Audie Murphy public service announcement regarding armed forces reserve program

Audie Murphy, a decorated World War Two soldier, advocates for the new six months reserve program, highlighting its benefits over the traditional draft. The program allows young men to serve as part-time soldiers while maintaining civilian life, offering more military training in a shorter period. Murphy emphasizes the importance of joining before age 18 1/2 to avoid the draft and stresses that this training could be life-saving in wartime. He concludes by urging young men to join and provides information on where to learn more.

Who is the speaker in the video, and what is his perspective on military training?

• A historian discussing World War Two

• A politician advocating for peace

• A decorated soldier who values military training

• A famous actor who dislikes military training

What is one of the main benefits of the new six months reserve program?

• It requires two years of active duty

• It allows you to be a full-time soldier

• It offers more military training than World War Two veterans received

• It guarantees a job in the military

How does the six months reserve program help with job security?

• Employers prefer hiring those who have completed the program

• It offers a stipend during training

• It ensures you won't be drafted and taken away from work

• It provides a military job after completion

Why is it important to join the reserve program before turning 18 1/2?

• To avoid being drafted

• To receive a scholarship

• To get a higher rank in the military

• To travel abroad

Where can one find more information about the six months reserve program?

• At local schools

• At army and Marine Corps reserve centers

• In public libraries

• On social media