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Conscripts could not be deployed to active service in conflicts against their will.
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Conscripts in the final stages of their training could supplement the standing forces by being poised for operational deployment at short notice.
Conscripts could one day become Janissary colonels ; statesmen who might one day return to their motherland as governor ; or even Grand Vizier or Beylerbey ( governor general ), with a seat in the divan, an imperial council common in a number of Islamic states.
Conscripts could volunteer for military service in the Regular Army for a term of four years or the Organized Reserves for a term of six years.
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Conscripts that were supposed to be at the ready in case of war were in use in Newfoundland fisheries or in Scotland, thereby reducing manpower.
Conscripts may be awarded leave for health reasons, performing hazardous duties, NGO work or other reasons.
Conscripts and service
Conscripts for the army and other service branches without a university degree serve three years as enlisted soldiers.
Conscripts got paid between € 9. 41 and € 10. 95 per day of basic pay ( depending on rank ) plus several bonus payments such as distance-from-home pay, additional food pay for days absent from service and others.
Conscripts who wished to partake in such missions must have volunteered for a service extension.
Conscripts and their
Conscripts enlisted into the Singapore Armed Forces ( SAF ) are required to attend Basic Military Training ( BMT ) at the beginning of their NS.
Conscripts were informed of their participation in the program by mail at the address listed on their identification card.
Conscripts with " seniority " exploit their juniors to provide themselves with a more comfortable existence, and the violent aspects arise when juniors refuse to " follow traditions ".
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Conscripts with a General Secondary School Degree serve two years as enlisted personnel.
Conscripts with a university degree serve one year as enlisted personnel or three years as a reserve officer.
Conscripts can choose to serve seven months instead of six and have a shorter reserve obligation.
Conscripts usually attain the rank of private first class by the completion of initial training.
Conscripts did, however, serve in the Aleutian Islands in 1943 though the anticipated Japanese defense never materialized due to the evacuation of the enemy garrison before the landings.
Three Argentine Marines ( Marine Conscripts Roberto Leyes, Eleodoro Monzon and Sergio Robledo ) were killed covering the last withdrawal.
Conscripts came from different professions, from desk work to heavy labour, and included those who might otherwise have become commissioned officers.
* Estonian Army — Conscripts routinely receive training in skiing and other winter warfare skills.
Conscripts serve for 18 months and have professional military training.
Conscripts are 18 years of age and picked from a national database that includes all citizens registered with a Malaysian ID card, whether born locally or overseas.
* Françoise Daucé, Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski: Dedovshchina in the Post-Soviet Military: Hazing of Russian Army Conscripts in a Comparative Perspective.
Conscripts are unsalaried, but nominal financial aid is provided, ranging from approximately 9 euro per month to 600 euro, depending on the conscripts ' rank and family status.
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