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Charlie R. Williams Phenix City,Al	2:41pm on Thursday, January 21st, 2010
I service in the Guard for twenty Seven years ,and now I'm sixty years old and I get (Service Connected Disabilty)Why I can't get my retirement check from the Guard ? I did my time in the Guard and now I get nothing for the time I service. That is w... read more »
jeezy Location unknown	2:50pm on Wednesday, April 29th, 2009
Does anyone know where my wife can find a job? She has a BA in Business Admin, a Associate in Social Services and a Associate in General Studies. She wants to do something that deals with financial services, or working as a financial adviser, but a... read more »
snowball458 Location unknown	12:09pm on Friday, March 27th, 2009
Has the Chicken Hawk Obama sent more troops to the middle east or brought more home? According to wikipedia :The term is meant to indicate that the person in question is cowardly or hypocritical for personally avoiding combat in the past while advo... read more »
Marta Location unknown	7:23pm on Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
Do I get severence pay if I am involuntarily getting out of the Marines? Do I get severence pay if I am involuntarily getting out of the Marines? I have been in for 14 years with broken time and have maxed out the number of years for my rank. I am g... read more »
mary Location unknown	1:33pm on Wednesday, June 13th, 2007
When is it time to hire an attorney to facilitate retirement from the army reserves? My fiance returned home from Iraq almost a year ago. While active in Iraq, he recieved his letter stating he had put in 20 years. He has been trying to get his reti... read more »
lisali Location unknown	1:56pm on Tuesday, September 5th, 2006
What is the new age limit for joining the Army? I have heard it was up to 42 now. Is it different for Army Reserves? Best answer: By federal law (10 U.S.C., 510), the minimum age for enlistment in the United States Military is 17 (with parental c... read more »

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Resolved Question: my dad isnt getting benefits send this to all your pals help me out? (Sat, 14 Aug 2010 20:19:38 GMT)

send this to all your pals help me out This is my fathers letter I am elizabeth hasara he is jonothan hasara The facts are:I have 30 years in the National Guard , I am 52 years old I have a permanent disability and a retirement from the army at 40% I was retired the on 7th Sept 2009, from a line of duty injury (LOD) which occurred on my 14th month of deployment I have 80% rating from the veterans affairs (VA)I am now in retried status My retried pay is off set dollar for dollar from my VA dis

Resolved Question: Does AGR(active guard reserve) count as active duty so that you can retire when you are 40 ? (Thu, 05 Aug 2010 11:36:57 GMT)

I know the national guard has some weird point system for retirement and you can only retire after your 60 , which is if you have so many points and 20 years. But I also know if you have 20 years active duty you can retire at 20 years of service no matter if your 40 or 50 or whatever. So does AGR count towards active duty?

Voting Question: My husband turns 60 in Sept and will begin drawing his retirement from his 22 yrs in the Air National Guard.? (Wed, 04 Aug 2010 02:11:11 GMT)

We have completed all of our paperwork and my question is this...He will turn 60 on Sept 4.....how long after this will he actually start getting his monthly deposit for his retirement? Some say it should begin immediately if all paperwork is in order...has anyone gone thru this process? Thanks

Resolved Question: if i serve 20 yrs. in the va army national guard will i get to retirement benifits? (Mon, 02 Aug 2010 15:29:59 GMT)

i know there is something about points your suppose to earn or sumthing but what do you gettem for hows it work............and if u drill every 1 weekend a month is that considered active status?

Voting Question: If I joined the National Guard what kind of retiremment pay can I expect? (Tue, 13 Jul 2010 20:16:11 GMT)

I was thinking about joining the Army National Guard as an officer. I am prior enlisted and have spent 7 years on active duty. If I spent the next 13 years in the Guard as an officer what can I expect for retirement pay? I tried to find the answer online with no luck.

