If you attend the Army medical school can you be sent to war?
541574
Yes - Are you like the reservist that thought the government paid so you could do what you want? If the government pays your tuition or a month pay, they expect something for it? Kind of like employers!
876179
Depends on if it is in your own country.......to fight in the US Army 17 with parents permission to join the military other than that 18.
603901
My reason is this, I want to serve in another way.  I'm currently going to school to become a clinical psychologist.  I would like to become a therapist for soldiers, both in duty and retired.  The emotional effects of war are horrible.  People need to be there for the soldiers when they return.  That is what I would like to do.
710524
If you are in the Army then yes they can. The child has to be supported with Army money and your commanding officer can order you to take the test.
644887
no. u have to appear for physics , maths , chem and biology in  12 std. and after that i think u have to appear for NDA exams. \nu can later on join any military school to fulfill ur dreams
444419
no, he's most likely a split op.  He goes to basic this summer and his AIT the summer after he graduates.  There's no way you could fit basic and AIT into one summer.  You cannot be deployed until you are MOS qualified, which means you have completed AIT.  So he won't be deployed while in high school.  He can go to basic, and other training, but he won't be send over seas
241364
That is an oxymoron,there is no army knowledge!Just kidding best of luck to you!
902842
War is my chosen profession.  You would probably be offended if I said I support you, but don't support you being in school.
472832
Yes you can, providing you meet all of the requirements that any one enlisting in the service must meet.\n\nFlap Jackson is incorrect.
363838
If you don't want the military promoting their specific branch at your public school then go to a private school.\n\nWhy did my family ever fight in wars and conflicts to save ignorant, ingrateful assholes like you?
656341
It depends.  If you have balanced your conditioning so that you have both strength and aerobic fitness then you should find the Army's physical training regimen to be not that tough.\n\nIf you have been lifting weights but not doing aerobics then the Army will correct this during basic training.\n\nOf course this is assuming that you do not have any medical problems that would render you as not qualified for military service.
1050744
College, if that is an option for you.  Only people who can't get into college should be forced to consider the Army as an option.
460656
Yes, if you get sixty credits, you can enlist as a private first class.  That's what I did.\nIf you go for two more years, and complete a bachelors degree, you can enlist as a specialist, or even commission as an officer.  Consider all your options before making a decision.  Joining the Army will change your entire life.\nGood luck!
844646
Yes and no.\n\nComing into the military, no.  If you're are in the military and later diagnosed, then yes, as long as it doesn't conflicted with your duties.
377407
Contact the Department of Transportation of your state for a list of schools that offer training and for the licensing regulations.  In some states you can be trained in a vocational school as well as community college.  Some communities offer EMT training through the fire department.  A good source of information is the National Registry of EMT's.  The army health care specialist is the enlisted military occupational specialty (MOS) designation, 91 IW and requires 16 weeks of intensive training.  Emergency medical technicians must receive continuinjg education to maintaintheir license and many take advanced courses to become paramedics or physician's assistants.
919893
I would recommend joining the army with radiology technician as your contract MOS. If it's in your contract, they have to do it, so make sure it's in there. Radiology Techs have to be assigned to units with X Ray machines, so you won't be going to a combat arms battalion for sure. It's a great job!
184858
If you have to undergo any procedure in a military hospital, your best bet is to have a civilian doctor there do the operation as opposed to a military doctor.