As a Soldier in the U.S. Army, you’re tasked with upholding the Constitution and protecting America’s freedoms. But it’s not always work—Soldiers have free time just like everyone else to spend with friends and family, or take part in sports or hobbies. Soldiers continually strengthen themselves…
Before you go to Basic Training, you may want to become familiar with the following four: The Soldier’s Creed, General Orders, Code of Conduct, and Soldier’s Code.
The U.S. Army offers great pay and benefits. If you compare it to other jobs, the U.S. Army has one of the most comprehensive benefits packages available. As a soldier in the U.S. Army you will have medical care, dental legal aid, housing allowances, vacation, life insurance along with excellent pay.
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Since its birth on June 14, 1775 – more than a year before the Declaration of Independence – the U.S. Army has played a vital role in the growth and development of our Nation.
You can earn a bachelor of science degree in engineering or liberal arts. With these credentials you can enlist in the Army as a second lieutenant. West Point is a university. To enter West Point you must be between 17 and 23 years of age as of July the 1st the year of admission, be a US Citizen,…
Warrant Officers are highly specialized experts and trainers in their career fields. By gaining progressive levels of expertise and leadership, these leaders provide valuable guidance to commanders and organizations in their specialty. Warrant Officers remain single-specialty Officers whose career…
Reserve Topics of Interest
Officer Training Topics of Interest
There are many programs available to recruites of the U.S. Army National Guard.
Is the Army Right for You? Are You Right for the Army?
Put your best foot forward. Tackle Basic Training with a positive attitude and a will to succeed. Give it your best and you will walk away from the nine weeks physically fit with the skills you need to survive and succeed.
A job in the Army is called a Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) and has a number and letter code associated with it. For example, an Infantryman is also called an 11B (eleven-bravo).
Visit one of the network of 65 MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Stations) located nationwide and in Puerto Rico. This is where you go to enlist in the Army. Here you will find out if you qualify physically and choose a MOS. The MOS may impact where you are stationed for Basic Training. This is also…
Talking to an Army Recruiter is a good opportunity to ask specific questions that relate to your situation. Only by working with a Recruiter can you tailor an Army experience to meet your goals, wants and needs. Want to take advantage of money for your education? Need certain job skills? Your Recruiter…
Step 2 : Choose the Right Path
Step 1 : Is the Army Right for Me?
The Army Special Operations units perform the military operations that are outside the normal capabilities of conventional forces. Conventional forces consist of masses of tanks, masses of men, heavy equipment and artillery. Special operations and the special operations forces go after those things…
The mission of the Special Forces Group is to plan, prepare for, and when directed, deploy to conduct unconventional warfare, foreign internal defense, special reconnaissance and direct actions in support of U.S. national policy objectives within designated areas of responsibility. The units continually…
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