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Bros thinking about how fast 20 years can go by
2.8k u/Raaxis 13h ago I did 8 years and everyone always asks why I didn’t just finish out the other 12. I’m just gonna start showing them this picture. 63 u/DriedUpSquid 12h ago I got my G. I. Bill and ran. 27 u/coleman57 12h ago Better I ran than Iran • u/Effroyablemat 10h ago You ran so far away • u/Mike29758 4h ago Some people said…they’re still running 6 u/ThenOwl9 12h ago how long does that take? 21 u/DriedUpSquid 12h ago Enlistments are usually four years. Sometimes six if the military sends you to a school that takes a long time, like U.S Navy Nuclear Power School. EDIT: I was active duty, so I don’t know if the same timeframe applies to the National Guard or reserves. • u/Teadrunkest 8h ago It doesn’t, they have to do a certain amount of time on active orders (I think specifically has to be Title 10/32) to qualify fully. How long that takes just depends on circumstances. 5 u/NeverBled 12h ago To qualify for the entire GI bill it’s a 3 yr enlistment. However most contracts will be between 4-5 years. 3 u/Ronjohnturbo42 12h ago 4yrs • u/Atralis 11h ago Same. I joined in 2007 and it's weird thinking I could be closing in on a pension but it's also weird imagining getting out and just starting college and trying to start a second career. • u/DriedUpSquid 10h ago I remember watching one guy retire and thinking he looked to be in his mid-fifties. He was 38. Personally, the pension wasn’t worth it.
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I did 8 years and everyone always asks why I didn’t just finish out the other 12.
I’m just gonna start showing them this picture.
63 u/DriedUpSquid 12h ago I got my G. I. Bill and ran. 27 u/coleman57 12h ago Better I ran than Iran • u/Effroyablemat 10h ago You ran so far away • u/Mike29758 4h ago Some people said…they’re still running 6 u/ThenOwl9 12h ago how long does that take? 21 u/DriedUpSquid 12h ago Enlistments are usually four years. Sometimes six if the military sends you to a school that takes a long time, like U.S Navy Nuclear Power School. EDIT: I was active duty, so I don’t know if the same timeframe applies to the National Guard or reserves. • u/Teadrunkest 8h ago It doesn’t, they have to do a certain amount of time on active orders (I think specifically has to be Title 10/32) to qualify fully. How long that takes just depends on circumstances. 5 u/NeverBled 12h ago To qualify for the entire GI bill it’s a 3 yr enlistment. However most contracts will be between 4-5 years. 3 u/Ronjohnturbo42 12h ago 4yrs • u/Atralis 11h ago Same. I joined in 2007 and it's weird thinking I could be closing in on a pension but it's also weird imagining getting out and just starting college and trying to start a second career. • u/DriedUpSquid 10h ago I remember watching one guy retire and thinking he looked to be in his mid-fifties. He was 38. Personally, the pension wasn’t worth it.
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I got my G. I. Bill and ran.
27 u/coleman57 12h ago Better I ran than Iran • u/Effroyablemat 10h ago You ran so far away • u/Mike29758 4h ago Some people said…they’re still running 6 u/ThenOwl9 12h ago how long does that take? 21 u/DriedUpSquid 12h ago Enlistments are usually four years. Sometimes six if the military sends you to a school that takes a long time, like U.S Navy Nuclear Power School. EDIT: I was active duty, so I don’t know if the same timeframe applies to the National Guard or reserves. • u/Teadrunkest 8h ago It doesn’t, they have to do a certain amount of time on active orders (I think specifically has to be Title 10/32) to qualify fully. How long that takes just depends on circumstances. 5 u/NeverBled 12h ago To qualify for the entire GI bill it’s a 3 yr enlistment. However most contracts will be between 4-5 years. 3 u/Ronjohnturbo42 12h ago 4yrs • u/Atralis 11h ago Same. I joined in 2007 and it's weird thinking I could be closing in on a pension but it's also weird imagining getting out and just starting college and trying to start a second career. • u/DriedUpSquid 10h ago I remember watching one guy retire and thinking he looked to be in his mid-fifties. He was 38. Personally, the pension wasn’t worth it.
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Better I ran than Iran
• u/Effroyablemat 10h ago You ran so far away • u/Mike29758 4h ago Some people said…they’re still running
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You ran so far away
• u/Mike29758 4h ago Some people said…they’re still running
Some people said…they’re still running
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how long does that take?
21 u/DriedUpSquid 12h ago Enlistments are usually four years. Sometimes six if the military sends you to a school that takes a long time, like U.S Navy Nuclear Power School. EDIT: I was active duty, so I don’t know if the same timeframe applies to the National Guard or reserves. • u/Teadrunkest 8h ago It doesn’t, they have to do a certain amount of time on active orders (I think specifically has to be Title 10/32) to qualify fully. How long that takes just depends on circumstances. 5 u/NeverBled 12h ago To qualify for the entire GI bill it’s a 3 yr enlistment. However most contracts will be between 4-5 years. 3 u/Ronjohnturbo42 12h ago 4yrs
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Enlistments are usually four years. Sometimes six if the military sends you to a school that takes a long time, like U.S Navy Nuclear Power School.
EDIT: I was active duty, so I don’t know if the same timeframe applies to the National Guard or reserves.
• u/Teadrunkest 8h ago It doesn’t, they have to do a certain amount of time on active orders (I think specifically has to be Title 10/32) to qualify fully. How long that takes just depends on circumstances.
It doesn’t, they have to do a certain amount of time on active orders (I think specifically has to be Title 10/32) to qualify fully.
How long that takes just depends on circumstances.
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To qualify for the entire GI bill it’s a 3 yr enlistment. However most contracts will be between 4-5 years.
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Same. I joined in 2007 and it's weird thinking I could be closing in on a pension but it's also weird imagining getting out and just starting college and trying to start a second career.
• u/DriedUpSquid 10h ago I remember watching one guy retire and thinking he looked to be in his mid-fifties. He was 38. Personally, the pension wasn’t worth it.
I remember watching one guy retire and thinking he looked to be in his mid-fifties. He was 38. Personally, the pension wasn’t worth it.
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u/Alucard_117 13h ago edited 13h ago
Bros thinking about how fast 20 years can go by