The US government fulfilled the need for military personnel by introducing additional Commissioned Corps personnel.
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Yes and no. All military personnel from any country are given basic training as combatants in case they need it, and on a few occasions they have needed it, but only a percentage of any military organization find themselves at "the sharp end." The rest of them do maintenance, push pencils, and load trucks, planes, ships, which allows those at "the sharp end" to have what they need to fight. * In the US military, Quakers and other conscientious objectors have abstained from combat, but they have served as medics and other non-combat personnel.
The combat multiplier that allows a unit to transition from peacetime to war is personnel support. Personnel support ensures that the right military personnel, in the right numbers. Providing the uninterrupted flow of personnel to the battlefield and providing them with the services they need to sustain themselves prepares the unit to transition from peacetime to war.
The veteran is a x military personnel whereas a civilian is citizen. Every citizen need not be veterans but every veterans be civilians
There isn't one. They need to request permission from the government if they need to enter Canada.
The typical differences for military loans is that those backed by the VA are generally subject to lower interest charges and there is less need for a down payment. Additionally, the credit checks are less stringent in that a lower credit score is usually accepted.