Military - Page 2 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

Nope as they need to see if you can do the job required

Yes as it is from a superior rank

You would when caught get a nice cosey prison cell with all the added benefits of no female companionship or look at it this way not the best idea of a safe life

Depending on the distance from the magic mushrooms that sprout up and the levels of nuclear fallout and how long you wish to live underground for as some of the radiation has a life span of a few thousand years

If you think the recruiter was rude wait till you get to basic training their job is to turn you into something they can work with

If you are in uniform you have to salute a superior officer but saluting indoors is strictly forbidden unless you are formally reporting to said officer so yes you will need to salute their rank

Thank you, it was my pleasure to serve.

if you are in the active reserve and drill one weekend a month and two weeks a year then you will earn pay for the drill period. If you are in the Inactive or Ready Reserve you will get no pay.

If the member is absence from their unit, organization, or other place of duty for not more than 3 days: Confinement for 1 month, reduction to the lowest enlisted grade, and forfeiture of two-thirds pay per month for 1 month. If the member is absence from their unit, organization, or other place of duty for more than 3 days but not more than 30 days: Confinement for 6 months, reduction to the lowest enlisted grade, and forfeiture of two-thirds pay per month for 6 months. If the member is absence from their unit, organization, or other place of duty for more than 30 days: Dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, reduction to the lowest enlisted grade, and confinement for 1 year. I hope shes worth it.

if you were discharged before finishing basic then you have less than 1 year of service and you are eligible for nothing except the title of "veteran."

it depends on your re-enlistment code in your record. contact your nearest recruiter.

No. most countries organized armed forces will issue the weapons they want you to use. they can better maintain and support them rather than having 100s of different types of weapons. However you may be able to volunteer to carry one of the many squad/platoon weapons provided.

the size of the battleships made them slow, vulnerable, and requiring a larger crew than smaller ships. also, large caliber guns are not used in naval warfare these days. destroyers and cruisers have plenty of missiles onboard.

I have a dark beard. i was in the military and shaved twice a day during boot camp. for the rest of my career once a day was enough.

IF you were the type that prepares for future calamity you would probably want to hoard something of more value than paper money. chances are that the currency will be devalued or wortless if the economy collapses. another commodity such as gold, silver, or even cans of tuna may become the new currency.

An O-1 has 0-2 years of experience. An E-9 would have 15-30 years. the E-9 typically "trains" and guides the O-1 in leadership especially how to care for his or her troops. Every successful military leader will tell you they owe much to their Chiefs and Sergeants who showed them the ropes.

there is no "law" against civilians rendering a hand salute. some already do,i.e. Boy and Girl Scouts, Police, Firefighters. The typical or recommended salutes are guidance written into the flag code which describes flag etiquette. just as there is no law that says the flag shall never touch the ground, it is etiquette and respect that guides us.

Yes, as long as you are practicing medicine in the service.

Your chances are pretty good

no.