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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jasper" data-source="post: 1078256" data-attributes="member: 277">Check the web for umcj (uniform code of military justice). Terms of service  range from two to six years active duty. But the enlistment is six years, so you do two years active (day in and day out) and four years inactive (grow your hair long report call enlistment office once a year to update your contact information. College is paid by both you put in money from your pay the military matches you and then adds a kicker. The college fund depends on your MOS in the army. MOS is fancy word for job. And you can take college courses while active with approval of C.O. and the mission allows for. No going to Miami State College (where your major is chasing boys) while you out on a field problem in the deep woods Georgia blowing up things.EOD Explosive Operations and Demolition looks to be the career field you looking for. Could be jail time at FT Lost in the Woods Lousily Anna.  Look at show JAG for a quick over view of military courts. Basic Army. Six to Eight Weeks where you learn your right foot from left and how to shoot a M-16. Then Advance Individual Training you and a group of ate up Privates are march to a new unit or  given plane tickets to new fort. Training times varies with job. Look at the U.S. Army site for more information. Overseas Tour Duty varies can be 18 months to 2 years. Where depends on the nice little grandmother who processes the tour of duty wish sheet. The wish sheet is a sheet where you ask for certain places. Does not offend happen as the grandmother is old, can hardly see, can’t hear, and has trouble getting out of her rocking chair. But once a month she does and 1 trooper is happy.  In the Eighties it was every two years you move but with budget changes the times were being extended to save the cost of plane tickets and movers. Also if you sucked up to your C.O. you could get a waiver to extend your tour of duty. Dishonorable Discharge jail time depends on the crime and how nice they want to be.There is a Less than Honorable Discharge. You did something bad but generally not bad enough to warrant jail time. Or they just wanted to get you out of their hair quickly.Army bases vary check the web but you could stretch the truth by saying you were stationed at a Navy or Air Force base due to insert story here.Ok looking at your time line1992 to 1996 serves with honorable discharge1996-2000 enrolls in college and is EOD is local National Guard or Army Reserve ROTC program. This means full class load for fall, spring, winter time with summer served doing your 2 weeks active training or go to officer training classes. Graduates in 2000 and commissioned in Army. EOD would come right after basic with personal leave up to you.  Promotion would vary but I would not allow anything above a Captain.</blockquote>

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