Resolved Question: How on earth is this legal!? (Tue, 06 Jul 2010 20:41:08 GMT)

Nonjudicial leins are legal? HOW!? http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128078864&sc=emaf Capt. Mike Clauer was serving in Iraq last year as company commander of an Army National Guard unit assigned to escort convoys. It was exceedingly dangerous work — explosive devices buried in the road were a constant threat to the lives of Clauer and his men. He was halfway through his deployment when he got a bolt from the blue — a frantic phone call from his wife, May, back in Texas.

Resolved Question: should I join the air national guard? (Sat, 19 Jun 2010 06:06:39 GMT)

I know this is deeper than a yes or no question, but some background about me... my mom and dad are full time at the 107th air base in niagara falls, and have had other family members in the air force. I am a full time student at SUNY brockport studying geology and water resources. I am currently receiving 40% tuition bill for the GI bill. I have recently considered joining the 107th with my parents just so that I can receive the benefits such as $300 a month for school + tuition paid for 1

Resolved Question: At age 30 and non prior service, what are the odds of making the rank of Major? (Sun, 23 May 2010 06:12:57 GMT)

I will be 30 in a little less than two months. I've had a conversation with a National Guard recruiter about enlisting as an 09S (officer candidate). For anyone who's been through this and working their way up the ranks is it possible to make Major before the mandatory retirement age?

Resolved Question: What are the pros and cons of bankcruptcy? (Wed, 12 May 2010 16:13:03 GMT)

I just can't seem to pay my bills. My husband's still unemployed, I'm in school and we are both living off of my disability and education benefits...In the summer, it's only my measly disability check. I'm lucky to have that, but it's still not enough to pay off loans and credit cards...Honestly, all I care about at this point is rent, food, and transportation. My credit can't get any worse... My mother suggested bankcruptcy but I'm scared...Should I or not? I'm 27 in New Jersey and my husban

Resolved Question: Is the country stepping into chaos? (Tue, 27 Apr 2010 00:59:13 GMT)

National Guard to be deployed in Chicago illegals getting violent in Arizona Obama reduces our rights, forces government mandated health care on all National Sales Tax (VAT) soon to be pushed All 401ks to be seized, replaced with Government retirement program Appears that our freedoms are being liquidated with the exception of voting for on American Idol.

Resolved Question: How do doctors and nurses feel about Obama forcing them to get military training? (Fri, 23 Apr 2010 11:30:45 GMT)

There is 5 pages in the Obamacare bill covering this, it also says the Fed govt can take control of any states National guard. It also states the Fed Govt can force doctors out of retirement!!!! This is all against the will of these individual people! Doctors, nurses and anyone in the Healthcare industry! WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? Why would our govt have the need for this unless America was at war inside America? But with who?

Resolved Question: National Guard question... if spouse is active duty? (Sat, 17 Apr 2010 20:20:47 GMT)

If I go (Army) National Guard, but my spouse is (Air Force) active duty, am I able to transfer my state every 3-4 years to follow her moves? I'm up for an officer program in the NG, but my spouse is active duty Air Force, and while it'd be a great opportunity for me she's still got several years left in and we'd like that retirement money in the long run. It's at least 1-2 more moves for her, maybe 3 and one last deployment at worse. I have my recruiters answer, but I've been in more then a

Voting Question: Air National Guard or Air Force Reserve? (Sun, 21 Mar 2010 00:49:25 GMT)

Will civil engineering in the ANG or Air Force Reserve help learn a trade? How high would you need to school on your asvab to get that and are civil engineering jobs hard to come by? Heres the deal. I'm 24 and do ok at my job, but I'm really wanting to do something worth while with my life. I my could be gone tomorrow or I could get laid off, so I figured that in either branch I would 1. Have an adventure. 2. Learn something to help me in civilian life. 3. Challenge myself. 4. Not have t

Resolved Question: At what rank can you live with your military boyfriend in on base housing? (Sun, 28 Feb 2010 23:25:46 GMT)

