branch see what would like and since your husband is a marine, navy is affiliated with them, this sounds like what me and my boyfriend are doing, he’s joining the Marines and I’m going the Navy on the 22nd!

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If you plan on trying to colocate then the Navy might have more options since your husband is a Marine.

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Air Force all the way!!

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I’ve been navy for 8 years. It really depends on what you want to do.

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I’m in the Navy. Go Air Force. 😂

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When I was joining I ultimately looked at what kind of jobs each branch had to offer and ended up going with the navy.