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The only ones that can sign up with USAA Savings Bank are people that are with the Selected Reserve or National Guard. Those who have been discharged "honorably" can also have a USAA Savings Bank account.

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Q: Who can have an account with USAA Savings Bank besides active duty members of the military?
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