My high school boyfriend and I just got back together and he is trying to get stationed in Hawaii to finish off his military contract and retire. We want to do this move together. He has a son and I have a daughter from previous relationships of ours. He is adopting my daughter from her father. He is an E5 rank in the National Guard and has 7 yrs before retirement. We are not sure if he can get us housing or not there. What I am asking is how can we get the housing we will need with his rank a

Resolved Question: Should i join the army?I served in the navy as a boatswains mate for 4 years as E-4, then got out? (Sat, 16 Jan 2010 19:33:30 GMT)

I served in the navy as a boatswains mate for 4 years made E-4, then got out went to school and learned a trade. i just want back in the military again, i've tried coast guard, air force and navy, the army is the only branch that will let me back in. family is telling me not to do it they say i wont like it. i ask them why and ask my self why i wouldn't like it. job security, retirement, medical dental, i already used my gi bill. but i all sounds better than civilian life, i've been laid off 3

Resolved Question: 16 yrs prior service in navy. 48 yrs old can I join national guard to qualify for retirement ben.? (Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:30:10 GMT)

Resolved Question: Will I get social security retirement as a member of the National Guard? (Wed, 13 Jan 2010 16:06:53 GMT)

I've been working jobs in the private sector where they take out social security tax. I'm also planning on staying 20 yrs. in the National Guard so I can draw that retirement. So do Guard retirees get to have 2 paychecks if they also worked a private job? I know I have to wait till 62 or 65 for Social Security, and 60 for the guard. Just want to make sure I make enough money to survive in case I'm not healthy enough to continue working. Thanks Billy!

Resolved Question: Should a local military command have the power to unilateraly decide to deny earned benifits? (Tue, 12 Jan 2010 13:00:59 GMT)

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/dpp/news/Investigators-A-Battle-for-Benefits-dec-23-2009 The Minnesota National Guard, specifically the command and some of the former command of the 133rd Airlift Wing, MN, have decided to unilaterally decide what benefits they want to have awarded to their injured service members and which ones to deny, even though the regulations are clear as to the criteria of those benefits. They at first say no, then make you fight for what you have earned. http://www.myf

Resolved Question: Is is ok to withhold pertinent medical information to the Board of Corrections of Military Records? (Sun, 10 Jan 2010 07:22:03 GMT)

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/dpp/news/Investigators-A-Battle-for-Benefits-dec-23-2009 The Minnesota National Guard (withholding names) withheld medical information from the Board of Corrections of Military Records that painted a picture that I had no medical conditions present on the date of my separation. That view is not true but the Minnesota command wants to deny my medical retirement even though I meet the criteria. Is it ok for a local command to deny earned benefits that a service

Resolved Question: Can I join the Army National guard after serving 20 years active duty? (Tue, 05 Jan 2010 06:40:54 GMT)

If the answer to this is "yes" then the other big question is how does my retirement get affected? I'm an active duty E-8 and will hit 20 years at the end of the year. My other question is if this is possible how does my retirement work out?

Resolved Question: Military Medical Discharge for MS. Can I get early medical retirement after 5yrs Marines and 5yrs N.Guard? (Tue, 27 Oct 2009 20:18:28 GMT)

Ok this is my situation and I hope someone can lend a knowldgeable comments regarding my situation. I spent 5 years active duty in the Marines, after about a years break I reuped in the National Guard. During my contract I was disagnoised with MS. I am been treated for it and have had more luck with it then others, but was not physically fit for duty. I made mistake and was misinformed of how the Armys PEB system worked so I chose the WRONG section and was put out the army without going throug

Resolved Question: Is it possible to transfer your national guard retirement over to state retirement? (Mon, 26 Oct 2009 11:14:51 GMT)

For instance, if you complete 10 years in the national guard can you transfer that over to state retirement credit and work 10 years for the state to fulfill your 20 years?

