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But during the conflict, a system of codes--never meant for civilian use--were added to provide military personnel and armed service recruiters with a summary and characterization of the individual's first tour of duty so that if the veteran wanted to reenlist, the recruiter could make an informed decision as to whether the vet was worthy of reenlistment.
Know the code for service: just as companies verify a job candidate's employment history and education, they should verify military service claims
If I cared to involve myself with this garbage I'd reenlist.
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After DADT was repealed, he felt that he might have a chance to reenlist.
Discharged Under Don't Ask Don't Tell Six Years Later Service Member Reenlists
However, in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, he decides to reenlist, putting their relationship to the test.
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So, if you are one of those people, please do not enlist or reenlist.
What it means to be "a good soldier."
The Army has lowered this year's retention goals, and some Soldiers may not have the opportunity to reenlist.
Show the way
He decided not to reenlist because of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
Caught in the crossfire: since it was implemented in 1994, "don't ask, don't tell" has ended the careers of more than 13,000 service members--men and women who served their country honorably, yet fell casualty to discriminatory policy. For discharged soldiers and other gay veterans, it's a painful legacy
Weyrich, head of the Free Congress Foundation, told the Associated Press in summer 1999, "Until the Army withdraws all official support and approval from witchcraft, no Christian should enlist or reenlist in the Army, and Christian parents should not allow their children to join the Army.
Pentacle quest: Americans United brings legal action to halt discrimination against Wiccans by veterans administration
The Army announced July 21 the implementation of a pilot program allowing Soldiers in critical skills who reenlist the ability to transfer Montgomery GI Bill benefits to their spouse.
Some Soldiers eligible for MGIB benefits transfer
When it was over, Washington had successfully persuaded 1,200 men to reenlist.
The "Old Fox" fools the hounds: General George Washington, referred to as the "Old Fox" by Britain's Lord Cornwallis, employed innovative measures to outsmart the British and win the Battle of Princeton
When the time came to reenlist, Liberman decided to pursue a college degree while keeping his foot in the SEAL community, serving in the active reserves with SEAL Team 4 throughout his years at North Carolina State University.
People, planes, places
Because so many soldiers in the all-volunteer military are married with families (compared to conscript armies), and because soldiers must periodically be induced or persuaded to voluntarily reenlist, the Pentagon must rotate its forces in and out of theater every 12 months or so in order to maintain morale and reenlistment.
The case for the draft: America can remain the world's superpower. Or it can maintain its current all-volunteer military. It can't do both
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