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  • How to become a Officer in the Army

    In most cases you have to start from the bottom and up. In the Army you can become a Officer the first year. The only exception is going to a 4-year accredited collegeand passing the ASVAB with a...

  • How to Send the right things to your Deployed Soldier

    The things that your deployed soldier really wants.

  • Guidelines to Get VA Benefits

    Anyone who has served as a full-time member of and been honorably discharged from the United States Armed Forces is eligible for VA benefits. Commissioned officers of the following are also...

  • List of Military Rank Order

  • Framing Ideas for Military Medals

  • Gifts for Military Retirees

  • How to Find Out My Local Selective Service Board Number

    The director of Selective Service appoints a group of five citizen volunteers, known as the Local Board, to determine which registrants in their community receive military service exemption,...

  • US Navy Gifts

  • Can You Be an Air Force Pilot and Have Bad Vision?

    Few positions in the military are more sought after than that of an Air Force pilot. While competition for these positions remains fierce, the Air Force has relaxed its requirements somewhat for...

  • How to Train for the United States Marine Corp

    The United States Marines, also known as "Devil Dogs" or "grunts," are the first to fight and the last to leave. Strengthen your core physically, mentally and morally in preparation for serving...

  • What to Expect for Navy SEAL Training

    The training for U.S. Navy SEALs consists of an intensive program to develop mental and physical stamina and leadership abilities, while teaching special operations underwater and land skills. The...

  • How to Find Information About Service Records From WWII

    Military service records can play an important part in family history research. Service records are also generally required when applying for scholarships or other benefits offered to veterans or...

  • Army Recruiter Duties

  • How to Calculate Military Retainer Pay

    Military retainer pay is the monthly payment that retired service members receive from the federal government, commonly known as military retirement pay or a military pension. Because the military...

  • How to Overlap Navy Medals

    U.S. Navy medals are worn on a variety of uniforms. When you receive your first through fourth medals, attachment is fairly simple, making a simple row across your chest. However, as you gain...

  • How to Salute Properly

    A salute is a basic military greeting and show of courtesy. When two or more military personnel interact, the exchange usually involves a salute as a greeting and a salute as a farewell. Military...

  • How to Retrieve Military Records As a Civilian

    Military records that have been lost or destroyed must be replaced if you want to have proof of military service. You may need to provide these documents, normally a DD214 form or discharge paper,...

  • How to Transfer From Active Duty Navy to Reserve Navy

    There are a variety of reasons you might be ready to transfer from active duty in the US Navy to Navy Reserve. As a member of the Navy Reserve, you will commit to at least one weekend a month and...

  • How to Get Back in the Navy Reserve

    The Navy Reserves offer people a chance to serve the United States while having the flexibility to hold a civilian job or go to school full time. If you have already been a member of the Navy...

  • How to Enter the Armed Services With a College Degree

    If you have already attended college and received a bachelor's degree or higher and are considering joining the U.S. Armed Services, you will likely be joining as an officer. Potential officers in...

  • How to Advance to E-2 and E-3. (US Navy)

    This "eHow to" assumes that you have completed Navy Boot Camp. This "ehow steps" is only one in the series of Instructions that is on this Web Site, all under "How to...

  • Definition of Marine Corps Green Monster

    The United States Marine Corps comprises some of the most elite, disciplined troops in the world. The most powerful weapon of the Marine is information, and they begin building their arsenal of...

  • How to Find My ASVAB Test Scores and Records

    With the economy still in a slump and more conflict unfolding overseas, many young people are considering a career in the military. In addition to the pride that comes with serving their country,...

  • How to enlist in the U.S. ARMY and get what you want

    Ok so you want to join the ARMY, You don't want to be stuck digging ditch's like I was, you want something you can apply to today's work industry when you get out, something you can put on your...

  • How to Coast Guard

    This "eHow steps" is the HOME PAGE to all the "How to advance to" in the Coast Guard series. Here I show you how to connect to any of the "How to advance in the Coast...

  • Air National Guard Vs. Air Force Reserves

    While both the Air National Guard and the Air Force Reserves serve a similar function, the two of them are very different. If someone intends on joining one or the other, it's important that they...

