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Truth in Recruiting
Quaker House
Sgt. Abe's FAQ
Downloading and Distributing Sgt. Abe explains the Enlistment/Reenlistment Document | Sgt. Abe Talks to Parents
Can I read the comic without downloading a PDF file?
The download didn't work. What should I do?
In what ways may I use these documents?
Can I add local contact information to the document?
Where can I get more information about Truth in Recruiting?
Can I read the comic without downloading a PDF file? Yes! We have posted a full preview online, viewable in most web browsers, and in color!
How can I print the comic? We urge you to print out this comic and distribute it widely! First, download one of the PDF files. The four-page flyer is ideal for printing on standard-size paper (8.5"x11"), while the poster is only recommended for printers that can handle 11"x17".
The download didn't work. What should I do? This is high-resolution file for high-quality printing. The download time may varry depending on the speed of your internet connection, but the files are large. Please be patient while they load.
In what ways may I use these documents? The details are posted on our creative commons deed. You are free to download, copy, distribute, and display these files for non-commercial purposes. You may not alter or build upon the documents, or extract images without permission.
Can I add local contact information to the document? That's fine, as long as the copyright notice and Quaker House information are visible.
Who created this comic? The Enlistment/Reenlistment Document Armed Forces of the United States DD Form 4/1 is the "contract" signed by all individuals who join the armed forces. An annotated version of this document was conceived and written by Chuck Fager of Quaker House in Fayetteville, NC. Sgt. Abe the Honest Recruiter was created by John Stephens. Art & design by John Stephens.
Where can I get more information about Truth in Recruiting? Check out our Truth in Recruiting page for more resources and further reading.
What is Quaker House, anyway? Quaker House of Fayetteville, NC has been working for Peace & GI Rights since 1969. Our service is free and private. We do not report to any military or government agency.