Can I join US army in europe?
478125
You must be a permanent legal resident of the United States..as in a Green Card Holder.  You can not enlist in any branch of the military without being a Green Card Holder.  The military cannot and will not assist you in getting to the United States nor can they help with INS/ICE paperwork
611128
America's Army is free.\n\nhttp://www.americasarmy.com
302117
You don't have to be a citizen to join the army.  You do, however, have to be in this country legally.  It could be an idea to try to supplement our armed forces this way.  Though you could run into a language barrier problem
1131360
I haven't done it personally but I know the army do so every year, try contacting them.\n\nwww.army.mod.uk might be a good starting point
1142486
No they wont accept you...you have to be of sound mind and physically fit in order to join any component of the United States Military Forces....they do an In-processing physical if you pass the ASVAB test....and if they find any thing that could hinder your performance as a soldier, navy, marines, air force...they will not let you in..alot of reasons behind it...but one is ...You could be out in combat and because of your physical handicap..it could cost u ur life and your fellow soldiers.....another is...If  you have a physical problem before you enlist...the military does not want to have to pay to repair it....that's why they have the In-processing physical....and when you retire or resign your enlistment they have an OUT-processing physical as well.....Alot of recruiters will help you if you really want to join....I am DEAF of the left ear...and I got 3 Division Generals to sign a waiver and let me into the U.S. Army...so if you're THAT determined....get a recruiter that will really work with you..in my situation they classifed me under a code that meant I couldnt be out in combat...but in combat support...its under the PULSES....of your  military record...Good Luck...and its admirable that you want to join
313154
That is not easy. Your employer would have to do a ton of paperwork to get you in. But military might do this, keeping you as interpreter/analyst or whatever you are doing there. \n\nAside from that, you could try to claim polical asylum, i.e. state and prove that you will be abused for cooperating with intruders once US forces leave.
52719
To join the US military as a forigner(or as a citizen) you must talk to a recruiter.  Try a US embassy if you are outside the US.\nYou must meet ONE of these conditons\n1. Citizen of the United States. \n2. Alien who has been lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence. \n3. National of the United States. \n4. Citixens (to include naturalized citizens) of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), Palau and the Republic of the Marshall Island (RMI). \n\n\n6. Foreign Nationals. Persons other than US citizens or lawfully admitted permanent residents aliens are not authorized to enlist according to Section 3253, Title 10, United States Code (10 USC 2353).
695824
My recommendation is the Navy.  After you take the ASVAB and they come back with results, if they don't offer you something you like, threaten to walk out of MEPS, ***DO NOT BELIEVE THIS LIE*** "You can cross-rate after 18 months".\nI can't say what branch is better or not, that depends on what you want to do.
61347
Have a look on here - www.army.mod.uk\n\nIt will give information about joining and the addresses of the recruiting offices and then you will need to speak to them.
288092
Not legally for the United States.  You could join when you were 17, but had to be 18 to go to Viet Nam.\n\nThe NVA (North Vietnamese army "drafted" orphant boys as young as 12, but usually didn't give them combat assignments until they were 14.  The VC (Viet Cong) made use of children of all ages.
99957
each other countries in the EU have their own army.  THey could never form a EU army their are to many view points for it to work.  Look at Iraq Britian Poland Beligum and Spain supported the US. France and Germany opposed it and hurt the US.
700642
it depends on what military. not all countries allow women to join.
236909
The above answer is great.\n\nI would only add the following.\n\nTry military.com and AKO (Army Knowlage Online)\n\nMost troops are registered on both.\n\nGood Luck
905634
"You can join the British Army from the UK or overseas providing you meet the required nationality criteria.\n \n==Joining from the UK\n\nYou must be a resident of the United Kingdom or the Irish Republic, and preferably have lived there for a minimum of five years immediately prior to making your application to join the Army. \n\n \nNationality\nYou must also be one of the following:\n\nA British citizen \nA citizen of the British dependent territories \nA British overseas citizen \nA British subject under the British Nationality Act 1981 \nA citizen of an independent Commonwealth country \nA British Protected Person \nA citizen of the Irish Republic \n \n==Joining from overseas\nIn addition to fulfilling one of the nationality criteria listed above, you must be eligible to hold a full British or Irish passport.\n\n\nIf you are from another country, you must hold a full passport from that country. Your passport must show you have an immigrant status in the UK that is valid for a minimum of four years. \n\n\nAll applicants must have the right of entry into the UK."
621096
British Army is a good choice but it's tough so you need to be sure you can hack it. On the plus side it recruits from all over the world i.e. Nepal and The Caribbean to name two.\nYes I imagine you would get citizenship after your service too as most the over seas soldiers do. As for equipment we don't have nearly the amount the Americans spend on their military but we make up for that in training, versatility and toughness. \nThe British Army is the best trained and motivated army in the world!
799115
good question and the answer is yes\n\nthis from a former army recruiter / active army
678108
Yes...\n\nEnlistment requiremnents for the Army:\nThe basic qualifications for enlistment in the U.S. Army include: \n\n• being from 17 to 34 years old\n• be a U.S. citizen or resident alien, (must have the I-551) \n• have a high school diploma or equivalent (such as a GED)\n• be single with no children or married with 2 or less children\n• pass the ASVAB test and \n• pass the physical