What are some military camps in Indiana that will help me get my life on track?

Hello, i am 17, and i am looking for a military camp in Indiana that will help me get my GED, Drivers License, and a job. Any links to such websites would be much appreciated, thank you very much.What are some military camps in Indiana that will help me get my life on track?The National Guard Patriot Academy is a pilot program of the National Guard Bureau that gives qualified high school dropouts the opportunity to join the National Guard, earn their high school diploma, and give back to the community.This is a residential program at the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center in Butlerville, Indiana covers three main areas: (1) academics, (2) military training, and (3) community service.



Successful applicants to the National Guard Patriot Academy must score at least 31 on the Armed Forces Qualification Test, pass a military physical and civil/criminal moral screening. No moral waivers will be authorized. Applicants to the academy must be between the ages of 17 and 21, cannot turn 22 years of age before graduation, be out of high school for at least sixty days and must not require a family care plan for sole custody of a child. Applicants must have successfully completed their Sophomore year to be considered. All admission applications are processed through local Army National Guard recruiters. To find your local recruiter, logo onto www.NationalGuard.com.What are some military camps in Indiana that will help me get my life on track?If it is a military base you are looking for then I believe you are looking into the service for the wrong reasons. As it stands, there is no active service that can help you except for a career, but you will be required to have a GED with 15 college credits, or a high school diploma

You could check with the nation state guard, but I am not sure if they are still doing the program where it will help you get a GED.

Drivers license is all on you.



You should want to join for the privilege to serve the country and protect Americans and the way of life we have enjoyed. To get into the military just so they can get things for you that you couldn't well that is a little selfish I think. The military is a great organization, but you have to be willing to sacrifice a lot, to include doing things that you would not normally do. You will also be forced to push yourself harder than you ever thought you could and for some, they don't make it. It is a tough change and it is a lifestyle.What are some military camps in Indiana that will help me get my life on track?I think that you may be interested in the Job Corps at Camp Atterbury. The Job Corps is not military but it is on a former military base. You could earn your GED and take driver's ed while you train for a career.