Civil War Union soldiers originally enlisted were either signed up for three months or the duration of the war. Many signed up for additional time once their initial stint was done. After the draft, the required time increased to three years.
The original enlistment period for men in the U.S. Civil War was only three months. These soldiers were referred to as Three Months Men.
From September 1939 to August 1945. This is a total of 72 months, although September 1939 and August 1945 were only partial months.
Hugo Guttmann, A German-Jewish Officer and veteran of the Great War. He would later put in and award Hitler the Iron Cross which was only awarded to non enlistment personal in the German Army.
USAF, USN, USCG, normally wanted 3 o 4 yrs out of a man; the USMC & USA settled for a minimum of a 2 yr enlistment. Draftees did 2 yrs; USA or USMC. Men sent to Vietnam did 12 months...their trng was roughly 6 months, thus they did 18 months out of 24 months with a very good chance of an early out (if "Nam" time) at 18 months (instead of the full 24 months active duty). Bottom line: a drafted man did 24 months active duty; if he went to "Nam", he might only do 18 months active duty. Men could volunteer for 2 yrs. But they got what the army gave them (infantry!). If he volunteered for 3 or more yrs he got to choose his MOS school (he was not guaranteed the Job...ONLY THE SCHOOL). Another words, if a man chose tanks, then he was guaranteed tank school (armor school), after he graduated he could still be sent to the infantry, etc.
sentenced to 5 years at Lansberg prison only served 9 months before he was pardoned and released
The original enlistment period for men in the U.S. Civil War was only three months. These soldiers were referred to as Three Months Men.
It varies from day to day, typically your combat arms MOS's or high demand (technical) MOS's will offer the most incentive for enlistment. You will however need to score over a 50 on the ASVAB just to qualify for a bonus, keep in mind a bonus is an incentive for enlistment and not a tool to get you to sign. You should be more concerned about the job YOU are choosing to do for the next few years over a bonus that will only last for a few months.
yes
only if the ORIGINAL not REMAINING duration is 3 months or less.
On your 3-year anniversary from the date of enlistment. P.S. the quick ship is only an add-on of $5,000 to whatever your enlistment bonus amount is.
It is actually only pregnant for around 8 months.
only one that is february
only one that is february
only one
as the original camp was just a converted barracks it only took a few months to make it operational, but construction and expansion continued until the end (four more years)
They all do because its saying how many months have 28 days not what months only have 28 days
There was only one "original copy" (and it still exists)