US National Guard

Unfortunatly at this time no one taking Anti-psychotics can join the military. In fact alot of medical issues can stop you from joining the military. Reasons behind this are, if you are in a warzone and you forget to take a pill you can become unstable and become an issue for your unit.

That being said, not taking pills for something you have diagnosed with will also stop you from joining. The military gets copies of your medical records and it will be found that you were prescribed Seroquel.

Usually the Army NationalGuard is the first military force to respond on behalf of state authorities.

The training for joining the National Guard is exactly the same as joing the regular Army or Reserve. You must complete Basic Training. Typically the training is not so hard that women could not compete. When I went to Basic, my unit was integrated male and female. Most of the females did well enough, with a little help, to pass. Females that played high school athletics will do best. Females that are overweight or have never engaged in serious sports will definitely have a more difficult time. and should prepare earlier

The Only old guard members that do not wear rank insignia are the tomb guards at the tomb of the unknown soldier. The reason for this is so that none of the sentinels outrank any of the unknowns.

For your UTAs, yes. For your Annual Training, no, as it is reimbursed to you.

Boy this question is asked so often. It depends on the rank and years of service.

Just because you are deployed, does not mean you are immune to receiving any disciplinary charges against you.

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The National Guard Armory served the army during the war in supplying them armors and other weapons but now many armories have been converted into schools or studios for film making.

It is called an M-day soldier. Active duty is called an AGR. M-day is part time status.

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You'd have to come out of retirement.

No, they cannot.

You have a duty and contract with the US government, what do you think has priority

Thank you for your services Soldier!

I am in the air guard and anyone is eligible for the bonus. It might vary by state as to how much you get but here it is $20,000 for a normal enlistment and more if you qualify to be an officer and there is also $4,000 more if you go into a critical field. Re-enlisting or going from active to the guard you still get a bonus but it could be reduced by about 20% or so. Hope this helps, mart

The National Guard stresses job satisfaction in an effort to reduce first term soldier loss. One of the major tenets that is stressed is being sure all the soldiers are happy in their positions to keep them from leaving their office.

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Depends on State Laws, see link below.

Well I think there was the Captain and the 1st mate, maybe a 2nd mate....

George W. Bush, with the Texas Air National Guard.

Of course. You aren't active duty anymore.

it depends on how severe the use was. and also how much time has lapsed since then. if you show repentance and your ability to recover, they may let you in, but of course they'll keep an eye on you.

It is actually not very hard, you need to fill out a Form 1288

Over 1,000,000 soldiers serve collectively in the Active Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard.

Pros and Cons are what you want them to be. Really sit and think about if your wanna join or not. Trust me, it works!

Yes, very recently National Guard from Mass. were deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan