Posted on Jan 29, 2018
Conner Fleury
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SPC Mike Bolton
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I know the first enlistment in the National Guard is six years and 2 IRR. Not sure after that. Not really sure about the USMC Reserves. Best bet is call a recruiter.
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Conner Fleury That is information that you could easily look up. Have you decided to find someone to run your business in your absence, so that you can make a serious commitment to serving our nation?

https://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/making-commitment.html

http://www.militaryspot.com/enlist/reserves-terms-of-committment

https://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/join-reserve-marines.html
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Conner Fleury
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I have looked it up but their are so many different answers out theirs i couldn't really find anything consistant.
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Conner Fleury - Will you find someone to run your business while you are in training for an extended amount of time, monthly weekend drills, two weeks a year of annual Reserve training, and a good chance of a deployment? The military commitment is serious and should not be taken lightly.

http://army.com/army-reserve-time-commitment
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CPT Andrew Wright
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You already know the best answer (6 and 2). A few years back the Army offered an IRR only enlistment so you could potentially only serve at Basic and AIT and coast the next 7 1/2 years in the IRR (unless there was a major mobilization). Doing the right thing by asking around. Best of Luck!
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