Well, I'm looking for a little expert guidance.

I am graduating college this December with a bachelors in aviation and I currently have my private certificate with around 70 hours. My goal once I have my degree is to serve my country by pursuing a pilot slot through whichever branch will take me, preferably the Air Force, Air National Guard or Navy but if it came to it I would look to the Marine Corps or Army. Recently I spoke with the recruiter at the local ANG unit near my home and they said that with a solid AFOQT and TBAS score along with getting a little face time at the wing I would be most competitive for their Fall hiring board. I am currently studying the AFOQT and ASTB type questions and I feel pretty confident on my ability to score well.

I know that everyone who thinks about flying in the military naturally gravitates to the Air Force. Along with their extensive ROTC units across the country (I missed the boat on that one hindsight is 20/20 there) and the academy I hear that is the most competitive. Are any of the other branches less competitive to get pilot slots? For example, I would be a third generation to serve in the Navy if I choose that. Would something like that have any pull on someone off the street getting selected? I believe that I'm well rounded but obviously I want to play the best odds. I appreciate any info on how I can further my career.

Thanks everyone!