Could a person who is mute join the military?

Sarah B. who was playing my Ballackmate / Punky and I said nothing because I almost finished the whole training camp. We are all super introvert

Whenever we are asked to say something, it is always a scream like a group scream, so we just talk in the mouth. It was said that this is a bad format

We bet on whether real silence can pass through the boot camp. Although we failed our silent oath, I think consensus is "if he / she can do it through MEPS" probably.

I do not know if this applies to other services, but this is the way in the early Navy

The only thing I saw muting with the army is that you will turn back or speak to someone above you, ask your captain, sergeant, Commander Battier etc. Wait.

If you are muted, you often rely on others for urgent communication, and you and your colleagues will be disadvantaged. The army needs people who can communicate effectively with others and answer questions.

If you are fighting, you need to shout a sanitary soldier, and this will bring you another disadvantage as you have to rely on others around you.

If patriotic strong recruits join the army after receiving a long explanation explaining what they are in, this is their choice. If poor people join the military telling them that job offers are applying for their favorable adventure, it will turn them into superman, bait and fraud scams that everyone should not tolerate . Police, firefighters, search and rescue personnel, ice truck drivers, military private companies are online every day without incurring systematic brainwashing and citizenship declines. Therefore, the use of traumatic enforcement to steal soldier's character is not an urgent moral need.

As I said, most recruiters are honest. The purpose of this series is not to disappoint the recruits of the military, but to join the truth of the military as a potential recruitment, to teach the enlightenment of enlistment whether it is a 4 year enlistment or a 30-year military history is. The theme of the series needs to make "tone" a little more important or negative. It's not. I spent 23 years in the Air Force and I enjoyed it every minute. My main task today is to manage this website and to research and write information about the US military. My two daughters are pleased to serve in the Air Force (one is active and the other is Air National Guard). I like the army and its various aspects.

The active person is a full time soldier. They work full time for the military, live in military bases and can be deployed at any time. Reserve soldiers or officials of the National Guard are not full-time active soldiers, but can be deployed at any time as needed. Each branch of the military has reserve power, and the reserve forces are commanded by each military department (for example, the army reserve forces are under the command of the military). The purpose of the reserve is to dispatch trained troops and qualified personnel to the military if necessary. This may happen during wartime, due to national emergencies, or threats based on national security. Their existence may be required to serve the United States or overseas. The main work of reserves is to fill the gap in US service positions when active units are transported overseas.