Yes, by the Uniform Code of Military Justice and the individual service regulations, US service members are required to obey not only US Federal law, but also local laws and regulations, in addition to UCMJ and Service Regulations (Army Regs, Navy Regs, etc.). So, no, a US soldier would not be able to legally smoke marijuana openly or use any drug that is illegal in the US anywhere, public or otherwise; and, no service members, other than perhaps Marines who could be attached to the embassy, are permanently stationed in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
They are a branch of the military. Of course they are part of the order of battle. Ships deliver Marines to the beaches, provide gunfire support, hunt submarines and enemy ships. Navy personnel are stationed with the Marines. Navy aircraft strike enemy targets both on the sea and on land.
No, the word personnel is an uncountable aggregate noun, a word representing an indefinite number of parts; aggregate nouns have no singular form. The noun personnel is a word for the people who work for a company or organization, or who are members of a military force.
The word 'personnel' is not a collective noun.The noun 'personnel' is a plural, uncountable nounas a word for the people who work for a company or organization, or the members of a military force.The noun 'personnel' is a singular, uncountable noun as a word for the department in an organization that is responsible for keeping the records of all employees; responsible for hiring and firing employees.A collective noun is a noun used to group people or things in a descriptive or fanciful way; for example a staffof personnel or a pack of personnel.
382 American military personnel were killed in direct combat with Soviet, North Korean, Yugoslavian, Chinese, Cuban, and other Communist guerrilla forces outside the Vietnam & Korean wars between 1945 - 1991. Additionally, thousands more were killed while stationed overseas and training for potential conflict with Communist bloc forces. In the Federal Republic of Germany, over 2300 American servicemen died between 1965 - 1975 alone. It is impossible to know how many personnel from the opposing forces were killed. But in addition to enemy action, friendly fire, and accidents, those attempting to defect were routinely killed.
Yes. You don't even have to be on leave. When I was stationed at Fort Drum, we'd visit Canada (which was only some 30 miles away or so) regularly. We were just required to have a pass, was all.
my father was stationed in Alaska during the Vietnam war
There were abpout 40,000 military personnel stationed in the city.
No, but there are foreign military units, personnel, and equipment stationed on US military bases on American soil.
There are no U.S. military bases in Canada. However there are American military personnel stationed on Canada's few bases (at request and prior arrangement with Canada's DoD) just as there are Canadian military personnel stationed and/or assigned as military liaisons on American bases.
No. They would receive whatever discharge papers the Australian military gave them upon their discharge from service.
Do you get to have concerning where you will be stationed at in the military.
Do you get to have concerning where you will be stationed at in the military.
Typically, no, although there are some exceptions made, such as active duty military personnel stationed away from their home state.
Typically, no, nor anywhere else. However, exception may be granted for military personnel stationed out of their home state.
Not really. Military personnel are subject to reassignment pretty much at the whim of Uncle Sam, and it's going to be awfully hard to get to practices and games when you're stationed in Okinawa.
What laws are applicable depends on both the nature of their being in that country, and also the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) reached with those countries. Military personnel in Afghanistan will probably have some different guidelines than those stationed in Turkey, for example.
where ever a sizable airborne unit is stationed, world wide....................