i need to know how can i join to ct force,in usa.i am from iran.i am 18 and i am studing in india right now.?
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come on over, apply for citizenship, be a resident for a year and apply for the police academy, and by the way, there are no slaves here.
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if you mean the military... you can join at 17 with consent of a parent. if you wish to join before finishing highschool there are programs to allow you to do training in the summer. best summer job youll make more than you would at burger hut. if you want to join right now at 17 just getting your GED is always an option w/ parents permission. go to college earlier.
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WHY U.S. U WERE BORN IN INDIA,BROUGHT UP IN INDIA,THEN WHY ARE U SERVING FOR OTHER COUNTRY .PLZ DONT LEAVE OUR COUNTRY ,THERE IS LOT OF SCOPE FOR EDUCATED PERSON LIKE U IN INDIA.THINK ABOUT IT.LOG ON TO MONSTER.COM FOR OPPORTUNITIES.
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talk to a recruiter = immigration shouldn't have anything to do with it, serving time depends on where, how long ago and for what, dont tell them you've ever done drugs, unless that's what you were doing time for (with the immigration waiver and the jail waiver, don't want to push it with trying to get a drug waiver too).  just talk to them, see what they have to say and go from there.  or check out the website for the navy and look under enlistment requirements
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from what i've heard -- if you are interested in medicine, and tell recruiters that when you enlist, you will stay in that field within the military.  i met someone who was a mechanical engineer (or perhaps studying it, more likely), and tho he was in the services, he worked on engines, etc. as opposed to fighting.\n\nit's my impression that if you join and tell them you are interested in/have experience in a field that is used by the military, but is non-combative, that you can pursue that track within the military.\n\nyou could try telling a recruiter that you're interested in serving the country, but serving it through medicine/taking care of injured fellow servicemen.......\n\nbut keep asking, this is all just what i've heard second and third hand.  good luck!  and if you join, may you stay safe!!
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well first off, I am in the USAF and i am stationed in Ramstein, Germany. We are the port between the middle east and the states. All the wounded soldiers come through our hospital before they are sent back to their home bases.\n\nI am not into the whole Republican and Democrat stuff...i don't claim a side. I just want a president who will take care of this country like it is supposed to be and use common sense in the process. I have been in the military for two years and i have not been deployed yet. I was set to deploy next year but I am now pregnant, so that is now on hold until i leave here. There is no definitely answer to if you will deploy or not. It is one of the requirements for when you sign up. All of my coworkers came back alive and well and they were deployed to the middle east. We do our 4 months and then we come home.\n\nNow, it also depends on what branch you go into...most likely if you join the Army or Marines, you are shippin out to the middle east and may be gone for a year or more...all branches deploy but each one has a different priority in the war and the mission is different with each one. \n\ni joined for the benefits and in exchange they are asking for you life...it sucks but the decision is yours. i like the military and when the time comes, i will get deployed, do my job and come home.\n\nLet me know if you need anymore help.
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No, only CTI's deal with languages. There are many Farsi, Spanish, Cantonese, French, Russian...LOTS!\nYou do not have to be an officer, but it does involve about 2 years of schools and this is after boot camp. \nAll CTI's REQUIRE a Top Secret clearance or above. This can take a few years to obtain, but once you have it it can be very useful when and if you decide to get out of the Navy. CTI's make more money than those of other CT ratings (CTR, CTM, CTT, CTA) as they get a foreign language pay. And the more proficient that you are at your language the more money you make.
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I am a proud American and would love to join the militraty and be able to fight for my country. The reason I haven't is:\n\n\n1. I have 2 small children and no one to take care of them if I went into the service because my husband works, my parents live too far away from us plus my mom is very sick, and my husbands mom is also very sick. \n\n2. I live in a different country.\n\n3. My husband is militraty for his country and because of confidentiality rules, it excludes me from being able to join. FYI, we got married when I was still a teenager.\n\nI have other reasons, but they are a little bit private to be mentioning in a public forum. I gave you 3 valid reasons why I haven't joined the military. What are your reasons for not joining when you had the chance? Don't judge others on something that you haven't even done yourself.
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I'm out of the loop, so I'm not sure you can join at 17.  I'm sure a recruiter can answer your question.  The one part I can answer is that you can not directly join any special forces outfit.  To be a Ranger, a Seal, a Green Beret, etc you must enlist in the corresponding branch of service and work harder than you can possibly imagine.  If you want to be a Seal, you must enlist in the Navy.  Being in the Special Forces means you are way beyond the average soldier in terms of physical fitness and mental fortitude.  Good luck, soldier.
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hi, if you want to  join the Indian Army after 12th then you can only join as a soldier but if you want to join as an officer then you will have  to be a graduate and then you can give the Central Defence Services exam which is conducted by UPSC and is held twice a year.For more information regarding the age limits and other things you can visit the Indian Army's site, www.indianarmy.nic.in OR www.joinindianarmy.nic.in \nBest of luck.
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if u want to shift to marine u have to go to vizag..u have to write an exam and the fee will be about one lakh for the coaching ,i mean the training..u will be immediately placed..my cousin did that and he got immediately placed ..i can give u details if u want to
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talk to your schools consuler or your local Military recruiter
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Join Al-Qaida, Foreign Affairs branch.
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Join the military as an Engineer, your housing, children and future will be covered. You can be a map maker which is what my husband did. When you get deployed you are on the very back lines. I suggest you do two years of college and go as an officer, I highly recommend air force. You can start as a poliot and change careers while you're in. \n\nDefinately look into it. Not everyone in the military sees combat. The benefits are out of this world, especially in today's ecom.
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You are eligible to join the National Defence Academy at Khadakvasla, Pune after your 12th standard. To join the NDA, you have to qualify in the UPSC exam followed by the SSB interview. After 3 years here, you will be sent to the Indian Military Academy at Dehradun for a further one year period, after which, you will be commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Indian Army. Your 12th standard marks are good but they will not entitle you to any 'higher' trade.\nAlternately, you may consider graduating from a civilian college or university and then join the army as a Direct Entry Graduate. After your degree (or in final year), appear for the CDS exam. If you qualify here and in the SSB interview, you may go to either the IMA for a one and half year course or the OTA at Chennai for 10 months. They lead to a permanent and short service commission as a Lieutenant in the Indian Army respectively.
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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.
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~Well, pilgrim, me and the Duke just discussed it and we agree the Marines want you.  No brains, likes to sweat, believes invading a sovereign nation without cause or justification is a patriotic thing to do and is somehow akin to defending the motherland.  You'll probably look good in a butch cut and will give the folks on the other side a worthwhile target to shoot at.  By all means, stay away from a "technical" branch that may require foreign concepts like thought and reason and get your butt to Paris Island and start pushing dirt as soon as you can.  Bill O'Reilly loves you.  Given your reasons for wanting to sign up, I'm sure you'll go far.  You could even be our next Bill Calley or Ollie North.