Military
The U.S. military has six branches of service: the Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Space Force. The requirements to join are similar for all six. The main differences are in age limits, test scores, and fitness levels. Men and women meet different fitness standards. You must be at least 17 to enlist in any branch of the active military.
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Links for Each Branch of the Military
If you would like additional information, please reach out the the local recruitment office of each branch. The contact information is ever changing, so it is best to use Google to find the most recent email or phone number. Please connect with your school counselor if you would like additional support or resources.
Today's Military
Discover what it takes to join the Military and learn how a career of service can lead to a fulfilling life. Click on the picture below to learn about any of the various branches of service.
Military Aid
Enlisting in the military requires a great deal of sacrifice; and as a benefit, the government offers military aid to those who wish to attend school before, during and after their service. Military student aid, such as the Montgomery GI Bill, is one of the many reasons people enlist in the armed forces.
The ASVAB Test
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a heavily researched and well-respected aptitude test developed by the Department of Defense. It measures a young adult’s strengths and potential for success in military training and placement.
Click on the picture above or the video to learn more about the test.
Joining and Eligibility
Start your research here, with some of the essential first steps to considering service, including eligibility requirements, testing, boot camp and officer training.
