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Category Archives: Career
Mobilizing with the Reserves and National Guard
When you’re trying to balance the Reserves/NG with a civilian career, an extended deployment can be a crippling drawback– or a unique opportunity. For active-duty servicemembers, deployments are just another part of the lifestyle that includes extensive support and assistance … Continue reading
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Reserves and National Guard – Another Way to Earn a Military Retirement
Another way to get to 20 years for the pension & TRICARE Everyone who approaches the end of a military obligation has a tough decision: Stay in or get out? The decision is even tougher after the first 10 years: … Continue reading
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