Resolved Question: Ex-military navy, former cop/swat, current ANG security forces, college degree. why can't I get a job? UPSET!!? (Thu, 15 Oct 2009 08:37:06 GMT)

I trained in Aviation Survival Equipment while in the Navy. I rigged survival gear for fighter pilots. Their survival rest in my hands, my ability to rig their gear. I am a former Police Officer of 11 years. Of which I was on the department SWAT Team as a scout and entry team. As well, I was a firearms instructor, defensive tactics, master ground defense and taser instructor. I decided to go back into the military in 2008. I am currently in the Air Force National Guard. Trained in Security For

Resolved Question: What is the difference between the army and the national guard? (Sun, 13 Sep 2009 23:01:48 GMT)

Are the benefits (housing, medical, retirement, etc.) the same? What are the advantages/disadvantages to the national guard vs. the army? Do national guard members live on military bases/military housing. I need some pros/cons of army vs. national guard. Thanks Dustin - That cleared some things up. Yes I was talking about NG vs. active duty army, but now I see that NG is similiar to the Army reserves. Thanks!

Resolved Question: where is the closest off to get retirement i.d. cards for the army national guards for Roanoke Virginia? (Wed, 26 Aug 2009 02:37:32 GMT)

Resolved Question: Girlfriend wants to enlist, I disagree? (Sat, 15 Aug 2009 05:36:03 GMT)

Ok first off let me just say that we're both rather young. I'm a couple years older than her. My girlfriend, since she was very young, has always wanted to join the Army (more recently, the National Guard), saying that she feels obligated to fight for our freedom and do her part in the war. She also wants to have kids and a nice family, like everyone else. These two stories, for me, seem to completely conflict with each other. I realize there are lots of options. Enlist, go through college

Resolved Question: Does the Air National Guard (ANG) get the same retirement benefits as Active Duty Air Force? (Sat, 06 Jun 2009 21:56:33 GMT)

trying to decide on a career in one or the other... thanks jeeper, great answer. definitely makes a lot more sense than anything else i've read online. i'm def going active duty as a career but just had a lot of people telling me to go guard. maybe after i serve my active time...

Resolved Question: What's the minimum number of points nned every year in the Army National Guard for retirement? (Fri, 01 May 2009 17:43:06 GMT)

Resolved Question: I cant decide if I should re-enlist or get out of the army national guard? (Thu, 16 Apr 2009 06:11:56 GMT)

I can not decide if I am just a whiner or perfectly normal? I have been in the guards for the past 9 years and I have been deployed to Iraq for 18 months so I am veteran and know a lot about the military. The military has been great for paying for my bachelor's degree but now that I am done with school. All the military is good for is the 200 dollars or so I make a drill and if I want that retirement I have to go through another 11 years to get it when I am 65!. I do not look forward to goin

Resolved Question: What happens if you switch to another MOS after boot camp and AIT? (Mon, 13 Apr 2009 19:06:08 GMT)

I'm going in the national guard reserves for 21r Electrician(Leave for boot camp & AIT next week). mostly because it's a critical field here and I want to finish college before I go and do something more...Exciting(So I have somewhere to go after future retirement). But back on point, What happens if you change your MOS after AIT? and is it possible to switch from Reserves NG to Active Duty Army? Thanks prior for reading and answering.

Resolved Question: National Guard Technician jobs? (Tue, 10 Mar 2009 14:34:12 GMT)

I am looking onto a Army National Guard Technician job, I would like to know how everything works. Do they have benefits and a retirement? The add says no over time, and that it will give you time off for overtime worked? Is it shift work or is it a 9-5 job? Any other info that you have will help. Thank You!

Resolved Question: if i serve in the military for 20 years, can i,after retirement, still serve in the national guard? (Wed, 04 Mar 2009 11:04:25 GMT)

Resolved Question: Does time spent on ADSW orders in the Army National Guard count towards federal military retirement? (Sat, 28 Feb 2009 02:58:20 GMT)

Federal military retirement. NOT the Reserve component point system.

