Depends on how long you have been out, if what you did before is what you still plan to do, etc. The general rule of thumb is if you get out of the service and join the same service within a year, doing the same thing, then yes, you can. If you join another service within a year, doing the same thing, most of the time you will be knocked down one grade (E5 to E4). The longer it has been since you previously got out, the lower the rank you will most likely get. Everything is circumstantial. The only truly solid answer you will find is when you are about to re-sign your enlistment papers and you read the contract. Up until that point, no matter what any rule book says or naval recruiter tells you, the answer is fluid.
Yes, if the demand for sailors is great enough.
The Navy has accepted prior service personnel in the past. You would need to contact a Navy recruiter for specifics.
The navy service has age limitation for joining and activity services. Your age is already passes away for taking active part in the navy service. You should be under 25 years of age for active navy service.
Yes
Yes - if you can prove you earned them!
Their prior service will decide that. If they were discharged with an Honorable Discharge, there should be no issue, as long as they are still healthy. There is usually a comment on the DD214 that references re-enlistment status.
If you have prior military service, you may not have to go through basic training again if you join another branch. The decision depends on various factors such as the length and type of your previous service, as well as the policies of the branch you are joining. In many cases, prior service members are exempt from repeating basic training, but they may still have to complete a shorter retraining program or attend an orientation course. It is best to consult with a recruiter from the branch you wish to join for specific guidance.
sir, I am Ex service man retired fro the India Navy Jan 2007 . I want to join the CBI. how to join. Thanking you
It is possible for a legal resident refugee to join any armed service.
There are no license requirements to join the Navy. You would enlist just like any other service. The basic requirement is a high school diploma and the physical skills.
Children cannot join the military. You must be at least 18 to sign a military service contract. If you have your high school complete and your parents will sign, you can join at 17.
If she does not posses a prior military service, no.
The Navy and Marine Corps have several bases in Japan.