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How much would you have to get paid to join the U.S. military now
03-05-2026, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Godfrd824⏩
Damn godfrey i didnt know ur a veteran.
Whatever an E1 was paid in 2006, that's what I was paid to join the army. I'd do it for 06 pay today.
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03-06-2026, 01:22 AM
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03-06-2026, 01:35 AM
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Originally Posted By OptimusTrajan⏩
O3 doesn't have an MOS
There is no 03 aviation MOS.
Also no. Dying for Israel is gay af.
Also no. Dying for Israel is gay af.
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03-06-2026, 01:37 AM
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I’d do it for free if I get to smash Kristy Noem
03-06-2026, 09:52 AM
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Given that I am already 43, I am basically too old to join any branch of the US military. I will answer the question anyway; $300k for the 6 months.
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03-06-2026, 09:58 AM
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Originally Posted By maori-rap⏩
I know a guy that worked as a appliance technician at sears his whole life right up until age 49, joined infantry and did that until he hit 60 which is when they force you to retire. he even had a burger gut but was a brute from years of manhandling fridges and stoves
Given that I am already 43, I am basically too old to join any branch of the US military. I will answer the question anyway; $300k for the 6 months.
said was best choice he ever made cause just when his life seemed to be declining/winding down he got to see a whole new world and travel
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03-06-2026, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted By Sigmund_Evil⏩
I just met a guy the other day who joined reserves in his mid 40s. he wont be able to do 20 before he gets kicked out at 60. he wants to retire from his civilian job in the next few years and go on long term active duty orders. from what i can tell hes pretty rich, he said he just always wanted to do it and waited too late. im pretty sure it required an age waiver to join
I know a guy that worked as a appliance technician at sears his whole life right up until age 49, joined infantry and did that until he hit 60 which is when they force you to retire. he even had a burger gut but was a brute
said was best choice he ever made cause just when his life seemed to be declining/winding down he got to see a whole new world and travel
said was best choice he ever made cause just when his life seemed to be declining/winding down he got to see a whole new world and travel
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03-06-2026, 12:45 PM
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Upfront bonus of independent wealth
Able to spend it on a vacation and defer deployment for years
Able to spend it on a vacation and defer deployment for years
03-06-2026, 12:49 PM
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Not a good discussion topic. If it were something like Russia VS Ukraine where it's a meat grinder with high casualties, then it's a discussion.
Being in the US military even at war isn't any more dangerous than crab fishing in Alaska or working in the oil fields. People do the later all the time without blinking an eye.
Being in the US military even at war isn't any more dangerous than crab fishing in Alaska or working in the oil fields. People do the later all the time without blinking an eye.
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03-06-2026, 01:38 PM
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