U.S. Navy Reserve

The U.S. Navy Reserve is a branch of the Navy made up of part-time sailors who support the Navy's operations while maintaining civilian careers or education. Members typically serve one weekend a month and two weeks each year, but can be called to active duty during emergencies or conflicts. The Reserve plays a vital role in enhancing the Navy’s capabilities, providing specialized skills, and ensuring readiness to respond to national security needs. It allows individuals to serve their country while balancing personal and professional responsibilities.