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Wed, 06/06/2012 - 19:14
Hi I'm interested and I don't know if this would be stupid or not but I wanted to join this one.
I wanna be in the Army that only in Japan and stays in Japan is that possible?
Wed, 06/06/2012 - 21:22
#1
No it's not possible because
No it's not possible because it's only a one year tour over there and the min contract is three years. Why do you only want to go to Japan?
Thu, 06/07/2012 - 22:41
#2
I kinda wanted to join the
I kinda wanted to join the Japanese army to pick up culture a new way of life and etc. I don't mean to offend USA but I rather be in the Japanese military because Japan doesn't have its only military I heard.
Fri, 06/08/2012 - 06:07
#3
@ Phillip C
I know absolutely nothing about the Japanese military. I can guess that they'd have citizenship rules just like most of the armies of the world. You might have to give up your US citizenship.
I suggest that you contact a Japaneses Consulate & ask them about enlisting in their military.
Fri, 06/08/2012 - 15:09
#4
What do you mean I have to
What do you mean I have to give up my US Citizenship and how can I contact them?
Fri, 06/08/2012 - 16:47
#5
RE: Citizenship
Normally if you want to join an Army but you're a citizen of another country you have to renounce your citizenship & swear allegiance to the country you'll serve. Sometimes you can hold a dual citizenship. In the US Army, the only Army I know about, you must be a legal alien or US citizen to enlist. That's the way it is for the US Army. This site, Army.com, deals with the US Army & I doubt if anyone here can give you any information about the Armys of foreign countries. I for one have no idea.
I have no idea how to contact a consulate of any country. Try Google.
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