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Synonyms for enlist

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Synonyms for enlist

to become a member of

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Synonyms for enlist

join the military

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hire for work or assistance

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engage somebody to enter the army

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Under the agreement with Genoa, enlistees interested in gaining specific job training and qualifications will receive that training while in the Army.
Now, by law, no more than 20 percent of any given year's enlistees may be Mental Category IV (the second lowest category), and they must possess a high school diploma.
That's because this moving and hilarious memoir (co-written with Sanner's friend, writer and Eclectus Records recording artist Laura Ainsworth) captures day-to-day military life as experienced by countless young enlistees and their families.
After eliminating individuals who were not in fact eligible to receive CSB and individuals with other missing information, we had 13,461 usable survey observations: 12,025 enlistees and 1,436 officers.
Early in Beneath the Helmet, an Israeli documentary that follows a group of new IDF enlistees, a pack of soldiers sit underneath a palm tree, relaxing in the shade.
Richeson said the Air Force will monitor training of older enlistees to make sure the policy is working as intended.
"The upper weight limit for male enlistees was also relaxed to allow more portly young men into the military," the report said.
About one third of these new enlistees go into a combat arms specialty, a field that that leaves them largely unprepared for civilian employment.
It aims to make sure enlistees make the most informed and beneficial decision for them and their loved ones.
(Working as a steward was not a choice; in 1922, Navy regulations mandated that all black enlistees or re-enlistees join the stewards' branch.)
Male enlistees with up to 25 percent more than the standard weight will also get a pass compared to 20 percent last year.
Jeanie Alter, project manager in the Indiana Prevention Resource Center at Indiana University in Bloomington, said the study was timely because the federal government is focusing efforts on integrating substance abuse and mental health toward enlistees and their families.