Resolved Question: Which military and federal retirement path should I take? (Wed, 04 Feb 2009 17:11:51 GMT)

Ok I'm going to let y'all know the scenarios that I am considering and I'm trying to find the one that will provide the best retirement for me. First off I am currently in the National Guard and going through college and I'm thinking about either going active for 20 when I graduate or stay in the Guard and join into a federal service branch, more than likely the FBI. Now those are the basics and I'm getting ready to go into detail in just a second. The first scenario is active military servi

Resolved Question: Disabled Vet wanting to join the NC National Guard. What is the Process? ? (Wed, 28 Jan 2009 00:39:51 GMT)

I receive 30% disability through the VA. I have 8 years of active Army service. I would like to go into the NC national guard and finish my last 12. I have spoken to a recruiter once before and he told me I would have to get pass a Physical and waive my current disability status to join the Guard. Though I would lose some money in the beginning, the retirement pay and the ability to use TRI CARE during retirement out weigh my loses. Plus I just plain miss being in the military. My main questio

Resolved Question: are there widow benefits for a spouse of an army national guard person? (Thu, 22 Jan 2009 20:47:42 GMT)

my husband was in the army national guards for 6 years. he was discharged in 1971. he passed away in sept. of last year.we were married for 14 years. am i eligible for any benefits? he was receiving railroad retirement but i am only 54 and have to be 60 to draw that.

Resolved Question: Wanting to join the navy, but my parents say no. What do i do? (Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:54:04 GMT)

I'm 17 atm and lately have been thinking about what my future will be. I'd like to be a server technician for the Navy and my parents say no because it's basically a military branch. My father was in the marines for a while and told me to not ever join them and my brother is in the coast guard and says that it's ok, but i could do better. They wont let me join the national guard either, so i suggested the navy. My family says that the military owns you and you have to get up very early and wo

Resolved Question: What is the best plan for retirement if my wife and I are starting right now at 30 yrs. old? (Mon, 05 Jan 2009 01:25:24 GMT)

We are also in the national guard and are eligible for the Thrift Savings Plan. I have heard that that is very good but don't want to jump into anything.

Resolved Question: What should i do?...Question to those in the military? (Thu, 11 Dec 2008 01:43:43 GMT)

I have been thinking of joining the national guard with a non combat while in highschool to get some extra cash and experience in the military and then moving on to Marine Corps infantry mainly because i believe that the Marine Corp will have better training for infantry but if i stayed in the Natl Guard as a infantry then i would have a few years under my belt and closer to getting 20 yrs for retirement pay....so what should i do? Just wait till im old enough and go into the Marines as infant

Voting Question: USAF RESERVE vs AIR NATIONAL GUARD RESERVE? (Tue, 09 Dec 2008 23:47:16 GMT)

Hello, all. I'm about to join the USAF RESERVE and would like to see if anyone can tell me from both one side or the other. any big differences? i want to serve my country but most importantly get is there any company that treats you better, by that I mean, benifits, healt care, and salary, retirement etc. whatever answers you can contribute helps, thanks in advance I know there is no free ride in the military and I'm not looking for one.I understand they don't give you something for nothing,

Resolved Question: if i were running for president in 2012, do you think my political views would hold up to the majority of us? (Sun, 23 Nov 2008 15:29:01 GMT)

would you support every or most of my views? here we go: No Abortions No Gay Marriages No more taxes( yes it would be sad, no money comin it but its for the best) All of our programs that we rely upon will also go with the taxes unless people volunteer to pinch in their fair share of work ( im not mean but i think if we truly need these things, then well stop paying others to do it and do it ourselfs for free) Examples: Child Care Social Security 401k Retirement Roads Schools Lights Military

Voting Question: I am retired Army National Guard, can someone guide what forms I should be completing to notify of new spouse? (Mon, 27 Oct 2008 01:01:57 GMT)

I've just remarried, and don't receive my retirement benefits til age 60, but want to be sure my new spouse is on record in all the right areas. I wonder if there is a checklist. thanks the congrats. Unfortunately my local unit has inexperienced staff who have been providing me with conflicting and confusing info so was hoping there was some military-wide guidelines I could count on, since the newbies don't inspire much confidence. Seems like it would be a priority for them to pass along

