It is COMMON for men to serve their time in one branch and then when their time expires to enlist into another branch of service. It ALL adds up to 20 years of service for pension purposes. However, it often does not allow higher or equivalent rank in the next service...sometimes there is a minor down grade upon entry into the next branch of service. But time DOES go by faster when experiencing different branches of service.
To enlist in something again.
A veteran is someone who's done things before, and you usually enlist in the military. A good sentence would be "The veteran wanted to enlist again, but was too old."
The Judge ordered the young man to enlist in the army as part of his sentence for the crime of burglary.
Conscript, draft, and Join.
Conscription, and then bounties.
The marines will take people of different ages. In order to enlist to become a marine you should be between the age of 17 and be no older than 29. It is possible you can enlist when you are over 29 but you will have to submit a waiver.
To get information on enlisting in the Marines, visit http://www.marines.com/main/index/making_marines/eligibility/marine-enlisted. At the top right corner, you can request more information.
Talk to your Local Marine Recruiter. Go To Marine.com for more information
17-40 years old are eligible to join the marines
No. Corpsman are from the Navy.
You can enlist in the Marine Corps. You may be given some credit toward promotions. Time served will be the total of all service time.
If you mean Parris Island Marine Corps training camp, - you have to be 18 to enlist in the Marines - you can be any age to visit the camp
no join the navy
very simple, if you enlist in the marines a year in advance that means you are in the marines and you are doing the Delayed Entry Program, that means that you are required to basic training within that year.
The least amount of time that you can enlist in the Marines for is three years.
It is not final until you take the oath at your physical.
As many as you've got.