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How many guns salute does a soldier get?
A soldier gets a 21 gun salute.
How many soldiers were killed in the triple entente?
Lots of soldier's .
How many of the soldier who died in Vietnam were from California?
5,573 men from California died in the war.
How many soldier died in the conflict in World War 1?
It's estimated at about 117,000 deaths
How many soldiers are in the tomb of the unknowns?
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers located in Arlington National Cemetery, outside of Washington, DC, holds one soldier from each of WWI, WWI, and Korea. The crypt for the Vietnam soldier remains cool.
How many days of annual training can a tpu soldier do per year?
Min 14 days. Max 29 days
You elected COBRA coverage and want to know how many days you have to pay the initial premium.?
30 days.
New commander's will receive an Initial Command Inspection how many days after assuming command?
90 days
How many days did it take to make one terracotta soldier?
one month
How many pushups do you have to do for the National Guard?
As many as the same APFT that the Army uses for your age range. See the related link.
How many days is the initial assessment phase of the transitioning leader generally?
30
How many days does the initial assessment phase of the transitioning leader genrally occur?
30
How do you divorce a deployed soldier?
In Kentucky a special attorney, called a Warning Order Attorney (WOA), is appointed to notify the soldier of the action once it is filed. A time period of 50 days is given for the soldier to contact the WOA to let the WOA know his/her position on the dissolution action. It is time consuming and takes a lot of paperwork, but it is not impossible. Go and interview with as many attorneys as you can. Most initial appointments are free and the advice is priceless.
How many days from 1535 to 2012?
including 1535 and 2012, and not counting the ten days that were removed from 1582 when the initial switch to the Gregorian calendar happened, 174577
How many working days does a soldier have to respond to a boards findings after an MEB?
A soldier typically has 10 working days to respond to the findings of a board after a Medical Evaluation Board (MEB). This timeframe allows the soldier to review the board's recommendations and provide any additional information or rebuttal. It's important for soldiers to adhere to this timeline to ensure their concerns are considered in the final determination of their case.
How many days must past in order for Thorium-234 to have 4 grams remaining?
The half time of the isotope 234Th is 24,10-(3) days; if you know the initial mass calculate the number of days down to 4 g.
How many medals does a soldier get for guarding the tomb of the unknown soldier?
5
