National Guard

Armed Forces Branch

Red Springs, NC

National Guard offers part-time Army service with 130-plus MOS options, education benefits, and missions serving both states and the nation.

  • People seeking part-time military service while attending school or maintaining a civilian career
  • Applicants interested in more than 130 Army MOS options
  • Candidates seeking education benefits or tuition assistance

US Army National Guard

Armed Forces Branch

Lumberton, NC

National Guard offers part-time Army service with 130-plus MOS options, education benefits, and missions serving both states and the nation.

  • People seeking part-time military service while attending school or maintaining a civilian career
  • Applicants interested in more than 130 Army MOS options
  • Candidates seeking education benefits or tuition assistance

Us Marine Corps Recruiting

Armed Forces Branch

Lumberton, NC

Us Marine Corps Recruiting Station Hickory connects applicants with Marine Corps recruiter or Officer Selection Officer information for enlisted and officer opportunities.

  • People seeking Marine Corps enlistment information
  • Prospective Marine officers seeking Officer Selection Officer information
  • Applicants exploring infantry, aviation, ground, or cyber roles

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FAQ

What does the Army National Guard enlistment process require?

Applicants must complete ASVAB testing, medical screening, background checks, Basic Training, and Advanced Individual Training.

Is the Army National Guard full-time or part-time?

The National Guard is designed for part-time service while maintaining civilian employment or attending school. It also has both state and federal missions.

What military career areas can I ask about?

The National Guard lists more than 130 MOS options, including cyber operations, combat medicine, aviation and helicopter maintenance, logistics, and military police.

Can I ask a Marine recruiter about officer programs?

Yes. The Marine Corps recruiting information includes enlisted recruiting, officer candidate recruiting, and Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps information.

Does requesting military information commit me to enlistment?

The Marine Corps request-for-information process states that submitting information does not imply an obligation to serve. The National Guard also describes its recruiter contact process as having no obligation.