Military Glossary
Jeff Davis, an Army ROTC cadet at Old Dominion University, balances his college education with his military training.
Jeff Davis, an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) cadet at Old Dominion University, balances his college education with his military training.
The ROTC program gives students time to keep up with their studies. After graduating from ROTC, Davis will become a second lieutenant and will enter the Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard.
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A Marine Corps recruiter talks to a young man about opportunities in the Marine Corps.
Midshipmen participate in a sailing exercise at the Naval Academy.
Recruiters are available to answer questions and help prepare recruits for Basic Training and life in the Air Force.
Pvt. Bobby Whatley describes his experiences in the Army National Guard's GED Plus program.
Tech. Sgt. Luigge Romanillo explains how he transferred from the Air Force to the Air National Guard without a break in service.
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery of tests, commonly called the ASVAB, is designed to help match military applicants with the right careers.
Army ROTC cadets build up their physical strength, teamwork skills and leadership abilities through various exercises.
Marine officers take their Oath after completing Officer Candidates School and accepting their commission.
Lt. Scott Woods, left, administers the Oath of Enlistment to Machinist's Mate 1st Class Adam Bunker-Worley on Ellis Island in New York Harbor.
Recruits in the Air Force Delayed Entry Program (DEP), also known as "Deppers," take the Oath of Enlistment at Sam Boyd Stadium at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
An Army National Guard recruit takes an eye exam at a Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS).
Maj. Windy Hendrick, a fighter pilot with the Air National Guard, discusses how people can join the Air National Guard as an officer.
All applicants undergo a background check and fingerprinting at MEPS. In addition, biometric scanning is now used to ensure the security of applicants and their personal information.
College students can join ROTC after two years by participating in the Leader's Training Course (LTC).
Before enlisting in the Air Force, individuals must know whether or not the Air Force is a good career choice for them.
By joining the Army National Guard, Adam Bollinger has earned extra money for college as well as learned lessons in teamwork and leadership.
The Oath of Enlistment is the final stage of the MEPS process, when applicants officially become members of the U.S. Military.
As an Army ROTC cadet, Marissa Bernadette learns how to be a nurse and develops skills that will help her excel.
Army National Guard recruits take the Oath of Enlistment.
An Army National Guard recruiter speaks with an individual.
An Army National Guard recruiter talks to a student at an event. Through the Guard, students can receive money for college.
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