Honest U.S. Army Career Guidance for Active Duty and Reserve Applicants

Hello,
I am U.S. Army Recruiter SSG Lee Ho Yong (이호용).

I am currently stationed at the Fairfax Recruiting Center in Virginia, assisting applicants with U.S. Army enlistment throughout Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C. (DMV area), as well as applicants across the United States.

Both English and Korean consultations are available.
(Bilingual U.S. Army Recruiter – English & Korean)

My Principles as a U.S. Army Recruiter

I do not want to be a recruiter who simply focuses on getting enlistment contracts.

I believe joining the U.S. Army is not just choosing a job — it is an important life decision that can affect a person’s:

• Career direction

• Family life

• Education and tuition benefits

• Healthcare and overall benefits

• Future after obtaining citizenship

• Long-term stability

Because of this, I believe honest and realistic guidance is more important than simply talking only about the positives.

My goal is to provide guidance based on each individual’s unique situation, so applicants can make informed decisions with confidence.

How I Approach Consultations

I focus on explaining benefits and opportunities that are realistically available to each applicant.

U.S. Army benefits can vary depending on several factors, including:

• Contract type

• MOS (Military Occupational Specialty / Job)

• Education level

• Citizenship or Green Card status

• Medical history

• Individual qualifications

Rather than making broad promises, I strive to provide accurate information based on what is actually possible for each person’s situation and eligibility.

I Believe in Honest Answers

Not every situation is the same.

If there is something that requires additional verification or confirmation, I believe it is important to check the facts first and provide accurate guidance rather than giving uncertain answers.

I Do Not Pressure People Into Signing a Contract

Military service can be a great opportunity for some people, but I do not believe the same path is right for everyone.

Whether it is Active Duty, Army Reserve, or pursuing a civilian career, I believe it is important to consider each person’s current situation, future goals, and personal priorities before making a decision.

I Explain the Differences Between Active Duty and Army Reserve Realistically

Many people have questions about the differences between Active Duty and the Army Reserve.

I try to provide realistic and practical explanations about topics such as:

• Pay structure, including BAH and BAS

• Education benefits (GI Bill / Tuition Assistance)

• Healthcare benefits (TRICARE)

• Ability to maintain a civilian career while serving

• Family life and relocation possibilities

• Long-term career stability and opportunities

I Talk About Both the Benefits and the Challenges

Military service offers many valuable opportunities and benefits, but there are also real challenges that come with military life — including training, relocation, and adjusting to different work environments.

Rather than focusing only on the positives, I believe it is important to provide a realistic understanding of what military life can actually look like.

I Do Not Present the Military as a “Last Resort”

The U.S. Army offers a wide range of career fields, including:

• IT

• Medical

• Aviation

• Intelligence

• Logistics

• Administration

• And many more

I do not believe the military should be presented as a “last resort.”

For many people, it can be a realistic path toward education benefits, technical skills, career stability, leadership experience, and long-term personal growth.

Even in the AI Era, I Believe Trust Still Matters Most

Today, we live in a time where people can easily access information through AI and the internet.

However, when it comes to the actual enlistment process, I believe the following still matter most:

• Honest guidance

• Realistic expectations

• Trust

• Clear communication

More than simply advertising the Army, I believe it is more important to become a U.S. Army Recruiter that people can genuinely trust.

Real recruiter. Real answers.

SSG Lee Ho Yong
U.S. Army Recruiter
Bilingual Recruiter (English & Korean)

📍 Fairfax Recruiting Center
11240 Waples Mill Rd STE 110
Fairfax, VA 22030

📱 703-594-6878 (Text Available)

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SSG Lee, Ho Yong | Korean U.S. Army Recruiter

Fairfax Recruiting Center, Virginia
📍 Fairfax Recruiting Center
11240 Waples Mill Rd STE 110
Fairfax, VA 22030

Army MOS / Army Benefits / Enlistment Information for Korean Applicants

I currently serve at the Fairfax Recruiting Center in Virginia, where I assist applicants in the Northern Virginia area.

Because many parts of the U.S. Army enlistment process can be coordinated through online consultation, I also assist Korean applicants from other states across the United States, not only those living in Virginia.

Note: Actual MEPS processing and shipping procedures are generally handled based on the applicant’s residential area.

Bilingual U.S. Army Recruiter serving Fairfax, Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C. (DMV), and applicants nationwide.