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Exactly what force, your country's military or some form of national guard? If you are a U.S. citizen, I would advise against doing so--you have an extremely high probability of being sent to Iraq and you may have to stay much longer than what you are notified by any recruiter. Some units have served two yearlong tours, and some even three. There are fears some units will do fourth and fifth yearlong tours in 2007-2008. This has serious effects on a person's physical and emotional strength and overall morale. Really think about this before you enlist. I had a father who served in Korea and some of the experiences he witnessed never left him. If you need the money for college, look into scholarships or grants. If you are in Another Country that isn't involved in a war, what would your obligations of service be? Where would be required to serve? What financial/educational incentives would you receive? Are you ready to serve for 2-5 years or not? My 2 cents....
This is definitely an opinion question, and I'm not shy about sharing mine. I think that if you feel any type of love for your country and feel that you can make a contribution to national defense, you should consider serving. As a veteran of the United States Army with a 17 year old son I still feel that service in the military can be a profoundly maturing experience. I will encourage him in all that he does, whether or not he decides to serve in the military.
In my opinion, to place more import on what you will get out of it financially than what the benefit to the nation will be is very small minded. Joining the military of your nation is definitely a personal decision (unless your country uses conscription). Think long and hard, but think about the big picture.
If you disagree with me, please feel free to add your comments, but please have the decency not to change what I have written.
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I'm only 13 and i already know i want to join the armed forces if you feel as if joining the armed forces will help you in what you need to do in life then for all means you should but if you have no passion for the armed forces then why bother if you think its right for you you should give it a shot if now dont its your call ; )
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Which branch of government commands the armed forces?
I think it's the president.
The youngest age to join armed forces?
I think about 12
Was john cena really in any armed forces?
yeah why would he lie about that! I think Marine. he's a hunkk.c(:
Did midget men work in World War 2?
Sure they did. The question should be did they work in the armed forces. i don.t think so but i could be wrong.
When a government no longer protects its people they have the right to?
Go to jail i think
Which branch of government commands the armed forces?
I think it's the president.
What are the responsibility of armed forces?
Basically, to follow the instructions issued by the Government. (Personally, I think they should act in such a way that they do not bring shame on the armed forces, and the country.)
What are the forces responsible?
Basically, to follow the instructions issued by the Government. (Personally, I think they should act in such a way that they do not bring shame on the armed forces, and the country.)
Why do you think European governments expanded the size of their armed forces?
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The youngest age to join armed forces?
I think about 12
How many years do you have to service in any of the US armed forces?
I think the minimum is four years.
What does ICAF stand for?
I think it's pretty sure it's Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Does Colombia have armed forces?
Lets look at it this way. Most of them could kill you with their bare hands. What do you think?
Should the armed forces be unionised or not?
I would say no, but I am generally anti-union, and I think armed forces would be the very last thing I would want to see unionized. If there are any good arguments for unionization of armed forces I would like to hear them. By good I mean reasons why it would make the armed forces more effective, and not reasons why it would improve the lot of armed forces members. The armed forces of the Netherlands are unionized, and they are effective, but there must be some problems involved with unionization. I am generally pro-union, but I would have to say that a unionized armed services would be a horrible idea. The goals of a union clash directly with those of a national armed service, and I can't see how this would be a good idea for any country.
What do you think is the most important powers granted to the president and why?
To command the us armed forces to simply win a war
Was john cena really in any armed forces?
yeah why would he lie about that! I think Marine. he's a hunkk.c(:
Do the British armed forces keep a low profile?
I dont think so,but they r so sincire to their job.
