Have a high school diploma or GED WITH college hours (at least 20). You may enlist at 17, but must have consent from a parent or legal guardian. If you enlist at 18+, this is no longer necessary.
You will be required to take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery test (ASVAB), and you must score a minimum of 32 on the General Technical out of a possible 130 for the Army. Your GT score (as well as other line scores) will determine was occupations will be open to you.
You will undergo urinalysis testing, an extensive physical, and a criminal background check. Having a record does not necessarily disqualify you from entry - that will be dependent on a number of different factors.
You must either be a United States Citizen or Permanent Resident Alien (i.e., 'green card' holder) with a declared intent of obtaining US citizenship. Additionally, as a foreign citizen, you may be audited according to your country of origin for acceptance into the Armed Forces (your home country must be on an approved list).
Then, after all of that is said and done, you must attend and complete Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training, from which point, you will proceed to your assigned duty station.
Right now 30 April 2010 there are four basic requirements for a person to be qualified for enlistment;
1. High School Senior/Graduate, College Students or GED with minimum of 15+ college credits
2. No Major Law Violations (ie. DUI, Possession, Sexual/Domestic assault or violence, etc...)
3. Ability to pass the ASVAB with a 31 or higher (maximum score of 99)
4. Have no major medical issues (ie... mental disorders, physical disorders)
Some others issues could be age, number of dependants or meet height/weight requirements there are others but it is best to contact a local recruiter and determine eligibility.
There are very few requirements, age, physical condition etc- go to a recruiter today-they will do all they can to get you
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yes, you can, if it doesn't affect your normal body functions. Broken collar bone is not a disability, so you will be accepted in the army. Be confident and good luck
Any accredited university in the US. Any accredited ROTC programme is also accepted.
To be accepted into the Roman army you had to be a free male in good health both physically and mentally.
Ulysses Grant
There are some general guidelines accepted by most, but there is no limit if the army is willing to be unethical/ unmoral/ evil.
He was only 15 years old
i think 50 years
The surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia.
The surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia.
Grant accepted Lee's surrender of the Army of Northern Virginia.
To be accepted into the Roman army one had to be freeborn and relatively physically fit. (If you were accepted, the army would make you physically fit) The obese and mentally deficient were rejected. The Romans did not have much trouble getting volunteers for their army since the pay was steady and a soldier had prestige. This appealed to many of the poor class who had to compete with slave labor to get work.