what is the leagal age for someone in the army to date?
105629
Usually someone in the US Army is old enough to date.\nThe age of who he can date is probably up to the local state, if the base CO does not say otherwise.
20578
Each of the U.S. military branches have their own age requirements and it also depends on the type of enlistment.  Enclosed please find the URLs to all the U.S. military recruitment websites so you can investigate further:\n\nwww.goarmy.com\n\nwww.navy.com\n\nwww.airforce.com\n\nwww.marines.com\n\nwww.uscg.com\n\nThank you for considering the U.S. military services.
554750
here is a little formula I like... your age -7 multiplied by 2. IT tells you the oldest you can date and it will work. (14 -7) x2 = 14.... (13-7) x2 =12 (hence its broken there for 13 is too young to date.)
650271
I am 25 and I have dated up to 20 yrs older than me if the person fits with what I like.
365256
i think 10 years younger is ok and no one 10 years older would be sufficient don't you? Why are you worried about it anyway? Date who ever as long as it don't consist of going thru the high schools with the trunk of your car filled with a Playstation and candy and sodas to lure your dates.
741328
16, only on small litte dates. Like movies or bowling. 18 for serious dating.
396183
By the UCMJ a military person can date a person 16 years or older. Although also by military standards you must adhere to local/state laws. If the state age of consent is 18 the youngest you can date is 18. If the state age of consent is 15 the youngest you can date is 16. I am an NCO in the USAF, my troop had this problem.
32468
16\n\nI think one can go out with friends at a younger age, but true "dating" shouldn't start until around the age of 16.
795658
During 8 years as an Officier I on 3 occasions dated enlisted servicewomen.  It is not easy.  First I would have to go to the Commanding Officer (in my case an Lt Col) and ask permission to ask the girl. Then I would of course have to ask the girl.  Then I would have to inform the CO of her answer.\n\nOnce I even escourted an enlisted servicewoman to the annual Officer's Ball.  She was treated like a Queen while there BTW. One of my fellow officers married his company clerk. They dated in secret known only to the CO for 2 years.  All of my dates were to Regimental Functions so there was no secrecy involved.
911392
I think that you should get married if you really love him and you want to be with him for the rest of your life and the military life is hard but if your strong enough you can get through it. I'm 20 too and I'm married to someone in the military and it did not matter that I was only 19 when I got married. I know who I wanted to be with it and there was no point in me waiting until I was older.
1018330
Unfortunately, probably not much.\n\nThe maximum ages for joining are:\n\nAir Force/28 years \nArmy/35 years \nCoast Guard/27 years \nMarine Corps/29 years \nNavy/34 years \n\nAge limits for Reserve units vary, but the age was 40. A year ago, the Pentagon asked Congress to increase the maximum age for military recruits to 42, in all branches of the service. I haven't heard of, or seen any change so far.  Try calling on a recruiter, but for active duty it's too late.
32975
Yes and no.  The cut off age for enlistment is around 27 for the Air Force, and 35 or so for the other branches.  As a former Air Force recruiter, I was able to do a age wavier for my sister in law at age 36.  If you are looking at a officers type position, there might be a chance depending on what your degree is in (medical, engineering, math, etc).  Also, if you have any prior enlistment time, deduct the time from you age.  45-4years on active duty=41.
512697
i would, but 15 year olds aren't allowed in the army
190115
around 19 to 20. but a male is not mentally matured until his late 20's (25 - 26)
293733
First of I find it very insulting as a former soldier for someone to say the military is just a bunch of troubled people and criminals. I personally served alongside some of the best this land had to offer. Keep in mind it's a volunteer military and they have stood up to defend YOUR rights. They're reason for doing so is they're own and moot.\n\nTo answer the question, Young people do alot of growing up between the ages of 18 and 24 (standard 6 X 2 enlistment). Sometime they're views and oppinions change. As a result some don't want to fullfill the long commitment.
934694
Their age ranges from 17 through 50's, it all depends on the rank, position, enlisted, officers and such.
807751
try posting this under the pets section.\n\nI really don't understand your question about what is too early to find if a young man is eligible for delta force, etc.