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About the Military

About the Military describes the unique aspects of the military as a major industry and national employer including information about military life, educational opportunities, the service branches, and military experiences.

Quick Facts

An overview about the military including its purpose.

Branches of Service

Information on where people work and how the jobs they perform can vary depending the branch of service they're in. Not all opportunities are the same in each branch. Learn more before you make a decision. This page provides information about the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard.

Enlisted Personnel

Information about enlisted personnel who are the main workforce of the military.

Commissioned Officers

Information about officers who manage and lead the armed services.

Education

Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard: every branch of service offers multiple ways to pay for your education or train for a civilian career. The sections in this module include Job Training, Before Your Service, During Your Service, and After Your Service..

Diversity

The military is a reflection of America, and is just as diverse. Unlike in the civilian world, service members have to work together as a team, regardless of their cultural background, religious beliefs, or gender. This module covers information about minorities, religion, and opportunities for women and non-citizens in the military.

Joining the Military

How you enter into the service is very important. It can determine the direction of both your military and civilian career. Topics in this module include: Things to Consider, Recruitment, Qualifications, the ASVAB, Enlistment, and Commission.

Military Life

No matter what branch you choose, your way of life will be radically transformed as you serve in one of the largest, most organized military forces in history. This module provides information about Basic Training, Advanced Training. Military Experiences, Wages, Benefits, Military Justice, and Military Spouses.

Leaving the Military

Re-entering the civilian world can be a huge adjustment for military personnel. This section provides information about Your Service Record, transition to civilian occupations, and veterans' benefits.

For Parents

Parents play an important role in their child's decision about joining the military. As with any career choice, students need to understand what the commitment means and how it will affect their long-term options.

Sources

The information in About the Military is from a variety of sources, including the U.S. government, private organizations, and non-profits. This module provides a complete list.


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