Ryan,

Thank you for your interest in the United States Army.

The To seek enlistment into the Army or Army Reserve you must be 17, and you must join before your 35th Birthday. You need to be a U.S. Citizen, or have your I-551 card or G-845.  To join the U.S. "Army Strong" Family, you must meet education requirements in order to apply, applicants must be a High School Junior (for the Army Reserve), High School Senior or graduate, have a GED (limited by locations) or 15 credit hours from an accredited university or community college (with classes at or above the 100 level or if below the 100 level they must be going towards a degree producing program). You must pass the enlistment written test and enlistment physical examination; married applicants cannot have more than 2 dependents under the age of 18 without requiring a waiver. You cannot be undergoing or have any pending civil actions, as some law violations may be disqualifying. Also you must meet height and weight standards.

11B- Those who want to serve must first take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, a series of tests that helps you better understand your strengths and identify which Army jobs are best for you.

There are more opportunities to be a part of the Army than you may think. With a great financial benefits package and continuing educational programs, you can pursue a successful career in your chosen field while leading a comfortable and rewarding lifestyle.

There are many reasons why people join the Army; here are just few that might appeal to you!

Money & Benefits:

*       Qualified Active Duty recruits may earn an enlistment bonus of up to $40,000.
*       In the Army Reserve you may qualify for up to $20,000 enlistment bonus.

Other benefits include healthcare packages at little or no cost for you and your family, housing allowance, 30 days paid leave, a 401(k) type retirement savings and investment plan, and much more!

Education (College Tuition)

Don't miss out on the opportunity to have your college tuition paid for through different Army assistance options. Not to mention, the new Forever GI Bill benefits you could earn to use yourself or pass down to your children later.

Already went to college? The Army will re-pay student loans up to $65,000, through our student loan repayment program.

Training (Job Skills)

The Army provides 150 different career options and 99 % of these jobs have civilian related credentials. Take your skills with you even after you leave your Army career behind. Training is provided for all positions, no experience required!

In order to better determine your qualifications and assist you in your exploration of Army opportunities, would you mind taking a moment to complete and return the questionnaire below by hitting reply to this email and type in your answers next to or below the question as it applies.

Providing the information below will not obligate you to anything, it simply assists in helping me determine what opportunities may await you in the United States Army or Army Reserve.

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[1] First Name:
[2] Last Name:
[3] Male or Female:
[4] What is your date of birth?
[5] What is your height?
[6] What is your weight?
[7] Your current address, not PO Box:
[8] City:
[9] State:
[10] Zip code:
[11] Phone number:

Demographic Data:

[12] Are you a US citizen?
If not, do you have an I-551 card (permanent resident card)?
[13] Currently married, single, or divorced?
[14] Do you have children?
If so, how many and who has custody of them?

Educational Background

[15] Did you graduate from an accredited school in the United States?
        a) Name of institution that you graduated from?
        b) Date of graduation?
        c) Are you currently attending school?
        d) Projected graduation date:
        e) Current level of education?

Medical History:

[16] Do you now or have you ever had any medical issues?
        If so, what type?
[17] Have you ever had surgery?
If so, what type?
[18] Are you currently taking any medications?
If so list the type and purpose:

Miscellaneous:

[19] List all juvenile and adult law violations:
                Are you currently on probation?
[20] Do you have any tattoos?
How many and what location?

[21] Have you ever processed for branch of the military?
[22] Are you currently speaking / processing with your local Army Recruiter (besides us)?

Respectfully,

Ms. Hargrove, CTR
Virtual Recruiting Center
U.S. Army Recruiting Command
M3 GovCon, LLC
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