militar concentrat

05:39 Nov 3, 2012 

Doar punctul (1) e relevant.
A găsit cineva vreo definiţie pentru "reserve duty" care să corespundă cât de cât cu termenul românesc?

20:14 Nov 2, 2012 

Art. 18
(1) Prin concentrare, in sensul prezentei legi, se intelege chemarea rezervistilor voluntari pentru instruire si indeplinirea unor misiuni, precum si a rezervistilor din rezerva generala pentru instruire si completarea institutiilor cu atributii in domeniul apararii pe timpul starii de asediu.
(2) Pe timpul starii de asediu, serviciul militar in rezerva incepe la data concentrarii si se termina la data desconcentrarii.
(3) Pe timpul mobilizarii si al starii de razboi, serviciul militar in rezerva incepe odata cu data mobilizarii si se termina la data demobilizarii.
(4) La declararea mobilizarii, rezervistii concentrati si cetatenii prevazuti la art. 3 alin. (5), incorporati, se considera mobilizati, iar serviciul militar se prelungeste pana la data demobilizarii.

15:19 Nov 2, 2012 

Un răspuns nesusţinut de nicio referinţă, după toate aparenţele greşit, dar cu 6 agree-uri.
Un deja-vu pe care l-am mai văzut!!!!
(sper să nu vă supăraţi, Sangro, e doar frustrare, nimic mai mult...)

09:37 Nov 2, 2012 

--No credit shall be allowed by reason
of subsection (a) to a taxpayer with respect to any period for
which the person on whose behalf the credit would otherwise be
allowable is called or ordered to active duty for any of the
following types of duty--
``(A) active duty for training under any provision
of title 10 of the United States Code;
``(B) training at encampments, maneuvers, outdoor
target practice, or other exercises under chapter 5 of
title 32, United States Code; or
``(C) full-time National Guard duty, as defined in
section 101(d)(5) of title 10, United State Code.
.................
`(2) Qualified reserve duty.--The term `qualified reserve
duty' includes only active duty performed in support of, as
designated in the reservist's military orders, a contingency
operation as defined in section 101(a)(13), of title 10, United
States Code.
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-104hr1168ih/html/BILLS-10...
(not sure what all this means :))

09:06 Nov 2, 2012 

It's not the "type of service" that affects one's pension per se. The time spent "in reserve duty" is credited towards the overall military service, which leads to an increase in pension. Cheers!