Airshark Character Generator

endurance +1

Can you see the character sheet? I noticed it was still greyed out, so I selected the notebook again (did it a couple of days ago, guess it didn't stick)

Graduation allows a commission roll to be taken
before the first term of a military career, so long as
it is the first career chosen after university. Success
will mean the Traveller enters the career at officer
rank 1. If graduation was with honours, DM+2 is
granted on this first commission roll.

Guess this doesn't apply. Bit worried about qualifying for the navy ;-)

They couldn't before. They can now.

The GM can always see all sheets in the game.

Yes. They rolled twice, using two Benefit rolls. You can make more rolls later when you actually Muster Out. Each time you need to choose before you roll if it is Cash or Benefit.
True.
You can spend up to 10K of any Cash you have before we start, but the rest you will have to keep. You can buy stuff in RP, if the story allows, prices may vary based on where you are and what you are buying.
It would be the 'easy way out', so not doing that could be more interesting. :)
Your University Graduation would have allowed you to try to enter the Navy as an officer if you went straight there, but, since you spent time in another Career, you will have to enter as a grunt and try your luck with a Commission roll if you survive your first term.
You still get the +1 to Qualify, that is not limited to 'first Career after Graduation'.

With SOC 10 you can try to become an officer every Term, less well connected people only get one chance.

Don't know where the +1 is coming from but I'll take it :)

so INT6+ -1 (for previous career) +1 from the magic well.

close call, but got in!!! (even without magic)
Do I get all service skills?

No, that is only for your first Career. For subsequent Careers, Basic Training (page 18) only gives you one of them at level 0, you pick which from the Service Skills Table.

An army medical officer and a shady trader/spy... Will be interesting to see how they ended up together :D

chose mechanic.

rolling on the line/crew table 1d6

3= gun combat (skill goes to 1, skipping 0)

Rolling for survival INT5+

5, Oh boy, the navy is kicking my ass.
.rolling for event.

You are given advanced training in a specialist field. Roll EDU 8+ to gain one level in any skill you
already have.

Airshark says:

3= gun combat (skill goes to 1, skipping 0)

You get Gun Combat 1 as a Private.

You need to choose what sort of guns they taught you, set the rest to 0. You could have gotten different guns, though, so you could have two +1s or one +2, up to you.

upgrading mechanic to level 1

rolling for advancement.
edu 7+

Ignore my above. I was looking at Army.

You not trying for a Commission?

rolling a commission roll soc 8+

didn't know had to do that first. But failed at both......