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Army reservists act as backup for the Army. During conflict, deployment of full-time Army personnel occurs first. If this is insufficient to meet the need, reservists are called to active duty. Check this Quick Guide for details about Army Reserves.
When someone joins the Army reserves, the Army will help them pay off student loans and they will receive the Montgomery GI Bill. Learn about the college opportunities of Read More
While in training for the Army reserves, service men and women will receive full-time active duty pay and benefits. Learn about the Army reserves pay scale, which starts at Read More
To a causal observer it might be hard to tell the difference between the Reserves and the National Guard. They share the same uniform, fire the same weapons and seem to end Read More
In 1908, the United States Army Reserve was formed. Originally, the reserves focused specifically on medical officers. Today, reservists compose the primary backup to Read More
Educational benefits are a reason that many people enlist in the Armed Forces. Many active duty and retired military personnel receive an undergraduate and graduate degree Read More
Times of war mean a marked increase in the number of war widows and new veterans. Unfortunately, too many people don't know the death benefits available to those whom the Read More
The United States Military has many different types of benefits for active duty members. In addition to the basic pay rate, there are several different ways for members to Read More
If you are a member of the U.S. Army who is on active duty, training, or a member of the Reserves, you are automatically covered with group term life insurance up to Read More
The Class A uniform, also known as "dress green," has long been a source of pride for members of the United States Army. In 1778, under a congressional resolution, General Read More
The old Army green is out. The uniforms are now blue, which is in accordance with the way the Army uniform was designed by George Washington. The new rules are more Read More
Army snipers excel in more than just marksmanship. To be considered for Army sniper training, soldiers must possess both a stellar physical record and a stellar conduct Read More
Beyond a doubt, military life is stressful, especially in a time of war. Thankfully, the United States Army recognizes the psychological needs of its enlisted and Read More
The Department of the Army pay scales vary from a private E-1 to a 2nd lieutenant. Learn about the Department of the Army pay scale, as well as automatic promotions, from Read More
There are many ways to serve your country without actually going into the military. One of those ways is to work in a military civilian job with the Army. There are Read More
In the U.S. Army, differences in rank mean a lot more than differences in pay. The military ranking system is a simple yet important hierarchy of command, and Army Read More
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