Overview of Air and Army National Guard Benefits - Mid-State 2025

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  2. Begin with the Student Portion. Fill in your Social Security Number, check your Guard Membership (Army or Air), and provide your personal details including name, address, birthdate, and academic term dates.
  3. Indicate the School Name and number of credits anticipated for the academic term. Ensure you certify all statements regarding grant eligibility and submit this section to your College Registrar’s Office or Veterans’ Office for certification.
  4. Proceed to the School Portion. This section will be completed by your school’s Registrar or Veteran’s Representative after classes are finished. They will certify the form and submit it within 90 days of term completion.
  5. Finally, complete the Military Portion by having it certified by the appropriate WI National Guard Office. Ensure all signatures are obtained before submission.

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In the Army National Guard, you may earn both state and federal tuition benefits. In fact, over 39 states offer 100% paid tuition. In addition to your states tuition benefits, the Federal Tuition Assistance program helps Army National Guard soldiers with up to $4,500 annually towards school or professional training.
Federal Benefits 01 Insurance. Excellent, low-cost insurance rates. 02 Flexibility. Ability to serve in your local community. 03 Eligibility for VA Home Loans. Purchase a home with no down payment required. 04 Education. 05 Base Access. 06 Retirement. 07 Recreation.
Some of the highest wages a worker can make at Air National Guard Units are in the job titles It Specialist ($115,433), and title Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic ($78,397) which are the highest paying jobs at Air National Guard Units.
Flights are typically free of charge, but you should contact your closest Air Mobility Command passenger terminal or the terminal at the location you intend to depart from for specific information. Most terminals have a Facebook page where they post flight information, including their 72-hour flight schedule.
Benefit Fact Sheet Member Serves:Percentage of Maximum Benefit Payable At least 36 months 100% At least 30 continuous days on active duty and must be discharged due to service-connected disability or received a Purple Heart (Purple Heart effective August 1, 2018) 100% At least 30 months, but less than 36 months 90%4 more rows

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Defined Benefit: Monthly retired pay for life after at least 20 years of service (so if you retire at 20 years of service, you will get 40% of your highest 36 months of base pay). Retired pay will be calculated as follows: (Years of creditable service x 2.0%) x average of highest 36 months basic pay.

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