I was born on October 23, 1986 and graduated from junior college this year. Can I join the army next

It is possible to join the army. Well, it depends on your region.

I'm telling you, if you have money, you can do it. I'm a soldier now

Of course. Now many college graduates go to the army.

Because of the work or something in the future.

Perhaps, I mean, it might help.

Army**? Uhhh

Well, that's it... How can I tell you?

I don't know where you're in.

Tell you an easy way.

Call 114 to find your local armed guard's **.

Then ask the janitor uncle to tell you that you should find that department to consult about joining the army.

ps: Now as a soldier, but you all have to go through the back door, you can do it yourself.

Hope mine is helpful to you!!

There is such a misunderstanding: Many people think that it seems to be easy to go to the military academy when they go to the army, but in fact this is basically a beautiful fantasy (or naïve fantasy) of self-comfort.

Because the number of places that can be applied for military schools in the army is not even 5%, how can you take the military academy?There are also leaders who do not recommend that you cannot be admitted to military schools. Then there is the opportunity to apply for a military academy in the army, can I be admitted?

If you understand the fierce competition in the college entrance examination and the tense competition in the military academy during the military inspection, you will have a certain understanding.

Think back: Why didn't I apply for a military school (or why didn't I get into a military school) during the college entrance examination?

I'm afraid that people who apply for a military school in the college entrance examination but are not admitted to a military school basically do not reach the admission line of the military school in the college entrance examination, right?

Since the results of the college entrance examination are not good, many people hope that they will apply for a military school after joining the army, thinking that it will be easy to take the military school entrance examination in the army, but this is actually a very naïve fantasy.

When formulating the policy for the promotion of officers, the state fully considered various factors before formulating the policy of entering military academies through the college entrance examination to train officers (local colleges and universities to train national defense students).

In the army, the purpose of selecting and recommending some outstanding soldiers to go to military academies is to stabilize the mood of the majority of soldiers, give hope to the majority of soldiers, and also give a small number of outstanding soldiers who have outstanding moral integrity and ability and have made remarkable achievements in their work a channel for promoting officers (squad leaders, deputy squad leaders, party members, outstanding soldiers, etc.). However, this kind of promotion of officers to military academies is very rare (the number of places given is very small), and the majority of soldiers who join the army are already very good if they can be promoted to non-commissioned officers, and it is basically an unrealistic fantasy to hope that they will be admitted to military academies and become officers in the army.

If you don't get into a military academy (or a national defense student) at the time of the college entrance examination, the possibility of becoming an officer in the future is basically very small.

What's the use, there is no age advantage for a long time.

My husband is also 86. My aunt said yes.

Yes, that's how I am.

This year, the Office of the Ministry of Defense explained the age of citizens conscripted into the army.

Young men are 18 to 20 years old in 2011 (born between January 1, 1991 and December 31, 1993), high school graduates can be relaxed to 21 years old (born after January 1, 1990), college students can be relaxed to 22 years old (born after January 1, 1989), college graduates can be relaxed to 23 years old (born after January 1, 1988), and graduates with a bachelor's degree or above can be relaxed to 24 years old (born after January 1, 1987). High school graduates who have reached the age of 17 (born between January 1, 1994 and December 31, 1994) may be recruited into the army on a voluntary basis.

Young female high school graduates must be between the ages of 17 and 19 (born between January 1, 1992 and December 31, 1994), college students are at least 20 years old (born after January 1, 1991), and fresh graduates are at least 22 years old (born after January 1, 1989).

You check to see if it's right for you.