About the US NAVY RESERVE - Info provided by Navy Reserve

Everyday people are making a difference as Navy Reservists. Police officers. Teachers. Students. All recognizing what it means to serve their country and benefit from what they receive in return

In the Navy Reserve, highly motivated men and women from all walks of life come together to find unrivaled training, undeniable purpose and uncommon adventure — close to home and across the globe. They discover camaraderie that’s rarely experienced in the everyday world. And they benefit on many fronts: personally, professionally and financially.

Learn more about what it means to serve in the Navy Reserve. And how you can successfully balance patriotic duty, personal commitments and everyday career interests.

The Reservist Role
A Unified Mission
Components of the Reserve

Reasons to Consider Serving
The Reservist Role Navy Reservists are trained professionals supporting the defense of our nation. They are individuals committed to serving a minimum of one weekend a month at any of hundreds of locations across the country plus two weeks a year training in the U.S. or around the world.

Today’s Navy Reserve composes 20 percent of the Navy’s Total Force. Standing on even ground with Active Duty personnel, Reservists make a valuable contribution to ongoing Navy operations. And train with the best the Navy has to offer.

Navy Reservists are free to pursue their own goals in the civilian world while having the ability to escape the ordinary each month and each year. With the prospect of achieving professional and personal goals faster.

Learn more about ways to join, or contact a Navy Reserve Recruiter for more information.