claim: "we don’t have a (military) reserve force if something happens."
author: joe theismann
evidence_1: in a civilian job, if you don't like your boss, or don't like the job, you can simply  quit. ... if you're joining the active duty air force or the active duty navy, in most  cases, ... army recruiters (including army reserves and army national guard)  have access to .... this usually happens when someone does something that  results in ...
evidence_2: aug 6, 2018 ... who is eligible to join the forces? ... what happens after basic training? ... if i join  the reserve force, how long do i have to serve? service in ...
evidence_3: apr 4, 2018 ... barring a breach of that contract on your end, which you don't want to do, you  should .... things change when you get proficient at your job.
evidence_4: oct 2, 2018 ... forces may have less time than they think to become deployable. ... dod  estimates as much as 14 percent of the military is currently non-deployable. ... to  notify service members when they enter a non-deployable status, mulcahy said.  ... 11 percent of its total reserve, active duty and national guard force, ...
evidence_5: sep 27, 2018 ... learn how a military draft works and find out if and how you need to register for  selective service. ... a draft is the mandatory enrollment of individuals into the  armed forces. ... get a registration form at the post office, complete it, and mail it in  ... what happens if you don't register for selective service. if you ...