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<blockquote data-quote="POLKAT" data-source="post: 2610968" data-attributes="member: 568412">It doesn&#039;t mean anything until you go to MEPS and give the oath of enlistment. Signing some papers in your recruiters office does not put you under any type of legal obligation no matter WHAT he tries to tell you. You can back out with no problem until you raise your right hand.I was thinking of joining the Army but went Air Force instead.&nbsp; The Air Force has a much better quality of life imo.&nbsp; The only problem is, while the Army and Marines are begging for people, the Air Force is booting people out left and right trying to save money&nbsp; so there is little to no chance of you going that route.When I was deciding what to do, my Air Force recruiter pointed me to this website and forum which helped answer alot of the questions that I had about joining the military. Maybe it will help you as well.<a href="http://usmilitary.about.com/" target="_blank">http://usmilitary.about.com/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="POLKAT, post: 2610968, member: 568412"] It doesn't mean anything until you go to MEPS and give the oath of enlistment. Signing some papers in your recruiters office does not put you under any type of legal obligation no matter WHAT he tries to tell you. You can back out with no problem until you raise your right hand. I was thinking of joining the Army but went Air Force instead. The Air Force has a much better quality of life imo. The only problem is, while the Army and Marines are begging for people, the Air Force is booting people out left and right trying to save money so there is little to no chance of you going that route. When I was deciding what to do, my Air Force recruiter pointed me to this website and forum which helped answer alot of the questions that I had about joining the military. Maybe it will help you as well. [URL="http://usmilitary.about.com/"]http://usmilitary.about.com/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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