The U.S Army

Duties and Responsibilities: Soldiers fall into two general categories: enlisted personnel and Officers. Enlisted Soldiers are the backbone of the U.S. Army. Each has his or her own specialized training and fills a role within his or her unit. Officers are the Army's leaders. They guide enlisted Soldiers during missions and provide the know-how and expertise to get the job done. Active duty service terms typically last two to six years. Deployment can last up to a year, but the length may vary depending on a unit's specific mission. Soldiers are eligible for a two-week Rest and Relaxation (R&R) leave after six months of deployment.

Salary: There is all different kinds of pay it just depends on which one you choose

Education: The Army National Guard encourages Soldiers to be life-long learners and makes available a number of resources designed to help Soldiers identify educational goals and provide resources to aid in their pursuit. Often, those goals may be closer than expected, because many military courses and specialties can be credited toward a degree.

Reflection: I would love to go in the army because i had family who went to the army and also the military I feel like I can fit in with my family to go and follow their footsteps.