You can generally terminate an army contract by following the proper procedures outlined in the contract itself. This may involve giving notice to the appropriate authorities and outlining the reasons for termination. It's important to review the contract terms and seek legal guidance to ensure you are in compliance with the termination process.
No. Once you sign that contract you are required to fullfill your enlistment.
No, they'll be assigned as indicated in their enlistment contract or according to needs of the Army.
Not an easy prospect. You can talk with your recruiter. Try to get Sniper school specified in your enlistment contract.
boat or airplane; free if you join a military service of the US and ask for assignment there as part of your enlistment contract.
When your enlistment contract is up or your retire. That could be 2, 4, 6, or 20+ years from the age at which you joined.
When you sign an enlistment contract, you're signing an eight year contract. If, for example, you do four years of active duty, then you're placed in the Individual Ready Reserve for the next four years, and are subject to recall as needed.
The Air Force accesses recruits either as open (general) contract or GTEP (Guaranteed Training Enlistment Program).
Yes, especially if you were dishonorably discharged.Added: The militry is not required to "take care of you" after you have done something that caused the enlistment contract to be broken.
Enlistment Bar was created in 1884.
Enlistment Bar ended in 1950.
Remember when you received your enlistment bonus? Well, when you transfer from the Guard to the Reserve or vice or versa, you pay back the bonus cause you did not fulfill your contract. Mypay will automatically deduct an amount to pay down that balance. I'm in the middle of it right now.