Navy Reserve FAQ
- Navy Reservists with no previous military experience have to commit to an eight-year service. During that time, Reservists commit at least one weekend every month and two weeks a year.
- A person with no previous military experience will have to undergo a nine-week Recruit Training course in Great Lakes, Illinois.
- Navy Reservists work alongside active duty Navy and carry out all the same duties.
- The pay scale for Navy Reservists and the Navy personnel on active duty is the same. Reservists are paid four days base salary for each weekend (two days) service a month, and full pay (including allowances for food and lodging) for the two-week yearly service.
- Yes. The amount of retirement income depends on your pay grade and amount of time you served as a Reservist or Reserve on Active Duty.
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