US National Guard

24 months for WO1 to CW2. 72 months to CW3, 72 months for CW4. Outstanding individuals can make CW3 and CW4 in as little as 36 months however based on merit and the needs of the component

It's a reserve force of the military.

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The address of the Library Of The National Guard is: One Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001-1401

The Army National Guard and Air National Guard do work together. Although, most missions are different and require that they work on different tasks. You will most definitely see Army and Air National Guard working together on a big project.

During the 60s/70s, the "Army" National Guard (there is a Air National Guard also) was utilized primarily in the Dakotas during the Wounded Knee incidents, the Watts riots in LA, Governor Wallace's use of the Alabama Guard to keep blacks (African Americans) out of white schools, and the state of Ohio (Kent State University shootings).

Yes, the national Guard holds training two days a month, and two weeks over the summer. Unless of course you are to get deployed.

Yes.

Kent State University.

Not sure about the "R", but the "UTA" portion stands for Unit Training Assembly, which would be your drill weekends. UTA-4 being a standard two day drill, and UTA-5 being a 2-1/2 day drill, IIRC.

Speak to a mental health professional about your concerns in regard to you being mentally capable of serving your country. (after all no one wants to be responsible for someones life because your mind wasn't ready to process the information when you needed it the most)

The official name for the Army & Army National Guard song is "the Army Goes Rolling Along". Please note that all regulations in the Army National Guard are the same as those in the regular Army, since the National Guard is a component of the Army.

In that specific field? Probably not. Even if there were civilian openings for UAV operators, you'd only be an entry level candidate, with no real job experience.

Although the last National Serviceman is attributed to Lt Richard Vaughan RAPC who left the army on 13th or 16th May 1963, the true answer will probably never be known as there were as many as 50 national servicemen retained in BAOR until the end of that month. Their discharge being delayed because they were in hospital, in detention or for some other reason

Twice. One for federal and the other for state.

There is no magical meal that will make the run easier. You are thinking, perhaps, of loading carbohydrates. That is a technique that can work for elite athletes, but it is an involved technique that requires days of preparation. In your case, eat a well-balanced breakfast 2 to 4 hours before your run and you should be fine. Be well hydrated, too. You should be drinking at least 3 quarts of clean water daily.

Yes you can. You have to report your monthly drill check to your employment office.

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former President George W. Bush, who was given a direct commission in the Air National Guard, upon completion of enlisted Boot Camp, without ever being asked to complete any officer training school.

No. There is an Army National Guard / Air National Guard unit in every US State, and in Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, Guam, and the District of Columbia.

The only way to be enlisted into any military branch of service is through a recruiter.

Everybody is enrolled in deers when joining the military.

Gather all documentation that records promotion points. Include record of physical fitness. No flags or bars from promotion.

You'd have to define what you meant by "special". The various categories of discharge are pretty much standardised, and this is noted usually by a three letter code (in current versions - numeric versions had been used in the past).

No. Law enforcement from various levels handle it unless it occured at a military base or fort.