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Gone are the days of instant rank promotions for battlefield valor. Today's military is increasingly competitive for a limited number of promotions. Fortunately, there are plenty of things you can do to push yourself ahead of the pack when it ... more »

How to Join the Merchant Marines

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The Merchant Marines have been around longer than the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Navy. During the revolutionary war, a group of mariners took action after hearing of the success at Lexington. Grabbing their pitchforks and axes they rode an ... more »

How to Learn Military Ranks

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In the civilian world there are your coworkers, your boss, your other boss (maybe a few more, depending on your company) and then the vice president followed by the CEO. Everyone from bottom to top knows their role on the social ladder. In the ... more »

How to Locate Employers Who Want to Hire Veterans

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Finding employment after leaving the military is sometimes challenging. Many employers seek the work ethic of veterans. Job seeking veterans can find these employers if they know where to look. Read on to learn how to locate employers who want to ... more »

How to Prepare to Separate from the Military

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If you have never been employed outside of the military, separation may be a daunting thought. However, as with most things in life, a little preparation on your part can make an enormous difference. Start planning early and it will be much ... more »

How to Understand Military Law

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When soldiers enter the military, they no longer fall under the Constitution. They are governed by the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Military law and military regulations are two separate and distinctive things. All one has to remember ... more »

How to Use Your GI Bill

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So you completed your service commitment with an Honorable Discharge and now you're thinking about going back to school - Great! While you were in, you made sure to buy into the Montgomery GI Bill and even did the extra $600 buy up. Even better! ... more »

How to Become an Air Force PJ

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"That Others May Live": the official motto of the Air Force Pararescuemen (affectionately known as PJs) describes their job in four little words. They rescue injured military personnel on secret missions and save civilians caught in unforgiving ... more »

How to Entertain Yourself While Visiting an Air Force Base

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Headed to an Air Force base to visit a friend or relative? Have to sit through a ceremony or tour the base? Not into planes at all? You can survive and, surprisingly, have a bit of fun anyway... more »

How to Increase Push Ups with the Miller Push Up Routine

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If you can 1 or 100 push ups already, this routine is sure to challenge you and add more in 8 weeks... more »

How to Join the Military

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With all the opportunities and recruiters talking to you, how can you know if joining the military is right for you? Then how do you know which service to join? For an interactive presentation goto www.NewYorkNationalGuardRecruiter.com or call ... more »

How to Join the National Guard

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The National Guard traces its roots to 1775 when the Minutemen ran to the defense of liberty at Lexington and Concord. Today, thousands of Americans remain ready to serve their country through their membership in the Army National Guard or the ... more »

How to Join the New York Air National Guard

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The New York Air National Guard is currently looking for qualified prior service and non-prior service people to fill some jobs. Must be between 17-35 if your a non-prior service person... more »

How to Maintain an M249 Machine Gun

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The M249 Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW) is the primary base-of-fire element for an infantry squad. The SAW is prone to jam when it is dirty. Give your M249 a good wipe down as often as you can. Here are some tips for a quick field-cleaning that can ... more »

How to Prepare for Marine Corps Boot Camp

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Joining the Marine Corps is a huge decision. You'll want to be prepared for Boot Camp to increase you chances of success. There are some basics you need to know before going to San Diego or Parris Island to become a Marine. Read on to learn more... more »

How to Sleep in the Motorpool

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Army units that have vehicles are bound to spend at least one day a week in the motor pool doing vehicle inspections. Most soldiers know that it doesn't take all day to complete the weekly inspection. What better time to catch up on your sleep ... more »

How to Succeed as a Woman in the Marine Corps

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Beyond a doubt, the military is a man’s world--especially the Marine Corps. Not only are women in the minority, they are barred from various areas of military work and life. However, just as the role of women has changed in society, the role of ... more »

How to Survive an ambush

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An ambush is when an individual or group is taken by surprise by a high volume of fire usually initiated by an explosive device. Here are some tips to making it out alive... more »

How to Train to Become an Air Force Pilot

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Becoming an Air Force Pilot is an accomplishment in itself and can lead to further career possibilities. The job is not only filled with honor and patriotism but is also fun! The elite officers who make it into the program challenge themselves ... more »

How to Apply to the Air Force Academy

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The United States Air Force Academy, located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, admits approximately 1,200 students each year. The competition for an appointment is stiff, and interested applicants should begin the process early. In addition to ... more »

How to Become a Military Photographer

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The Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines and Coast Guard are the five branches of the military. Each branch has different experiences to offer a photographer. If you can imagine yourself capturing combat on film around the world or taking professional ... more »

How to Become a Navy SEAL

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The highest levels of physical fitness, self-discipline and dedication to a cause greater than self are required of U.S. Navy SEAL team members. Once qualified, you should be prepared to make daily sacrifices and to be called on to perform ... more »

How to Follow Military Regulations Regarding Tattoos

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Each military branch has their own policies regarding tattoos. Consult these regulations before getting a new tattoo, if you are a potential or current enlistee. Follow your military branch's regulations to ensure that you won't be violating ... more »

How to Get a Combat Readiness Medal

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The Combat Readiness Medal was originally authorized on March 9, 1964, by the Secretary of the Air as a personal decoration, but was changed on Aug. 28, 1967, to a campaign service medal. It is awarded to United States Air Force or Air Force ... more »

How to Get an Enlistment Incentive to Join the Military

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Getting an enlistment incentive to join the military is limited by what the recruiter is authorized under current regulations to offer you. Recruiters do not try to hide incentives and they don't receive any bonuses for getting someone to enlist ... more »

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