U.S. ARMY

STRENGTH FOR LIFE

From recruitment to retirement, the U.S. Army provides a unique and diverse lifestyle. Soldiers are given every opportunity to grow. With expert training in one of more than 150 different jobs for Soldiers on Active Duty and more than 120 in the Army Reserve, you'll gain a foundation of confidence, discipline, and leadership - and an experience that will give you an edge over those in the civilian world. The Army also offers money for college to further position you for success. It's the strength for today - and the strength for an even better tomorrow.

As a U.S. Soldier, you will discover a life filled with adventure and meet other smart, motivated people like you. Soldiers spend their days training, working and serving together to protect America's freedoms. And after work, they are just like other sons, daughters, fathers and mothers spending time with family and friends, pursuing personal interests and enjoying the benefits of living on an Army Post.

Meet four Soldiers who found their strength with an Army lifestyle:

ARMY LIFE: SPC TAYLOR

Meet SPC Taylor. Army Continuing Education helped Taylor complete her bachelor's degree and pursue her career goals. With an Army career, she gets paid to stay fit. She loves her job, her home, the Army facilities and benefits. Family and friends look up to her. Check out how the Army opened doors for SPC Taylor.

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ARMY LIFE: PVT ALANIZ

Meet PVT Alaniz. He joined the Army to pay for a college education and is proud to follow in his grandfather's footsteps. Free room, board and laundry allow him to put money toward some of the important things in life: like treating his girlfriend and buying a plasma TV to play Xbox 360. Check out the opportunities the Army created for PVT Alaniz.

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ARMY LIFE: SGT PETERS

View video of SGT Peters Meet SGT Peters. He loves the recreational opportunities and benefits the Army provides. With few monthly bills, he can choose what he wants to do with his paycheck. In his free time, he is able to explore his passion for golfing and bowling and spend hours fixing old cars in the auto craft shop. Check out the benefits SGT Peters has found in the Army.

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ARMY LIFE: SSG SPERLING

Meet SSG Sperling. His family is his top priority. The Army's health services and child care options make parenting inexpensive and convenient. Paid leave and reasonable work hours allow him to devote time to his family and enjoy being with the kids at the on-post miniature golf and water park. Check out how the Army benefits SSG Sperling's family.

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