The witdrawal of the Japanese vessels from the counter-piracy mission and its consequences are the theme of this article by Alex Calvo.
by Alex Calvo
3/18/2010Access full text
A time comes for a reservist when your are sent in a deployment mission overseas. This is more often the case in the US, UK or Canada, but not so much in other European countries. Major Daverveldt has experienced military life Afghanistan, first hand.
by Lt. Col. Ann P. Knabe (USA)
8/14/2009Access full text
Soldiers serving in the Army Reserve long had the stigma of being second-class soldiers. "Be all you can be ... one weekend a month," was a taunt used by drill sergeants for reservist recruits, but being deployed also has its rewards.
by Media Newswire
2/6/2009Access full text
Reserve Forces are should not act as active duty personnel in international missions. According to the New York Times, the National Guard and Militarly Reserves are intended to meet unexpected needs arising from emergencies or unfolding conflicts.
by The New York Times
1/6/2009Access full text
Lt. Col. Kenneth Evans has just returned from his deployment overseas and finds it hard to get a job. But even in his situation, he cares for other fellow veterans, former subordinates, who are in his same same situatation. Las Vegas Review.
by Frank Geary - Las Vegas Review
1/4/2009Access full text
According to Marine Corps News, certain U.S. Marine reservists who were involuntary mobilized for Operation Iraqi Freedom can now extend their deployment to complete the rotation, the Corps announced recently.
by Marine Corps News
12/8/2008Access full text