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Definition of re-enlist in English: re-enlistverb riːɪnˈlɪstˌriənˈlɪst [no object]Enlist again in the armed forces. 重新参军，再次参军 his unsuccessful applications to re-enlist as an active soldier once more Example sentencesExamples - The long term result is incompetent captains, whose poor leadership creates disgruntled soldiers and NCOs who resign or do not re-enlist.
- They must, however, be legal residents and can't re-enlist or be commissioned officers without being citizens.
- Another factor that Army Reserve officials believe is affecting re-enlistments is the tighter window for Army Reserve Soldiers to decide to re-enlist.
- I'm surrounded by soldiers who are re-enlisting and volunteering to go to units that are deploying.
- We've probably all heard of stories where soldiers of all ranks have discharged, only to re-enlist within 12 months because things just didn't work out.
- For example, today, when an Army Reserve Soldier wants to re-enlist, he or she has to be within 90 days of ETS to get a bonus.
- When the war ended he re-enlisted and commanded an artillery battery in the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
- After a three-year absence after Vietnam, WO2 Halvorsen re-enlisted and joined Intelligence Corps, retiring from full-time service in 1991.
- He then tried to re-enlist in the Navy but was denied the job he wanted, so he went to the Army recruiting office and enlisted.
- However, the lure of the air was irresistible and he re-enlisted as a research medical officer and test pilot at the RAF's Institute of Aviation Medicine.
- But be assured, we need every Army Reserve Soldier who is currently in the ranks to re-enlist and stay with us.
- Faced with this ordeal, I applied for a humanitarian assignment and re-enlisted.
- Fort Bragg soldiers are re-enlisting in droves as the Army struggles to meets its recruiting goals.
- Discovered by the press, he speedily re-enlisted, this time as Pte Shaw of the Tank Corps.
- I think we as NCOs could help by keeping good soldiers in the Army and getting them to re-enlist.
- Due to national security and many other restrictions, non-citizen members of the military have only a small, select number of Military Occupational Specialties to choose from when enlisting or re-enlisting.
- Soldiers in combat units report that being sent to a combat zone improves morale, and the possibility that they will re-enlist, despite the danger.
- When the war in Korea started two weeks later, I re-enlisted for Infantry OCS and was commissioned.
- I had another dream, last night, in which I had re-enlisted in the military.
- He re-enlisted during World War II as a staff sergeant with the Army engineers.
Definition of re-enlist in US English: re-enlistverbˌriənˈlɪstˌrēənˈlist [no object]Enlist again in the armed forces. 重新参军，再次参军 his unsuccessful applications to re-enlist as an active soldier once more Example sentencesExamples - I think we as NCOs could help by keeping good soldiers in the Army and getting them to re-enlist.
- Fort Bragg soldiers are re-enlisting in droves as the Army struggles to meets its recruiting goals.
- I had another dream, last night, in which I had re-enlisted in the military.
- When the war in Korea started two weeks later, I re-enlisted for Infantry OCS and was commissioned.
- Soldiers in combat units report that being sent to a combat zone improves morale, and the possibility that they will re-enlist, despite the danger.
- Discovered by the press, he speedily re-enlisted, this time as Pte Shaw of the Tank Corps.
- However, the lure of the air was irresistible and he re-enlisted as a research medical officer and test pilot at the RAF's Institute of Aviation Medicine.
- Faced with this ordeal, I applied for a humanitarian assignment and re-enlisted.
- He then tried to re-enlist in the Navy but was denied the job he wanted, so he went to the Army recruiting office and enlisted.
- For example, today, when an Army Reserve Soldier wants to re-enlist, he or she has to be within 90 days of ETS to get a bonus.
- Due to national security and many other restrictions, non-citizen members of the military have only a small, select number of Military Occupational Specialties to choose from when enlisting or re-enlisting.
- But be assured, we need every Army Reserve Soldier who is currently in the ranks to re-enlist and stay with us.
- I'm surrounded by soldiers who are re-enlisting and volunteering to go to units that are deploying.
- The long term result is incompetent captains, whose poor leadership creates disgruntled soldiers and NCOs who resign or do not re-enlist.
- We've probably all heard of stories where soldiers of all ranks have discharged, only to re-enlist within 12 months because things just didn't work out.
- He re-enlisted during World War II as a staff sergeant with the Army engineers.
- Another factor that Army Reserve officials believe is affecting re-enlistments is the tighter window for Army Reserve Soldiers to decide to re-enlist.
- After a three-year absence after Vietnam, WO2 Halvorsen re-enlisted and joined Intelligence Corps, retiring from full-time service in 1991.
- They must, however, be legal residents and can't re-enlist or be commissioned officers without being citizens.
- When the war ended he re-enlisted and commanded an artillery battery in the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
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