Resolved Question: Embittered soldier needs help? (Sat, 11 Oct 2008 04:14:48 GMT)

My friend has spent over 10 years in the national guard. Not long ago, he went on his 2nd deployment to Iraq. He suffered a lacerated femoral artery, a few days ago from small arms fire. No broken bones, but they don't know if there is nerve damage yet. He's still in Iraq, but may ship to Europe or USA for treatment. He doesn't know what they plan to do. He's really mad. After his first deployment, he didn't say much other than "Iraq sucks". Today he sent an e-mail saying he doesn't know why

Resolved Question: Do you think the President should have called in the National Guard? (Wed, 01 Oct 2008 00:41:42 GMT)

Instead of Congress taking time off during the financial crisis for a religious holiday, (consider most of the time they don't give a rats a55 about religion) do you think the president should have called in the National Guard to LOCK the congressmen in, bringing in cots, food and port a johns, UNTIL they came up with a solution to our financial crisis, instead of allowing them to go on vacation for 3 days? As the value of our assets plummet in, their retirement and medical benefits are secu

Resolved Question: are the retirment benefits good in the national guard? (Wed, 03 Sep 2008 23:06:30 GMT)

compared to the active army, are the benefits in the army national guard (as far as retirements benefits) just as good.

Resolved Question: Move to Australia??? General questions.? (Wed, 03 Sep 2008 22:35:19 GMT)

I've been think more and more about moving the Australia from the States, even though I'm still a teenager. I'm thinking about having a career in the U.S. military, probably Coast Guard or Navy. So I'd probably be at least 44 when I move. I did a little research and you guys don't have a National CG, just a couple volunteer ones, correct. I wouldn't mind working for the Federal gov't after my military career, but I doubt I'd be able to get a job with Aus. gov't-they'd probably think I'm CIA.

Resolved Question: China's military in comparison to the US.....thoughts? (Wed, 27 Aug 2008 01:14:21 GMT)

If you don't want to read all this then check out the Fact at the bottom. Thanks! Lets start this off by informing everyone of the benifits of actually serving their country. 1. Pride 2. Service 3. Teamwork 4. Leadership skills 5. Resume builder 6. Money 7. College Benefits 8. Discounts 9. Travel (voluntary and involuntary) 10. Opportunity 11. Career choices 12. Opportunity for advancement 13. No glass ceiling 14. It is what you make it 15. $20,000 sign on bonus 16. $10,000 commissioning b

Resolved Question: Medical Discharge from the National Guard? (Tue, 24 Jun 2008 21:37:54 GMT)

I was recently Honorably and Medically Discharged from the National Guard due to disability (degenerative eye disease). I was "told" that I do not qualify for a medical retirement with 12 years of service because I need 15 years. How accurate is this and does it sound right?

Resolved Question: Should I take him back for more child support? (Wed, 28 May 2008 13:46:03 GMT)

I am a single mom of 2 and I am struggling financially. I have my children approximately 25 days a month, my ex maybe 4-6 days a month. I get $356.00 a month. I believe that averages out to $44 a week for each child. I pay for pretty much everything for my kids, clothes, school lunches, field trips, etc. Their father does pay the medical premiums each month and half of all medical bills. He does not pay for anything else. He makes alot more than I do. He is a govt employee 15+ years un

Resolved Question: ARNG to RA? (Tue, 20 May 2008 06:28:10 GMT)

I was in the army for just shy of 2 years, stationed with the 82d airborne. I got hemmed up while in Iraq. I have always wanted to have the honor of serving my country and making a career of it. The only way I ever wanted to get out was forced retirement due to age or KIA as is still the case. Unfourtunately, I recieved a general under honorable conditions discharge for misconduct, sep code JKQ RE code 3. I have a 2 year wait to reenlist active duty. I am joining the national guard in hopes to

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