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By joining the Army National Guard, Adam Bollinger has earned extra money for college as well as learned lessons in teamwork and leadership.

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Army National Guard

By joining the Army National Guard, Adam Bollinger has earned extra money for college as well as learned lessons in teamwork and leadership.

The Army National Guard is an option for students who want additional funding for college. Students willing to serve one weekend a month and two weekends a year are eligible for a range of valuable benefits.

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