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What do a lawyer, police officer, mechanic, human resource specialist, nurse, educator, general contractor, welder, interior decorator, file clerk, and university students have in common?
They have the same commitment. They are reservists.
A Voluntary Reservist is a person who wishes to contribute, voluntarily and temporarily, his abilities, skills and knowledge, in the different missions that our Armed Forces carry out.
Reserve Forces play an important role in the whole spectrum of national and NATO's defence structures and in the event of crisis they would be required to take up positions and carry out tasks alongside Regular Forces.
Reserves are no longer considered to be the forces of the last resort; rather, they are now recognized as indispensable.
Thousands of women and men became Reservists and combined their military role with their civilian career along NATO member states. This dual commitment can prove demanding and challenging. but all of them share a unique community of values: security, peacekeeping, partnership, teamwork, strength and togetherness.