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On Sun, 25 Feb 2018 23:02:13 -0000 (UTC), Bill
wrote: I wonder how many service members are discharged before turning 21 anyway, but I understand your point. Military service matures most. Very few, I'd reckon. Kiddy cruise. Join the navy reserves while in high school. When you graduated, went to basic and 2 years duty. Then discharged. At least when I was in high school. That was pretty much everyone who was drafted when that was a thing and the 4 years after your 2 "in" was inactive reserve. Unfortunately they "extended" a lot of those guys in the late 60s, exploiting that inactive reserve clause. The guys in the grass were usually 2 and out if they didn't re up but there were a lot of support USAF and maybe even navy guys with critical skills who had to do the whole 6 year nut. I was in a 1 year reserve program that got extended by a month (13 months active duty), putting me pretty much in the same VA category as a 2 year guy. I never used any of it. |
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