Military Glossary
Navy reservists move into firing positions during a simulated improvised explosive device (IED) attack.
Navy reservists move into firing positions during a simulated improvised explosive device (IED) attack.
Navy reservists train once a month and receive the same training as active-duty servicemembers. They go through Boot Camp, but also have the benefit of merging the training they receive in civilian life with the skills they gain serving in the Navy Reserve.
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Members of the Army National Guard perform a sweep on a bus during a training exercise.
According to Esther, an Air National Guard nurse, military service has a positive impact on how a person is seen in the civilian world.
Capt. Shawn Tulp, an intensive care nurse for the Army Reserve, trains fellow servicemembers in CPR.
Sgt. Ofman Gomez leads Marines in a firefighting exercise held at Marine Corps Base Quantico.
Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Michael J. Wulf, a bulk fuel specialist, describes how "hot refueling" works.
During a training exercise, members of the Army National Guard practice breaking down a door.
Army National Guard Soldiers train for a diving mission.
Esther, who is a nurse in the Air National Guard, discusses what happens for her during drill weekend.
By serving in the Air National Guard, Esther, a nurse, finds new ways to apply her skills.
Esther, a nurse in the Air National Guard, trains and serves during drill weekend.
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