Young People in France Are Starting Ten Months of Military Service. They Will Receive 800 Euros per Month
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France launched its new voluntary national service program this week in an effort to bolster defense capabilities and create a new potential reserve for the military. About 3,000 young men are part of the first group to complete a 10-month service. The program replaces the previous universal national service, which has now been abolished. During the first five weeks, participants will undergo basic military training, where they will learn discip…
FRANCE is launching a new 10-month voluntary military service for 3,000 young men. The program includes military training and a monthly allowance of 800 euros, with the aim of expanding to 50,000 participants by 2035.
These young volunteers of the National Service will be trained for ten months and will receive a monthly salary of 800 euros. Everything will take place "exclusively in the national territory".
France launched its new voluntary national service program this week, aiming to boost the country's defense capabilities and create a new potential reserve for the armed forces. Around 3,000 young people make up the first group of participants, who will be engaged […]
3,000 young Frenchmen donned military uniforms this week as a new form of voluntary military service came into effect.
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com 3,000 young volunteers between the ages of 18 and 25 have started this Monday the new National Military Service, which succeeds the SNU and plans to increase to 10,000 by 2030.
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