Army
I only know about the Army and the active duty part. They have a direct ascention program where you apply for the Army's CRNA program. If you are accepted you go to Basic Officer Training, then directly to their CRNA program in San Antonio TX. After graduation you owe something like 4.5 years.
The Reserves have a similar program where you apply for the Tuition Reimbursement (i think that is what it is called) you don't get any money other than tuition, where as the active duty side pays you 2nd LT. salary while you are in school.
The Navy, I have no clue.
My advice is talk to the Healthcare Nurse Recruiter for all the branches and see what they can do for you.
cory
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