How can I join the military, get the training, and then get out ASAP?
Asking for a bunch of friends in cali...
plz respond
Just join any branch they're all the same. Also. sign a 8-10 year contract. They don't really expect you to stick around that long so you can drop out anytime.
national guard,full stop. boot camp, then AIT, then 1 weekend a month, 2 weeks a year after that for 3 years(shortest commitment)
>retards stay in for the entire duration for glorified janitor duty when they could have the best of both military/civilian worlds AND you get to serve in actual stateside disasters
>>32428257
KEK.
ZETAS OUT OUT OUT
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>32428257
>8-10
>not 15-20
>not riding out retirement by going the james yeager route
>>32428257
hardy har har. we just want the first year or so desu. from what i've been told that's really the only thing that matters anyway.
what about a medical discharge of sorts, what are the requirements for that?
>>32428481
The fastest medical discharge is to take your service rifle, place your mouth over the barrel, and squeeze the trigger.
>>32428122
wait til the last day of basic and kill yourself with a round of 5.56 you hid up your ass at a range 12 weeks prior
>>32428122
Russia and Australia both do one year contracts.
I recommend the latter as you earn $45k in that one year. (Subsequent years you earn $68k p/a)
>>32428481
Was 11B and did 3 years 4 months. That includes training. Just do your time then get out if you are sick of it. Part of the reason vets are preferred for employment and other shit is because it is a sign that they won't cut and run on a contract so man the fuck up, plan on fulfilling the contract, and go from there. Or don't go in at all because while cheating the system is possible, you will get legally buttfucked so hard your ass becomes your face if you don't manage to figure out a legit loophole millions of privates have been trying to find for years.
is that dog okay
>>32429922
today's US army contracts are almost guaranteed to be 8 year obligations. yes, you can get out of this but it's what the guy at MEPs is signing your stupid ass up for unless you know specifically to tell him otherwise at the right moment of that conversation. recruiter sure as fuck isnt gonna tell you anything about that. pretty good chance you won't know period until you ETS from your duty station of 3.5 yrs thinking youre home freee
>>32428122
>Asking for a bunch of friends in cali...
fuck off and take your cartel friends with you
>>32429956
Wtf confirmed for not knowing shit.
Contracts are 8 years but you only sign up for 4 years of active duty (extended by 12-24 months if your job has a long school). After that, the remaining years are spent in the inactive reserve. All that means is you'd be first to be called up in the event of a big war and they're trying to avoid a draft.
I signed a 4 year contract with a year extension because of my school, so if I choose not to reenlist, after the 5 year mark I have 3 years of inactive reserve. The contract remains 8 years no matter what you do, the amount of time you spend active is based on your extensions. Joe Smoe the infantry guy isn't gonna be coming up on 4 years in and be told by big army "sorry bruh we're keeping you active another 4." They did that stop loss shit in the early 2000s, aren't doing it anymore at fucking all.
>>32428122
You liberal starbucks drinking hipster faggots wouldnt last a day, and neither will it better prepare you for whatever uprising you think there will be. Even if there was a civil war, your mocha drinking arse would get slotted by some old geezer from a mile away while he chuckles on his porch before you even knew what hit you.
Joining the army just to quit after training is the biggest bitch move I ever heard of.