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Military life is like civilian life in many ways, but the lifestyle in the service carries much more responsibility.

Recruit training or boot camp gets you in shape and builds the physical skills necessary to meet military standards.

National Guardsman go to the same 10-week boot camp as the Army. Here is what you can expect.

These questions help teachers give honest answers to students interested in a military career.

Not making excuses is one of the eight tips that can help a recruit get the most out of his military career.

Before you go to boot camp, be sure you have taken care of the everyday issues in your life.

There are many misconceptions and myths about the military floating around out there.

NROTC general eligibility requirements include being no younger than 17 years old by Sept. 1 of the year you begin college.