Before joining the Navy Reserve, there's information that you'll want to know up front. Find it here – along with reasons to join that you haven't even thought of. read on Ways to Join
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Sailors affected by the Enlisted Retention Board (ERB) should explore the Navy Reserve as an option. Serving part-time as a Reservist, you may be able to continue your career in America’s Navy – taking advantage of key benefits, including unemployment compensation, health and dental insurance, life insurance, education opportunities, retirement and so much more. Download the ERB Benefits PDF below to learn more. Download PDF Selected for ERB: Consider the Reserve
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Advance your career by caring for the lives of men and women who protect our country every day. read on Physician
The call to serve God. It can lead to new challenges and fulfillment as a faith leader in the Chaplain Corps. read on Chaplain
There's a deep appreciation for what those with prior military experience can bring to the Navy Reserve. But there's also the question, "Why serve again?" Here, get answers from the Reservist perspective. Specifically, learn why experienced Officers are especially sought after – and see what actual Reserve Officers have to say about the part-time service experience. read on Stories of Service: Reserve Officer
Wherever the important work of the Navy is being conducted in the world today, Navy Reservists are there. Seamlessly supporting. Actively contributing. Effectively leading. And ultimately, serving a key role in helping America’s Navy to be A Global Force For Good. read on About the Reserve
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As a Reservist, you can look forward to rewards like paid training, a generous monthly income, health-care coverage and retirement incentives. Plus, you can take advantage of a number of additional perks. read on Benefits
Balancing military life and everyday life is part of being a Reservist. And the commitment to serve is something that's made easier with support and understanding – from family, friends and employers.
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