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CAN ANYONE ANSWER THIS QUESTION?

[+] ballot by larrynelmira
ACTIVE Wed Jan 02, 08 - Thu Jan 01, 09
Does anyone know if this is true, I tried researching but couldn't find the answer.

In a chat room someone said that indigenous people from any country in the Americas, from Canada to Argentina, can join the US military, do you know if this is a fact or a chat room myth?

Just curious

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Voted : False
No one has a right to enlist or not enlist. Anyone can be refused, but the basic requirements for non-citizens according to usmilitary dot about dot com are:

(1) Entered the United States on a permanent residence visa or has an Alien Registration Receipt Card (INS Form 1-551/I-551 greencard or stamped I-94), and

(2) Established a bona fide residence, and

(3) Established a home of record in the United States.

by skylab on Wed Jan 02, 08 7:56am [+]

^ I didn't think it sounded right, what he said in chatroom

by larrynelmira on Wed Jan 02, 08 7:59am [+]

Additionally, the enlisted non-citizen cannot become a commissioned or warrant officer.

Good ballot, larrynelmira. You cause people to think and check facts.

by Black_Lava on Wed Jan 02, 08 8:20am [+]

but in reality, they will take you if you have a pulse.

they are so desperate for recruits right now, the recruiting officer will pretty much look the other way, if you have 2 eyes and 4 limbs - at least that's what I heard in a chat room :)

by LCD on Wed Jan 02, 08 10:04am [+]

Voted : Other
Don't really know, but I do remember that several soldiers serving in Iraq weren't legal citizens.

by Truthseeker013 on Wed Jan 02, 08 10:24am [+]

As a past Service Academy member, I can say that any person who is a citizen of an allied power in good standing can attend a Service Academy, with a due appointment.

by Truthseeker013 on Wed Jan 02, 08 10:25am [+]

probably, i know that 30000 canadians joined the US military during the vietnam war

by ABC on Wed Jan 02, 08 3:02pm [+]

^I was thinking about that too.

by ClosetIguana on Wed Jan 02, 08 3:20pm [+]

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