When preparing for the Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Test (ASVAB), it is important to know and understand what you are about to take and how important your score is to be able to enlist with in the Marine Corps. Each branch has specific requirements, and the Marine Corps is no exception. The enlistment requirement score is a 32 with a High School diploma, and a minimum … [Read more...]
Requirements for the Coast Guard
* Updated July 2019 The United States Coast Guard is a very selective service. With only 38,000 active duty and 12,000 reserve personnel, the U.S. Coast Guard does more with less than any other service. The U.S. Coast Guard performs more missions than all the other services which requires all members to be versatile and hardworking. The U.S. Coast Guard is one of the five … [Read more...]
Other Army Requirements
In addition to the in generally good physical condition you must also meet certain standard requirements guidelines including age, citizenship, academic, physical and legal qualifications. Age Requirements You must be between the the ages of 17 and 35 (unless you have prior U.S. military service, or a specialized professional skill, such as a chaplain, lawyer or certain … [Read more...]
Seven Steps to Join the Army
Your decision to join the U.S. Army will be a life changing experience! The lessons you learn about yourself and the world around you will have a lifelong impact. If you're considering joining the Army the seven steps below will show you just how easy it is. Each of the steps are designed to help you make the best choice for your life, family and career. Joining the Army isn't … [Read more...]
Saluting in the Coast Guard
Salutes should always be accompanied by a proper greeting such as "Sir, Good Morning, Sir", or "Ma'am, Good Afternoon, Ma'am." A salute is military tradition and custom that recognizes the other person's seniority. In the Coast Guard, a salute shows respect toward an officer, flag, or our country and recognizes, as a service member, that they have each made a personal … [Read more...]