U.S. Army

The life of an Army parelegal is very vigorous, yet rewarding. You will work alongside some of the best JAG attorneys in the world. However, you will be required to be a Soldier as well as a paralegal. An Army paralegal is not for someone who has trouble balancing variety of tasks and clients....

I would ask a recruiter on how to best prepare for Army Basic Combat Training and enlist in the Army as a paralegal. You have to pass the physical, mental, and medical parts to join the Army.

As a Supply Sergeant you are responsible for the accountability of all the expendable and non expendable property in your unit. A typical day may include receiving new equipment into the unit, issuing it out for, turning in old or broken equipment, ordering supplies, conducting inventory on assig...

So varied that it is difficult to give only one answer. Intelligence drives all operations in the military, and SIGINT is absolutely vital to the conduct of modern warfare. Language skills are in demand at a variety of different levels of the Army intelligence enterprise. Cryptologic linguists mi...

Once you get past all of the background checks and pass all of the drug screenings and medical screenings you will be taken into for a short interview. They ask about your references, drug history, education, and prior employment. Your recruiters are the best ones to ask questions about this proc...

When in garrison (not deployed to a war zone) youwill have several shift, the goal is to work 4 to 5 days on and the rest off. The reality is due to your primary function as a soldier you will be utilizing many of your "off" days to stay up to date with training and other requirements. Ex timelin...