It?s rough out there for most people. Jobs are dwindling, and with them hopes for higher education, good benefits and opportunities for people like you and your family.
Those dreams don?t have to disappear. The National Guard can help make sure you reach every one of your personal, career, and educational goals, even in a rough economic climate.
Joining the Army National Guard may turn out to be one of the smartest things you ever do for yourself and your family?here?s why:
Earn Competitive Pay in a Time When Jobs are Scarce. We know it?s looking pretty grim out there for job prospects, and many people are giving up their hopes for jobs with benefits or skill training ? just so long as they get a job.
The National Guard isn?t having it. They want to make sure you?re paid for your day?s work and receive the benefits you deserve. They?ll also make sure you and your family have access to health insurance, that you set up a solid retirement fund and that you can get the higher education that will help you for the rest of your life and career.
There are also several large cash bonuses available, including:
? Up to a $60,000 bonus for enlisting under Active First
? Up to a $20,000 bonus for certain jobs and units
? Up to a $15,000 bonus for prior service members in certain MOSs
? Up to a $2,000 bonus for helping recruit new guard members.
Get a Better Education through the Army National Guard. Whether you still need your GED, are looking into colleges or want to go into a specialized trade, the Army National Guard has ways to help you achieve your goals.
? GED: The National Guard?s GED Plus program helps you earn your high school degree
? College: Financial aid programs cover your tuition and expenses, and the National Guard also offers SAT and ACT preparation and testing to be sure you get into the best institution available
? Trade and vocational schools: The Guard offers an Educational Support Center to help all its guard members to get the training they need ? including distance learning and alternative credit programs
Take Care of Your Family. Right now, it?s difficult to manage both your needs and your family?s. By serving in the National Guard, your benefits will also cover your family. That means they?ll never go without health insurance when they need it and they can take advantage of the same educational programs that help you.
Some of the benefits available to soldiers in the National Guard include:
? Retirement benefits
? Discounts for department stores, groceries, and lodging around the world
? Discounted health coverage from TRICARE
? Inexpensive life insurance plans
? Veteran?s Administration Home Loans
? Education programs for National Guard members? spouses
Joining the Army National Guard can open the door for new opportunities and help you take care of your family during tough economic times. Find out more about ensuring your financial future here.
I Want To Join The National Guard.
I would really like t join the Army National Guard…
I am a seinor in high school and will either graduate this year or if not will be getting my ged. I am considering joining either the national guard or the navy. I want to join to earn money and learn life skills and to generally be a stronger person. i would like to get more information about the jobs, training, and the pay of both branches. If I could get some information it would be greatly appreciated.
I’M READY TO BE APART OF NG ACCEPT ME.
i have wanted to serve my country since i was a little kid and now that im older i want to better my life and this is something i really want to do but it seems like no body will help me i really want to do this i am very persistent when it comes to my country and my work. i am working 3 jobs that dont pay crap i am going to colloge and i feel that if i dont have the army then my life is just going to go down hill and i dont want that almost all of my familey has served this country!!!! now its my turn. if you can help me in any way to better my future and serve my country you would have full filled my child hood dream thank you so much hope to here something back
I would like to know what are the requirements for joining, in my case I am a foreigner and I have college and completed a master, thanks
How old do you have to be to join? What are some requirements? Do they help with schooling? What are some benefits? How much do they pay?
17 yrs old, citizenship, high school diploma or GED.
thy will help with schooling, as you can get the same GI Bill benefits as any other branch of the military.
The pay all depends on whether you are active at the time or just “drilling” one weekend a month. If drilling, you will get around $200 for each weekend. When active, pay can range from $1500/month to $7000/month depending on your rank.
im really interested in signing up for the air national guard..i didnt graduate but im wiling an ready to finish school..i wanna better myself to give my kids a good life.
I am ready to join a military branch so i have something to look foward to after high school i am hopeing that i can get into basic training this summer.
i have only my ged am i still able to join the N.G.?
i wanna join the guard but im still in school i could have finished at 14 but i dropped out i didnt see any reason to stay in a modified school that wont even give me the credits i need.
how soon can i get into the national guard basic training
i just graduated high school and need to get started with something!
please contact me as soon as possible
i am planing on joining soon and just want to know what i need to join
My life dream is on joining the Army National Gaurd!
I really want to join the USA Military. My name is Christian Ramos Morales Ivan and I am 19 years old. I have a little bit of family and they do not love me. I want to be as big as Arnold Schwarzenegger when I am 23. I am a man of my word, I promise. I live in North Hollywood, Ca, 91606. My address is 12812 Oxnard St, Apt. #1. Please send two leutenants for me because I feel a lot of danger every day in my mothers home. My cell phone number is (818)689-6569 and my mothers home number is (818)358-2135.
I’m 25 and need my ged to get in what should I do?
Im 22 and I don’t have my high school diploma or ged can I still enroll in the ged program