Can I serve two years Active Duty in the U.S. Army?

Hi I want to be a Infantryman in the Army and I was wondering if I can do 2 years active duty and 6 years reserve?

Anonymous2012-11-22T10:24:28Z

All contracts are 8 years so that four active and four reserves. Or six active and two reserves or all 8 active duty.

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Anonymous2016-05-18T10:52:39Z

In addition to the answer that is already here they actually count it as 3 years and however long your BCT and AIT lasts. My boyfriend's contract is 3 yrs 16 weeks.

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Anonymous2012-11-22T11:17:02Z

No it doesn`t work like that. 4 and 4.

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Joseph2012-11-21T21:53:39Z

Yes, its rare but possible

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