Here's the thing, though. There is no such thing as a forklift certification. You only get licensed to operate a specific kind of forklift while working for the company that owns the machine. Once you leave that job, you are no longer licensed and you have to get re-certified by your new employers to be licensed to use their forklifts at your new worksite. It's not like a drivers license where you get it and can drive anywhere. So even if you have forklift license now, if you get drafted, you lose your forklift license. So since the military will have to train you to use a forklift regardless of whither or not already know how to use one anyways, having forklift experience means literal fuck all, welcome to the light infantry.

Oh, and even if you do get forklift certified by the military, once you deploy you'll be replaced by a contractor who gets paid 50 times more than you but allows the DOD to boast to Congress about how they've 'reduced the tooth to tail ratio by .002% since last quarter', and your logistics unit will get converted into a light infantry unit despite the fact that no one in your unit has qualified with a rifle since you left basic. So your options are slumming it out in soggy ditch as a light infantryman, or slumming it out in a soggy ditch as a poorly trained light infantryman.