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      • The SLRP pays up to $65,000 over a three-year period. Three annual payments are made in equal portions directly to your lender, and the first payment occurs at the completion of your first year of service. Payments are taxable.
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  3. www.airforce.com › pay-and-benefits › air-nationalAir National Guard Benefits - U.S. Air Force

    Air National Guard members are paid equally based on their rank and years of service. You’re also eligible for additional compensation based on your position and where you’re stationed. Refer to the table for salary estimates for each rank within the Air National Guard.

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    Top Questions. What is the Air National Guard? How much money will I earn working on weekend per month? Can Air Guard help me pay for college? What jobs are available in the Air Guard? What are the basic requirements to join the Air National Guard? What are the requirements to become an officer in the Air National Guard?

  5. www.ang.af.mil › Media › Article-DisplayRule change lets more Airmen become officers > Air National ...

    Oct 4, 2019 · The regulation that set the maximum age for non-rated officers' commissioning opportunities at 39 years old has been replaced by a new requirement that allows Airmen to become officers if they can serve at least 10 years before hitting their mandatory retirement date.

  6. www.airforce.com › ways-to-serve › air-national-guardAir National Guard - U.S. Air Force

    Can the Air National Guard help me pay for college? Yes, Air Guard members can take advantage of the Montgomery GI Bill, which pays a monthly stipend of up to $362 per month toward college tuition and expenses.

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    To qualify for the Air Guard, you must be 17 to 39 (the age limit exceeds 40 for medical professionals and chaplains), a U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident, be a high school senior or have a high school diploma or GED. Start Your Journey. Do Your Research. Learn about the ANG and figure out if it's right for you. Find a Base.

  8. www.military.com › join-armed-forces › join-airJoining the Air National Guard | Military.com

    The MGIB-SR allows you to attend school full time while serving in the Reserve or National Guard and get more than $10,000 for school in addition to your paycheck and any other educational...

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    In order to be considered eligible to join the Air Guard, you must first meet basic physical requirements. Recruiters will measure your height and weight, make sure you fall within the appropriate age range, and evaluate your medical history to determine whether you’re healthy enough to serve.