The minimum enlistment age then, as it is today, was 17, and parental permission is required. Quite a few noted sailors and Marines lied about their age and actually enlisted at 16, since records were harder to come by then.
Yep - the maximum enlistment age for the U.S. Navy is 34.
To enlist in the United States Navy, you must be less that 35 years of age, but at least 17.
You have to be at least 18 years of age to begin basic training with the Navy, you also have to be at least 18 years of age to enlist into the Navy.
The Army: 42 The Navy: 39 The Air Force: 31 The Marines: 32
The standard age to enlist is 18 years old. If you have parental permission, you can enlist at age 17. Regardless of age, they require you to have a high school degree or its equivalent.
The age of 45 was heard during past conversations.
35 years old
unless you have prior service, no. the oldest age at which you can enlist is/was 36.
One can enlist as young as 17 years of age, however it is impractical to say that they would still be 17 after their training to become a corpsman. It would be easy to say 18 years old.
Based on her bio, one could guess that Donna Hicks-Peavey is likely in her mid to late forties.
Early to mid-forties is NOT an old age to have children.
As a male volunteer the age to enlist is 17 years and during wartime the age is 16 years. For women to enlist in the Norwegian Military they have to be 18 years of age.