Benefits Overview
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Benefits
BENEFITS THAT LAST A LIFETIME
The training and salary you get as a Soldier are only some of the ways the Army strengthens you for tomorrow. The Army also offers money for education, comprehensive health care, generous vacation time, family services and support groups, special pay for special duties and cash allowances to cover the cost of living.
Army Strong Stories
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June 18, 2013
Saturday, the Liberty Recruiting Company will conduct a Future Soldier swear-in at the Kansas City T-Bones game. Come see your hometown volunteers take the oath-of-enlistment. http://www.tbonesbaseba…
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June 18, 2013
The AVF has dramatically increased the number of career personnel and increased the proficiency and professionalism of the force. Despite fears that an all-volunteer force would separate the Army from…
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June 18, 2013
The U.S. Army offers money for college, leadership opportunities and advanced technical and career training for more than 150 different job specialties. One job specialty is food service. The food s…
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June 17, 2013
I recently had an interesting case that was referred to me to treat. The Soldier had puss that continued to drain from the gums half way up on her lateral incisor (#10). The tooth had fractured,…
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June 17, 2013
Staff Sgt. Ryan Spinelli attended the 2013 100 Black Men of America national conference in New Orleans. Here he shares more about his previous career as an infantryman, and his reasons for joining the…
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June 17, 2013
Mr. Al Sullivan explains the similarities in U.S. Army values and those of the 100 Black Men of America organization. Mr. Sullivan attended the annual conference in New Orleans this year.…
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June 17, 2013
The American military has transformed itself over the past 40 years from a force of mostly conscripts and draft-motivated “volunteers” to a force of professionals sustained in peacetime, t…
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June 17, 2013
Courtney is happy making money as a waitress, but she has bigger goals for her life-will the Army factor into her goals? http://www.goarmy.com/home/startingstrong.html…
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June 17, 2013
Sergeant Corrin Campbell and the Army Rock band will perform at SkillsUSA 25 June to 27 June. U.S. Army Sergeant Corrin Campbell has been leading a double life for the last 5 years: one as a full-time…
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June 17, 2013
The U.S. Army recognizes that education is an essential building block for the future of today’s youth. From internships to test-prep tools, the Army has created a wealth of educational programs…
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June 17, 2013
The Kansas City Recruiting Battalion's Command Sergeant Major Barnes narrated the Fallen Warrior table for the Army's 238th Birthday Celebration.…
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June 17, 2013
The Kansas City Recruiting Battalion Commander LTC Jakoby conducted a Future Soldier swear –in for the Army's 238th Birthday Celebration.…
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June 17, 2013
The Kansas City Recruiting Battalion celebrated the 238th birthday of the U.S. Army. Pvt. Herr from Oak Grove cut the Army cake with General (R) Gordon R. Sullivan. LTC Jakoby conducted a Future Soldi…
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June 16, 2013
On June 16, 1775, the Continental Congress suffered a horrible realization. Still reveling in their creation of the US Army two days earlier, and slapping each other on the back for the formation of …
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June 15, 2013
Here are a few cases from this month. Some beautiful gold inlays done on a Soldier who was raised in Korea. A Soldier presented having her entire buccal cusp fractured off to the bone. …
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Discussions
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can i be a combat engineer with a score of 41 on the asvab?
06.18.2013 - I took the advanced at school without studying or anything for it and I got a 41 on it and I want to be a combat enginee...
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FALANT Color Vision Testing
05.23.2013 - I am a future soldier in DEP. I have been to two MEPS. LA MEPS and Phoenix MEPS because I moved to Tucson AZ. At LA MEPS...
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Active Duty AF Transition
06.18.2013 - I am looking for some information on the Blue to Green program. I am currently active duty Air Force looking to make a c...
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Transfer from duty station
06.18.2013 - My son is now at his frist duty station after having graduated from AIT a month ago. How long must he stay there before ...
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Credits needed to join with a G.E.D. PLEASE HELP!!
06.18.2013 - I have ran into an issue with my credits & joining the Army. I have been trying to join the Army for over a year now...
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Job Chances at Meps
06.18.2013 - Do the auto mechanic and the aviation fields usually open to jobs?
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Can I go Reserves?
06.12.2013 - With a RE3/JFT seperation? If so will I have to keep my MOS 31B or can I get a new MOS? Thank You
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Becoming an officer after community college
06.18.2013 - Im about to graduate high school in a few days and im going to community college for two years. then im gonna transfer t...
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06.18.2013 - Does the army help you get your G.E.D?
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What to do to keep my cool in the room with CS gas in BCT?
06.18.2013 - I heard things about drinking milk or orange juice and breathing a little at a time.
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- Benefits Overview - Benefits That Last A Lifetime
- Money For Your Education - Let The Army Help Pay For College
- PaYS 1 - CINTAS
PAYS 1
CINTAS
LUTHER: Cintas partnered with the Army Partnership for the Youth Success a few years ago. And we decided it was the right thing to do to allow young people, after their first enlistment, to have an opportunity to interview with our company.
LITTLE: I really like the PaYS program because I think it gave me a little leg above the competition. I was able to utilize that program to get a job that suited me.
ROSE: We try to partner with a lot of different industries and companies. And have several different partnerships to help us to recruit top-notch candidates in a diverse group of candidates. And for us it's important that we have people that have experience with other companies that have different safety policies that are willing and motivated to step up and help us out with our policies and procedures. We're always looking for front line partners to give us ideas and I feel when we hire a Soldier that have these experiences that they can help us improve our business.
LITTLE: I think there's a lot similarities between being in the Army and working at CINTAS. Prior service men and women bring in attention to detail skills, being punctual, being able to interact with their co-workers, having leadership skills, knowing what to do, when to do it, and how to get the job done in a timely manner.
LUTHER: The leadership qualities that people are taught in the Army, the ability to work well with others from different walks of life and diverse life experiences--those are things that are very valuable to CINTAS, when they come to work for us on day one.
LITTLE: I think the best part of the PaYS Program is helping getting Army Soldiers that have gotten out, civilian jobs. And giving them the opportunity to be on a level playing field. So I think it will help smooth processing.
ROSE: And I think it's a great fit them, and I think it's also a great fit for us.
LUTHER: The Army PaYS program is a fantastic way for that young man or woman to set themselves up for success once they leave the service.
