| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 57.1 | Canadian Army Reserve | KAOO01::LAPLANTE | Santa Claus is a Canadian | Thu Dec 21 1989 19:55 | 29 |
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Enlistment requirements: Canadian citizen
18 yrs old (17 with guardian's consent)
Grade 10 education
Term of Service: Voluntary with no set time of service
Release: Upon reaching Compulsory Retirement Age which varies with
rank
Upon request of the member
Upon request of the service for a variety of reasons
(usually for non-attendance)
Classes of Service: Primary Reserve - active reserves
Supplementary Reserve - on rolls but no drilling
renewable annually
Service Requirements: Minimum of one drill per month (however units
will request personnel to release if they
don't attend at least half of the drills)
Benefits: Paid for every drill attended and for courses, annual
training, etc. There is a theoretic maximum but it is
almost impossible to reach.
No pension available
Roger
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| 57.2 | The US Navy Reserve Program | DOCSRV::STARIN | My other ham shack is a Gooneybird | Thu Dec 21 1989 20:05 | 42 |
| Re .0:
I'll try to provide some info related to the USNR......
Active Mariner Program (No prior service):
- 8 year obligation (six drilling reserve, two inactive)
- 48 paid drills per year
- 12 to 14 days annual training per year
- up to 180 days initial active duty for training (boot camp +
A school)
There are other programs as well with varying combinations of active
and reserve duty.
Benefits include:
- Advancement/Promotion
- Medical coverage during active duty for training
- Exchange/Commissary privileges
- Low-cost life insurance
- Travel on US govt. aircraft
- Income tax deductions
- Voluntary Recall
- Re-enlistment bonuses
- Retirement
There's a lot more but that's a basic summary.
Mark
RMC USNR
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| 57.3 | Forgot to mention..... | DOCSRV::STARIN | My other ham shack is a Gooneybird | Thu Dec 21 1989 20:09 | 10 |
| Re .2:
Forgot to mention that the program is for male/female ages 17-26
(up to 35 for prior service programs) and that if you miss a drill
while in obligatory service status, the Navy can activate you for
up to 180 days with the Fleet (yecch)....what is known in the Navy
as "haze gray and underway" :) :) :)
Mark
RMC USNR
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| 57.4 | | BOWLES::BOWLES | Un*x: Just say no! | Wed Jan 03 1990 02:45 | 13 |
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Re: -1
I believe you have to miss 6 drills (3 8-hour days) as an obligor
to be eligible for 'haze gray and underway'.
I'll check next time I talk to RESFIRST (which will be soon since my
old unit SNAFUed 12 of last year's drills).
Thank GOD for copies of musters and IDTT orders to a better unit this year.
Bob Bowles
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| 57.5 | The Chief goofed | DOCSRV::STARIN | My other ham shack is a Gooneybird | Wed Jan 03 1990 14:33 | 9 |
| Re .4:
Thanks for the correction, Bob.
Sounds like you were stuck with a real turkey outfit.....glad you
got out of there.
Mark
RMC USNR
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