for example a soldier deserted the 1st year of his term and he has 2 years left. does the search stop when his term ends?
200134
There is really minimal work in actual searching for the person.  When you enlist, one of the bits of information you give, directly relates to a part of your civilian life.  So, whenever that part of your life is used, you are busted.  Not to disclose any information here, just know they will get you.
491250
NO!!! A dishonorably discharged person from the military\ndo not keep their rank and they lose all benefits, medals,\npay and are sometimes imprisoned depending on the \nseriousness of the charges, they cannot work for the \nfederal goverment and sometimes have trouble finding\na job anywhere and forfeit all VA benefits, such as housing, jobs and medical care. On the second question, that will be NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
514196
no - that is two terms in a lifetime.  In California that goes for all state elected offices.  Once you are termed out of a given office, then you are termed for life. That is why people like Bill Lockler moved from Attorney General to the State Treasurer.
520811
there's cetain ways in which you are able to get out of being drafted...\n\n-if you have a family member who's already died for the military\n-if you don't physically meet the requirements\n\n\ngetting an education doesn't work anymore though
11630
There is no law that says he has to step down as a senator for any reason; if found guilty of an offense he can be publicly censured, but the Senate has no limitations as far as how many terms one senator can serve.  There have been many that have served for over 40 and 50 years...not a bad accomplishment, considering Senate terms are six years each.
499439
doubt you can do that.most are already retired and i'm guessing the rest already might have tried to serve in the armed forces and were rejected for some reason. Or maybe they served already and didn't renew their service contract,so they shouldn't be forced to serve if they don't wish to.unless of course congress does reinstate the draft and then everyone is fair game.
544705
you have two years of eligibility left.
471962
no the warrant for their arrest will not be removed. if someone violated their probation and not paying all of their fines and missing a couple of days of community serciver the not only will still have the warrant out but when they are caught they will go back to prison and serve more time for a violation.  pluse then they might be subjected to more radom searchs.
411066
I did seven years as a volunteer in the TA in the SF Signals. When our squadron got called up for service in Afghanistan, a number of people immediately left. There was no come-back.\n\nIn the TA, being a volunteer in the ranks, you can leave at any time except once you have been mobilised for active service. If you try to leave after being mobilised, you will be AWOL (Absent Without Official Leave) and will face the wrath of the Army.\n\nIf you have a commission, however, you can be court-martialled if you do not give sufficient notice before leaving, whether mobilised or not.\n\nInterestingly (well, to me, anyway), if you hold a commission in the TA, you are always subject to military law, even when in your civilian occupation. As a grunt in the ranks, however, you are only subject to military law after you have signed on for each training session.\n\nMany TA units will allow you to take a leave of absence for up to a year and will put you on the "posted out" list. During this period, you are completely free from TA commitments and obligations. If you do not return by the date stipulated, you will be automatically discharged.
178350
It will stay in affect for the same length of time as if you were still in.  I assume you are looking to get a job that requires a clearance when you get out...  It will expire at the same time that it would if you were still in. (10 years after investigation date for SEC and 5 years after investigation date for TS)\n\nEdit: To clarify so that you don't get confused:  Not ALL clearances are good for 10 years, it depends on the type.
422882
Uh, no- Bush was elected for his second 4 year term.  Bush will be forced out of office by law in 2 more years.  A person can only be president 2 times, then they're banned for life by federal law
82988
The only way you are going to get that is if you have a friend or relative that is a veteran, retired, or prior military who has the copy or copies of their entry contract. \n\nIf I'm correct and this is what you are talking about then this is the only way. Everyone is given copies on entry into the military. So just ask someone and tell them why you are looking and i'm sure that they wouldn't mind.
25814
the GI Bill has different chapters(1606, 1607-reservists)(30 active duty) you have ten years after you receive your NOBE (notice of basic eligibility) to use your benefits. I served in Iraq and i received an extention to use my GI Bill for up to 14 years after the NOBE(unsure about any other wars other than Iraq on that)
315092
Everyone gets an 8 year contract... however there is a program (Navy) called SAM (Sea & Air Mariner) that allows you to go to basic, school and I think 1 year of acitve duty, then the rest reserve... of course during your reserve hitch you can always be recalled.
33658
I don't think that they can MAKE you stay in after your contract is up. That is the point of a contract.\n\nStop/Loss affects all service members by the following:\n1) you cant get out of the service\n2) you cant get transfered to another duty station\nand as a wise friend once said\nIF YOU ARE AFFECTED BY STOP/LOSS STOP/MOVE YOU SHOULD BEND OVER AND GRAB YOUR ANKLES.
175688
I've been out for 10 years now, but yes, the Army will discharge a person for failing the APFT. Normally, the soldier is put on a remedial fitness program in hopes of helping him to meet the standard. The soldier is usually "flagged" during that time, which means he is ineligible for awards, promotions, etc. If eventually he can pass an APFT, the flag is removed. If after a certain amount of time, the soldier does not improve, he can be discharged.
666745
He might as well just stay where he is. He wont be able to get out completly with an honorable discharge. If he were to switch to another branch (very difficult to do, you should contact your local recruiting station) his time would restart and he would end up staying in the armed forces longer.