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The U.S Army

                                                                     How To Join

Whichever way you choose to serve -- either full time on Active Duty, or part time in the Army Reserve -- soon you will become an American Soldier. To see which path is right for you, check out the differences between the two. Whichever way you choose to serve, the following steps towards enlisting will help make your transition into the U.S. Army easier.

  You can find jobs that are available to you and apply online using the Army Career Explorer. If you choose this option, you will submit the information needed to join the Army. The Army Recruiter will contact you and verify the information you entered to determine if you have the qualifications necessary to become part of today's Army - the finest organization in the world. This will allow you to enter the application information in the calm of your home and have all your personal material available to you for reference. If you do not choose this option, the Army Recruiter will ask you the information when you contact him (step 2).

Think of an Army Recruiter as your guide to the Army and the best resource to answer questions about joining. Recruiters are ready with the know-how to help navigate your military future. Locate a Recruiter near you or Chat with an Online Recruiter.

What do I ask a Recruiter?

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a multiple-choice test that helps you better understand your strengths and is one of the things that helps identify which Army jobs (Military Occupational Specialties) are best for you.

Learn more about the ASVAB 

he Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) is where you'll go to join the Army. You will get a full physical, select your MOS, and be sworn in as a Soldier in the U.S. Army.

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Chat With A Recruiter

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Arming yourself with knowledge is the first step to becoming a Soldier in the U.S. Army. And that means talking to an experienced Army recruiter. Review our chat policy before chatting or browse the Recruiter bios to find out more about each Online Recruiter.

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CHAT POLICY

Here are just a few basic rules to make sure you have the best chat experience.

  • Be respectful. Practice respect and civility towards others in the chat room.
  • Be patient. There are more questions being asked than recruiters in this chat room, so someone will answer your question as soon as possible. If your question isn't being answered, you can email us and a reply will be sent.
  • No profanity. Vulgar or obscene behavior will not be tolerated in this chat room. Violators will be temporarily or permanently removed from the chat room.
  • Please keep chat messages in lower case. Don't use ALL CAPS.
  • This chat room is meant only for Army and Army Reserve Recruiting and informing the public about options, programs, offerings and lifestyle issues regarding the same. The information discussed is to be used only for recruiting Soldiers into the U.S. Army and Army Reserve. Please read our Chat Privacy & Security Notice.
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