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It's not the most likely thing to happen, but it can be done. There's the AGR (Active Guard and Reserve) route, although I don't really know how this works as far as AD points go. If you're in a position where you can be put on Title 10 active duty orders, I believe you received AD points for that, though.
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What is the Maximum retirement points for a navy reservist per year?
If you only accumulate the points while in Inactive Duty (Drilling and Correspondence Courses plus 15 Membership Points) then the max you can get is 130 points. If you are Active Duty due to Mobilization, Annual Training (AT), Active Duty For Training (ADT), or Active Duty for Special Work (ADSW) the most you can get is 365 (366 during a leap year). If you mix them, again the max is 365. For example, let's say the first 6 months of your Anniversary year you were Inactive and you already racked up 50 Points and you did 13 days of AT. Then you get mobilized and are Active Duty during your last 180 days of your Anniversary Year. At the end of your Anniversary Year you will get 180 + 50 + 13 + 15 (Membership Points). That's 258. Another example is you are Inactive Duty for the first 30 days of your Anniversary Year but you have racked up 100 Points from Correspondence Courses (it could happen if you were motivated enough and didn't have a life!) and then get mobilized for the next 11 months of your Anniversary Year. The math for this is 100 + 335 + 15. However, the max points that they will give you is 365 (even though it adds up to 450).
Can you go from army active duty to army reserve?
Probably not. It's extremely hard just switching from a reservist to active duty, I've heard guys that we're waiting more than 14 months to make the switch to active and are still on hold. Its all about the needs or the Marines reserves and the the needs of the active duty command. It probably won't even be possible to switch, unless you haven't left for boot yet.
Do reservists qualify as veterans?
A veteran is anyone who has served in the military. As far as veteran benefits are concerned, only those who have served at least six months on active duty are eligible for benefits. An exception would be a reservist who was injured during training. If you are a former reserve or National Guard member, stand proud as a veteran who volunteered to put your life on the line for liberty.
What does fire cell do in call of duty black ops zombies?
It makes all inactive mystery boxes active and they all only cost 10 points. Go Crazy!
Does delayed entry army mean active duty?
No, it only means you've committed to enlist. Active Duty doesn't begin until you ship to Basic.
How many people are in the marines?
Around 7000
What is the world's second largest army?
The United States has the second largest Army. China (mainland) is first. In both cases, that is counting active-duty members only. Once reservists are counted, the picture is much more murky, as what defines a "reservist" is highly variable.
What to do on a battleship?
Only tourists walk the decks of battleships today. No battleships are on active duty.
Were veterans forced to fight in wars or did they volunteer?
Veterans are reclassified after their discharge from the service. During the Viet War, men were committed to 6 years of service; so a returning draftee from two years of service on active duty, with one year in Vietnam, had 4 more years of INACTIVE RESERVE duty remaining. This meant he was still subject to duty in case of emergency. Most of these men were never recalled to active duty; however, MANY men chose to volunteer again for Active duty, National Guard, or Army Reserves; when they found out that their 2 years of active duty counted towards 20 years of service (retirement money) if they joined the Guard or Army Reserves. The only catch was a Reservist or Guardsmen received his pension (money) at age 60; whereas an active duty serviceman received his pension immediately upon retiring, at age 38, if he entered at age 18. Today's all volunteer military now has an 8 year obligation, due to the large amount of money invested in the individual serviceman..
How many Marines are in the US Marines?
About 200,000 US Marines. They have the French Foreign Legion outnumbered 25 to one.Prior to the global war on terror the US Marines had an active duty strength of approximately 183,000. This includes Officers and Enlisted. This end strength is set by Congress (as it is for all services). The Marine Corps also has a sizable reserve made up by both active duty Marines that have served at least one full term of enlistment on active duty, as well as reservists that served only on active duty for training. Frequently the US Marine Corps would "get around" the limitation on end strength by bringing reservists on active duty for periods of up to one year to augment the active duty corps, and these reservist did not count against the active duty end strength.Since the GWOT, congress approved a significant increase in the active duty end strength to something like 225,000. This does not include the Marine Reserve units that were activated for the 2nd Gulf War to bulk up the US Forces in Theater.The US Marines are a smaller service because they are considered elite and hold themselves to a higher standard than virtually all military services around the globe. They are in fact the largest all elite force on earth.
Do you get poins for your subs on fantasy football?
You only get points for your Active players. Your reserves (or BENCH) players do get points, but their points do not count towards your total.
Can the overwing hatches on a kc-135 be opened from the outside?
Yes! But only by an Active Duty Crew Chief. Guard and Reserves must wait for an Active Duty Crew Chief to show up before one is opened.