  • How to Find an Air Force Reserve Recruiter

    The U.S. Air Force is an essential part of the country's offensive and defensive military capability. About 15 percent of the total Air Force personnel exists as reservists, and more than 30...

  • What Is OCS?

    Serving in the military is one of the greatest responsibilities that a person can take on, especially attempting to become a military officer through Officer Candidate Sschool. Not just anyone can...

  • Types of Discharge for the Marines

  • How to prepare for Air Force basic military training

    So you have decided to join the United States Air Force? You are going to be very happy about your decision, but you have a challenge ahead of you. That's basic military training, aka, Boot...

  • How to Become a US Navy SEAL

    I am beyond aggravated at all the articles telling people how to become Navy SEALS when those people just Google sometimes incomplete information and often INCORRECT information. The ONLY TRUE...

  • How to Bust a Phoney claiming to be a Navy SEAL

    The Global War on terror has been going on for 8 years now. We've taken a lot of casualties and lost quite a few good people over the years. There are Military Services, Army, Navy, Air Force...

  • How to mail packages to American Military Personnel

    Mailing packages to U.S. service members and military personnel is very similar to sending to any other address in the U.S. There are a few additional guidelines and restrictions for military...

  • How to Join the Air Force Today

    Are you looking for a way to serve your country? The best way of doing this in the United States is to join the United States Air Force. This article will tell you how to join as well as provide...

  • How to Get Ready for Army Boot Camp

    Army boot camp is a process that all new enlistees in the Army must endure. The training lasts nine weeks along with up to a week at reception to accomplish all of the in-processing tasks. Basic...

  • Role of an International Relations Officer

    An international relations officer is a position found in all U.S. military branches. There are also equivalent positions found in civilian government agencies called foreign affairs officers.

  • Military Retirement Pay Vs. VA Compensation

    Those who served in the military may be eligible for military retirement pay based on the number of years of service. In addition, veterans may be eligible for compensation from the Department of...

  • What Documents Do You Need to Join the Military?

    A variety of documents are needed to join the military. Many of these documents will need to be taken to the recruiter's office as well as basic training to complete your processing into the...

  • List of Military Ranks

  • Difference Between Active Duty & Retired Military

    Active duty military personnel are men and women currently in uniform and being paid. Retired military members are former active duty personnel. Here's another definition: Those the Pentagon can...

  • How to Add Information to a Military Service Record

    Serving in the military can subject a soldier to many awards and benefits during service or upon discharge. However, to receive those benefits, a member must have all qualifications documented in...

  • Gifts for Those Going Into the Military

  • How to Locate People Who Have Been in the Military

    The United States military encompasses more than three million active-duty members. There are also millions of reservists, national guardsmen and veterans who also serve or have served. Although...

  • How to Wash a Navy Sailor Hat

    A clean Navy sailor hat, or Dixie Cup, is part of a uniform that will pass inspection and represent the Navy well. However, because the hats may be touched by dirty hands or worn on ships, the...

  • How to Become an Officer in the Armed Services

    There are a few different methods to becoming an officer in the U.S. Armed Forces. One method is to complete a four-year program at one of the U.S. service academies. After graduation you would be...

  • How to advance to pay grade E-3. (US Coast Guard)

    So you joined the Coast Guard and want to advance to Fireman, Seaman, or an Airman. The advacement to E-3 steps will give you your basic requirements to do just that. This "ehow steps"...

  • How to advance to third Class Petty Officer (US Coast Guard)

    This "How to" assumes that you have been in the Coast Guard and have made the pay grade E-3. This "ehow steps" is only one in the series of Instructions that is on this Web...

  • How to advance to First Class Petty Officer (US Coast Guard)

    This "How to" assumes that you are in the Coast Guard and have advanced to 2nd Class Petty Officer. This "ehow steps" is only one in the series of Instructions that is on...

  • How to Calculate Navy Retirement Pay

    Members of the Navy and the other military branches can retire after at least 20 years of service. Retirement benefits can provide an ongoing income for life, but the initial payments amount to...

  • Draft Vs. All Volunteer Military

    Since the U.S. military transformed into an all-volunteer force (AVF) in 1973, its makeup has developed some key differences in comparison to when it depended on the draft. Those differences...

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