Military Glossary
A Navy recruiter is a great source of information about life and opportunities in the Navy. Talking to a recruiter does not obligate you to join. Recruiters are there to answer your questions with an honest answer.
A Navy recruiter is a great source of information about life and opportunities in the Navy. Talking to a recruiter does not obligate you to join. Recruiters are there to answer your questions with an honest answer. A recruiter can help people identify careers in the Navy that best match their needs with the needs of the Navy while helping them meet their individual goals. Recruiters are also happy to talk to parents, spouses or other family members.
See All:
Recruiting
New and re-enlisting reservists take the Oath of Enlistment on "Air Force Reserve Night" at an Atlanta Braves baseball game.
Marine Corps recruiters describe the traits they look for in future Marines.
An Army National Guard recruiter describes the benefits available to college students who decide to join.
Servicemembers at Minot Air Force Base in Ward County, N.D., talk about their roles in the Military and why they chose to serve.
Recruiters are available to answer questions about what it's like to be in the Air Force Reserve.
A Marine Corps recruiter talks to a young man about opportunities in the Marine Corps.
Recruiters are available to answer questions and help prepare recruits for Basic Training and life in the Air Force.
Before enlisting in the Air Force, individuals must know whether or not the Air Force is a good career choice for them.
Tech. Sgt. Luigge Romanillo explains how he transferred from the Air Force to the Air National Guard without a break in service.
Maj. Windy Hendrick, a fighter pilot with the Air National Guard, discusses how people can join the Air National Guard as an officer.
An Army National Guard recruiter speaks with an individual.
An Army National Guard recruiter talks to a student at an event. Through the Guard, students can receive money for college.
Upon arrival, Marine recruits receive their first instruction from a drill instructor at Parris Island, S.C.
Share your comments.
closeSubmission Guidelines