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Approximately 20% of military personnel make it to the full 20 year retirementand most retire after the age of 40. But, if youre like me and you enlist when youre 18 (or 17), you may be in luck.
After 20 years of active-duty service in the Marine Corps, Marines earn retirement benefits and a pension, which enables retirement at an earlier age than what is offered through most civilian opportunities.
Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice authorizes a Marines commanding officer to impose Non-Judicial Punishment (NJP) for minor offenses without referring the Marines case to a court-martial.
For instance, in the Marine Corps, members are obligated to a term of 8 years total, with 4 or 5 of those being on active duty (depending on enlistment program choice) and 3 in the Inactive Ready Reserve (IRR) for active duty enlistments.
While there are many books about Marine Corps Recruit Training, nobody tells you the harsh reality that only 40% of recruits make it through on their first attempt.
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