where can a soldier find a job as a military civilian?
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go to usajobs.opm.gov\nits the federal job site (U.S.). Veterans qualify for hiring preference.
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Most military engineering jobs are farmed out to private industry.  The military only gets directly involved in field testing the new weapons systems once the private companies have done all the research and development.  \n\nIf you really have an interest in this field, you need to go to college and get yourself an engineering degree.  Then, if you can't get hired by a company that's doing the research you want to be involved in, at least you can come into the military as an Officer instead of a grunt.
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If you are not a contractor, then your best bet is to seek employment with one of the larger defense contractors. \n\nhttp://www.state.gov/e/eb/cba/iraq/
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Get a job?\njoin the military?
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You can go through any recruiter.  A Meps site is where they start to in-process you and you usually go to the closest one to your home.
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Join the armed forces.
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Sounds great! I wish you luck. I was thinking on similar lines myself. You think these contractors would take in former non-US army personnel? Send me details if you come across any please.
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there is jrotc for high school and rotc for colleges. check with the internet under military schools.  that should give you plenty of options.
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Check out militarypride.com.  They will send you a name and address to correspond with someone in the military.
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Try this site\n\nhttp://www.military.com/
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I am a civilian, but I have to precise that I have been drafted in France for one year, 28 years ago. \nAt the risk to be wrong, I do not find much difference between a U.S. soldier and, some special cases excepted, a soldier of any other country. \n\nThen, a soldier has been civilian before he was a soldier, and even though arise, once more, special considerations (he enlisted very young so that he never really experienced adulthood as civilian, or he is son of a soldier and always saw other soldiers or soldiers's children around him during his childhood). \nSo, in numerous case a soldier know from personal experience what is civilian life know how he is perceived by civilians.\nThe main difference between a civilian and a soldier is that the soldier is round the clock a soldier and that he has to obey orders until his time is over; wheras a civilian is no longer at the orders of his boss as soon as he cross the door of the company where he works. Just for this simple reason civilian and soldier's behavior and their perception of life may differ to a sizeable extent. The civilian benefits of more freedom than the soldier. Moreover, unles he is officer, a soldier has no home, no private life allowing him to invite a friend for a dinner or a drink. The soldier is as cut from the civilian world; a fact that makes the soldier feeling more confortable with other soldiers than with civilians. Then follow some points such as the esprit-de-corps and else, depending the specialty of the soldier (does he has to handle secret stuff, etc) which may make a soldier still a more different person. Also, how is ranked a soldier may introduce a great deal of change in the way I perceive a soldier. \nAs civilian, I personnaly noticed that the higher is ranked a soldier the less I found him different from civilian people. This is explained by the two following reasons. \n\nFirst, a high ranking officer is in most case a courteous and well educated person capable to handle a conversation on numerous topics. \n\nSecond, a high ranking officer benefits of more freedom in his schedule and enjoys a pay allowing him to afford privacy suitable to relationships with civilians.\n\nAs testimony, it has been sometimes hard for me to realize that I was enjoying a conversation with a soldier when he was a general or a colonel. \n\nNow, while specifically talking about U.S. soldiers, I am afraid I wouldn't be of much help since I have never had, knowingly, the opportunity to meet one. Since I lived during three year and a half in Massachusetts I am sure I probably talked with at least one soldier, but if this happened I didn't know it and didn't even noticed it. Sorry. I guess I did my best to help you.
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Not knowing what city you are in makes it hard to provide a specific answer, however, if you do a search on yahoo for Army Recruiters, you should get some info.  Also, check out the Go Army link below.
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While I like the idea of compulsory service in order to earn full citizenship, it should not be limited to military service.  Service to ones country can include, peace corp, volunteer work in under privilege communities, or dozens of other things.  Not everyone should be a soldier, but working in some capacity to make your country a better place to be should be required.
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try the military and go for being an MP or a SP
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Here are some websites for jobs \nwww.expatica.com \nhttp://www.chra.eur.army.mil/ job on military bases\nhttp://workabroad.monster.com/\nhope this helps
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Go here :- https://www.armyjobs.mod.uk/Applications/Register.aspx\n and register.\nI think that you will find it very helpful.
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You can click on:http://www.military.com and it'll lead you to links that will help you.