US Army

As of now, the US Army and Army Reserves is not accepting those who have felony charges, however it does not prevent you from contacting a local recruiter and let them know your charges and see if they can work something.

No. Even though the President is the commander-in-chief of all US military services, he is not on active military duty, but commands from the White House, through the chain of command, even in war-time. However, George Washington actually rode at the head of his troops in order to put down the Whiskey Rebellion. His mere presence was enough to quell the rebellion; no shots were fired at him.

Typically, you're actually required to have served overseas in a war zone (including Korea, as the Korean Conflict never actually ended, and is considered ongoing).

Dates of Svc: 1958-1960

Branch of Svc: US Army

MOS: Armor Crewman

Unit: 1/32 Armor

Vehicle: M48 Patton tank

Legally, no not until the 17 year old is at legal age, it differs upon where your located traditionally, its frowned upon by many, we cant really do anything about that, possibly wait until your both older, then the difference wont stand out much.

The US Armed Forces are coprised of five separate branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard. None of the branches commands the Armed Forces, that job is reserved for the President of the United States, as the Commander in Chief of the US Armed Forces.

The L in a salute report stands for location. Size, activity, location, unite, time, equipment.

You may employ a full range of administrative and legal actions from counselings and reprimands through actions that could end a Soldiers career in the Army.

the snake in join or die is split into eight parts which are the british colonies and the Americans wanted to bring them all together yo make one colonie which is represented by the inatils of the colonies

Rudolph could never join in the reindeer games because he had a red nose.

No. You're dumb.

The only reason something is impossible, is because somebody hasn't done it yet.

As the former service member, spouse or immediate family member of a deceased former service member, you may contact the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, Missouri.

The address is below:

National Personnel Records Center

Military Personnel Records

9700 Page Avenue

St. Louis, MO 63132-5100

You should also visit the web site for additional information before you request the records. See the link below.

Here's the list of commissioned officers for the US Army:

General of the Army (5 stars), General (4 stars), Lieutenant General (3 stars), Major General (2 stars), Brigadier General (1 star), Colonel (Eagle), Lieutenant Colonel (Silver Leaf), Major (Gold Leaf), Captain (2 Silver Bars), First Lieutenant (Silver Bar), Second Lieutenant (Gold Bar).

Currently there are 10 Active Army Divisions. They are the 1st Armored Division, 1st Cavalry Division, 1st Infantry Division, 2nd Infantry Division, 3rd Infantry Division, 4th Infantry Division, 10th Mountain Division, 25th Infantry Division, 82nd Airborne Division, and the 101st Airborne Division.

Almost everybody in the US was a farmer - well over 90%. Most had families, and few could see how they could leave wife and children to go off for three years or the duration of the war, leaving the wife and small children to try to feed themselves as best they could. Most men preferred militia service, which was of shorter time spans and closer to home, and so was seen as more in actual defense of their own homes. This was particularly true in the south, where there was very little actual fighting against British or Hessian forces in the first four years of the war, but plenty of murderous civil war type fighting between local groups of both sides, all preying on the farmers. Another issue was bounties, paid to enlistees. Washington could offer only whatever Congress had authorized, usually $20. Some states paid up to $85 for enlistment in state troops, and Maryland even imprisoned two officers of the Continental Army for enlisting two of its citizens in the Continental Artillery. Privates in the Continental Army were paid (if they got paid) 6 and 2/3 dollars a month, so the bounty was a great incentive. Another issue was Washington's efforts to instill discipline and punish deserters, which included numerous hangings and liberal use of the cat-o-nine tails for flogging. Washington was not satisfied when the number of permissible lashes was increased by Congress from 39 to 100 - he wanted 500, usually effectively a death sentence (though Daniel Morgan had survived 500 lashes in the French and Indian War, for striking a British officer, even though Morgan was a civilian teamster and not a military person at the time). In one instance Washington had a man beheaded and placed the head on a pike at the camp gate at Morristown, New Jersey. The bad food, poor medical care, lack of clothing, harsh discipline, low pay and required service far from home, when one's home was actually threatened all combined to cause men to prefer militia service to enlistment on the Continental establishment.

The one, holy catholic and Apostolic Catholic Church

Various denominations of Orthodox churches

Some 30,000 Protestant denominations

A number of denominations that are only borderline Christian - Jehovah Witnesses, Mormons, for example.

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It's used to describe soldiers and other service members for whom military service is their primary occupation; i.e., they are service members full time. This is opposed to reservists, who soldier on a part-time basis.

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IF a foreign citizen wants to volunteer to serve in the U.S. armed forces, they can, (if they are resident alien of the U.S.)BUT they have to apply from with-in the U.S. so they still need a Green Card to enter the U.S.A. to apply to serve.

For your information, about 15 percent of the U.S. troops in Iraq are NOT U.S. citizens, many are from South and Central America, and they hope to get U.S. citizenship by serving a 4 year enlistment. Kind of sounds like the Roman Legions, who were NOT Romans at all, but fought for pay.

*attention:* NO. You need to be at least a legal resident in order to apply to any of the military corps. Go to a recruitment office an talk to them. You will see for yourself. If you lie about your status or social security number in the application, you will be punished by the law, and will be charged with a felony, and then never and ever can you apply for any immigration benefits at all.

CLARIFICATION: in order to enlist in the US military, you must have a green card. Within one year of your enlistment you will be able to apply for citizenship, as opposed to 3-5 years for civilians. The processing fee is waived for active duty military, and expedited as you will already have had a stringent background check. And, you only have to file the N400 and one other form and the military will do the rest. Detailed instructions are on the USCIS website.

Being that the US Army is a land based combat element there is no need for swimming in Basic Combat Training, with the Marines they have to go through swim training mainly in part because they are Department of the Navy and they can be stationed on a ship with there counterparts in the Navy.