It’s true. By enlisting and serving in the Army, you will learn several skills that are critical to running the Army. “So what does that have to do with getting a job after I’m out?” A lot – after all the Army is just a big, very big, corporation.  So if the Army develops these skills in their people, you can bet employers will be looking for the same skills when they’re hiring new employees in their corporations.

Are you stuck in a job going nowhere? If you want to make a significant change in your life, think about joining the Army! If this sounds interesting, you will first have to meet these basic eligibility requirements:

Q: My father served with the U.S. Army back in the 1970's and passed away in 2005. He received the military burial, but I'm trying to figure out how I go about finding out if he had benefits that I am entitled to now that he is deceased and what I have to do to receive them. I am 31 years old, is there an age limit? – Craig
 
A: Craig, I’m sorry for your loss. You can take comfort in knowing your father served his country well.
 

Q: As well as Army benefits I'd like to see benefits that veterans & retirees are offered. Some states have additional benefits & I'd like to see a rundown on those.

Q: I'm a BSN nurse. What rank will I enter the Army and what will my enlisting bonus be?