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Your best option is to sit down with an Army recruiter and discuss your situation. Generally, you should be at least 18 years old to enlist, though you can enlist earlier depending on when you graduate high schol.

You will need a diploma (possibly a GED), a clean criminal record (but some convictions are waverable), no history of drug use (clean urine test to determine this), and good health.

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.

The NH-04 is the specialist or corporal in the army. He makes an annual salary of around 25,750 a year.

The highest rank in the army is general. Unless in a real war than it it general of the army which is 5 stars. Jointcheif and all that is just a title not a rank

there are lots...

No six star rank ever existed in the US military.

Presuming you mean "chief", the highest ranking officer in the British army is called a Brigadier.

US Marines trained at one camp on the east coast and one camp on the west coast of the US. US Sailors trained thru out the US; US Airmen trained thru out the US; US Soldiers trained at bases thru out the US. US Soldiers who were MOS (Military Occuptional Speciality) trained for medics went to Fort Sam Houston; Tank crewmen went to Fort Knox; Grunts went to Fort Benning; Pilots went to Fort Rucker; Artillerymen went to Fort Sill; Military Policemen went to Fort Gordon; Engineers went to Fort Leonard Wood.

evryone needs a passportim native and i use my status card because i have a criminal record and all native people have free rights to cross with a criminal record but i still need my passport to

The Hispanic nation that was apparently the first to abolish the Army was Costa Rica. In 1949, the government began forbidding the country from having a standing Army.

Yes. A meb will hold you past your ets date if you so choose to go through with a meb and not get out on your ets date. Your peblo will direct you to your battalion and have your enlistment office enter an extension code on your erb about 12 months past the date you started your meb. It will keep you active duty until the meb is complete. If the meb completes befor the date set on your erb thin you will not be held to the date of your erb only until the completion of the meb. Hope this helped you.

There are several ranks of sergeants. Buck sergeants (three chevrons) and staff sergeants (three chevrons with one rocker) led squads, usually of about twelve men. A platoon had four squads. There was a platoon sergeant (three chevrons, two rockers), the top enlisted man in a platoon. The platoon commander was supposed to be an officer, a second lieutenant or a first lieutenant. Platoon leaders got killed a lot. Platoon leader was the single most lethal job of the war. When the lieutenant went down the platoon sergeant took over, until a new lieutenant was assigned. So, squad leaders reported to either the platoon sergeant or the platoon commander, and the platoon sergeant reported to the platoon commander, unless he had become the platoon commander. If the platoon sergeant was leading the platoon he met with the captain or the first lieutenant commanding the company, with the other platoon commanders, when officers were called to company HQ to discuss plans or receive orders.

In the U.S. Army, you must attain the rank of Brigadier General. Some unwritten rules would be to have your Masters (or even a PhD), combat leadership experience, a host of command positions with definite improvements/results, attend every leadership and position-specific course offered, etc. It certainly helps to have graduated from West Point. You generally (no pun intended) must be married with a stable family life to wear a star (or even a bird for that matter). There are few single generals. In addition, it often takes 30 or more years of service to attain the rank. It can be done in less time, but it is certainly a rare exception to the rule. Most importantly of all (and I cannot stress this enough), you should be charismatic and well-liked; a people person. Without that, you are almost certain to retire as an 0-5.

In the Mission Enemy Terrain/weather Troops and Time/Civilian considerations portion of the mission analysis, the presence of an IED on a route is part of the Enemy situation. It is not considered part of terrain, because terrain covers natural hazards.

In my opinion both army and police plays the vital in the protection of our country. As police use to protect the country on national level they use to fight with daily crimes and with many other things like encounter of criminals and terrorists when they get entered into the cities and army use to protect the country from terrorists on the border the terrorists who want to get entered into the country by crossing the border they use to spread their terror by killing innocent people without any reason then we have the army to stop the entry of terrorist to enter into our country and sometime army use to fight with the army of neighbouring countries when they attack on us without any reason or with any particular reason so we can't say that only police saves nation more as compare to army or army protects nation more as compare to police both have their responsibility towards nation and they both are very responsive in the protection of our nation

100 times louder. You will hardly hear a 20 db(SPL) sound at all.

It depends on what kind of division; i.e. infantry, armored, etc. A US Army Infantry Division had 687 Officers, 42 Warrant Officers & 12,959 Enlisted Men in its Table of Organization during WW 2. An Armored Division had 558 Officers, 51 Warrant Officers & 10,001 Enlisted Men in its Table of Organization.

Niether. In a naval combat situation, the Army would be destroyed. If a Naval ship was docked, the Army would win. They aren't meant to be matched against eachother, but to work together.

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Yes, more than likely it is at the Pentagon, and also more than likely is not available for the public. Sorry. If you are trying to locate buddies from the time you served, try going to a site like Military.com, or you could search Yahoo for a group, or you could contact the unit in Hawaii if it still exists, and see if the clerk there might have archive information.

31 is the minimum for the General Technical (GT) score, out of a possible 130.