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To properly maintain a gas mask, you must ensure that it is clean and serviceable. This procedure is not particularly difficult, but it is vital. A gas mask that is not clean can become damaged over time and fail you in the moment you need it ... more »
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The tough drill sergeant barking out marching orders to a jogging group of cadets is an image anyone who's ever watched a military film is familiar with. These commands, known as military cadence, aren't merely a form of encouragement but also a ... more »
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Torture is an all too common method of coercion used by some unscrupulous people, organizations and governments. People in the military live with the danger of capture and torture on a daily basis. Hopefully, you will never have to deal with ... more »
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The dress blues march of the United States military is a beautiful and prestigious act. Done with precision timing, it takes practice and a conscious awareness of what everyone else is doing. There is that uncalculated, unforeseen moment however ... more »
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This is an article for those who cannot do even one pull up. Here is a simple routine that anyone can do to get to your first real pull up... more »
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The United States Army has a great history and tradition coupled with having the longest tenure of any branch of military service. The Army is a proud group of military professionals at all levels. Enlistment in the United States Army can be ... more »
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The United States Coast Guard (USCG) is the fifth of five branches of the United States Armed Forces, and is directly responsible to the U.S. Department of Transportation and Homeland Security. The USCG is by far the oldest service patrolling our ... more »
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Serving our great country can only be summed up in one word: awesome! Being asked to wear the colors of navy blue and gold is a privilege. The United States Navy has a proud tradition and heritage. Enlistment can be daunting. But, if you are ... more »
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Deciding to join the military can be a difficult decision for you and your family. Questions about deployments and education will inevitably be at the forefront of your mind. Military recruiters can answer all the questions you have about ... more »
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Base housing is a great option for military families. You have all the military base benefits right at your fingertips, and you can't beat the commute. The key to getting base housing as quickly as possible is to submit your paperwork as soon as ... more »
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Moto--a piece of Marine lingo--is short for "motivation." It is at the heart of the Corps. Along with OOHRAH! and SEMPER FI!, it is a declaration of the pride, camaraderie and determination that defines the United States Marines. It is ... more »
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Members of the United States Coast Guard are eligible for nine medals: Arctic Service Medal, Coast Guard Good Conduct Medal, Coast Guard Reserve Good Conduct Medal, Achievement Medal, Commendation Medal, Distinguished Service Medal, Medal for ... more »
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The Medal of Honor is the highest decoration awarded by the United States military. It is awarded to United States service members who protect, at the risk of their own lives, against an enemy of the United States. The President of the United ... more »
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The Navy Cross was authorized by Congress on Feb. 4, 1919, and is the second highest medal (after the Medal of Honor) that the United States Navy can award. It is equivalent to the Air Force's Air Force Cross and the Army's Distinguished Service ... more »
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The Afghanistan Campaign Medal was created on November 29, 2004 by President George W. Bush with Executive Order 13363 and became available for military members serving in Afghanistan in June of 2004. The following steps will aid in your search ... more »
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The Air Medal was created on May 11, 1942 by Franklin Delano Roosevelt with Executive Order 9158 to honor those who have distinguished themselves during military aerial flight. The following steps will aid in your search for how to be awarded ... more »
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The Order of Merit of the Police Forces is awarded to members of the police forces in Canada for conspicuous merit and exceptional service. It was established by the commander-in-chief and governor general of Canada in October 2000 to honor the ... more »
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The skills of a pilot are essential to the functions of the U.S. military, particularly the Air Force. To encourage the development of flight skills in new recruits and increase the retention of experience officers and enlisted men who have them, ... more »
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While in combat, the last thing you want to be concerned with is whether or not your family back home is financially stable. As an incentive for serving your country in a foreign land, the Armed Forces has established additional compensation ... more »
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As a member of the Armed Forces, you not only have the pleasure of being a part of a team that provides a priceless service to your country, but you also may also benefit from many perks including military clothing allowances... more »
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If you are considering joining the military, you might have heard the term "enlistment bonus." This is money that the services pay to certain enlistees who are highly desirable or who accept somewhat less desirable career fields. So find out how ... more »
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Sorry to hear you will be spending time away from your family. It may be helpful to get some information about supplemental pay called Family Separation Allowance (FSA) before you leave. The military offers this money to help cover minor costs ... more »
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Two of the most important questions you will have when considering a military career are "What is the pay?" and "What kind of benefits will my family and I receive?" Military recruiters can give you information regarding pay and benefits, but you ... more »
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Like with any potential new job, pay is of crucial importance to people beginning their military careers. Fortunately, unlike with most other jobs, information about military pay is freely available to anyone who's interested. And there are ... more »
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If you are considering a long-term career in the military, you need all the information you can get. Be aware that the various branches of the armed forces can sweeten the deal by offering a monetary bonus every time you reenlist in the military, ... more »