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It's going to get really ugly pissing off a lot of ex-military...
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When I signed my contract as part of the ARMY ROTC program, I agreed to an eight year commitment. That typically meant a combination of Active Duty, Active Reserve, and IRR(In-active Reserve). For the last couple of years during that period I got called up for two weeks during the summer for training and that was it. The military can however, pull you into Active duty ANY time during that eight year period. The contract period varies a bit from service to service. People need to realize that when they sign up for the Reserves, especially these days. So the IRR is nothing new. Something sounds really odd here. |
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It's the politicians I have a beef with, how many of their sons are over there doing their dirty work? |
I did my 8 years on Active duty, they don't own my ass anymore, that plus I've been out for 14 years.. :)
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4 More Years!!! Muahahahahaha!!! |
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man I am glad I am old blind and have a small penis...
I wont be going to iraq ever in my life for any reason period |
Ok, I gotta go back a lotta years to remember this, I got out of the army in '85 did my reserves, and finished the IRR about 8 mos before the first gulf war, I extended while in the active reserves and the only reason I could think why I would have done that was sheer stupidity, but if memory serves I remember something saying that if it was needed the army could call you back for life if there was need.
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What plan?? This is the Bush Administration we are talking about! Four more years!!!! Muaahahahahahahahahaha! |
Thank god for flat feet.
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1) Run-- Green 2) Hide -- Blue 3) Surrender -- Yellow 4) Collaborate -- ***** RED **** |
Nothing like saying ?Thank You? to your vets.
If this happens to anyone here I suggest going to the recruiter?s office wearing spandex and high heels with a joint hanging from your mouth.... |
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Seems like Bush and Osama collaberate so well that the monkey in the white house owes his election win to the video letter of his dear Saudi friend :) |
fuck blaming ohio, how many other stats voted bush? ohio just happened to be the last battleground state to get the votes counted
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http://www.smh.com.au/ffximage/2004/...zapatero,0.jpg |
But Bush isn't going to call for a draft? Noticed how he did this AFTER the election. Wouldn't be surprised if he didn't try to call up my grandfather who served in WWII and has been dead for 10 years.
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IRR has been around for decades and has been used more in the past than it is now.
Not to mention it's all in the contract you signed. My son actually read his contract and asked his recruiter about this :thumbsup |
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All current military personell are aware that they have an eight year obligation. They also know that their enlistments can be extended, and their retirements delayed at the descretion of the military. This is SOP and has been at least since the end of the 2nd World War. |
That really sucks. My Brother has been out for 14 years, and is in no shape to go back. On top of that his wife is 3 months pregnant.
Shit. He will be pissed. |
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"This is not the first time the Army has used the IRR to fill its manpower needs. During the Gulf War, more than 20,000 IRR Soldiers were mobilized and deployed. Since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the Army has called up more than 2,500 IRR Soldiers -- the majority through IRR volunteers, though some have been involuntary call-ups." So, 10 times as many were called up during the Gulf war. |
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And GatorB, if you had actually READ the article, you would have seen the guy in question was told of his being called up back in September. Yes, it was before the election :thumbsup
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No one has been drafted to go there . . . at least not from the USA |
Unless the policy has been changed commissioned Officers (not Non Commissioned Officers) can be called back to active duty until age 62.
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I served from 1990 to 1998, yes I did my max 8 yr contract. One year later I get a call from a army recruiter asking if i like to reenlist? Told him, already did my 8 yrs, plus I can't rejoin the same branch (Army) once discharged. He informs me...Oh we call you up to 3 years from the date of discharge to reelist with the same branch of service.:mad: Don't get me wrong I was proud to serve my country, however I won't while Bushwack in office.:321GFY |
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This clearly proves how stupid some people on this board are. Clear ignorance.
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Well it has been a while, but as I recall, in order to get your honorable discharge in the USAR, you have to resign your commission as part of the separation process. I made it to O-3. If your resignation does not get processed and accepted, they could get you. After you have your honorable discharge however, I have NEVER heard of anyone recalled, Officers included. Why does it seem that all the GFY experts :disgust on this topic have never spent a day in the US military???? |
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IRR has nothing to do with the draft. |
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