The phrase "active duty beginning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military service or employment, indicating the start of a period of active duty.
Example: "The soldier received orders for active duty beginning on the first of next month."
Alternatives: "commencement of active duty" or "start of active duty".
Active duty begins once internship and residency requirements have been met.[22].[22]
Soldiers and their families are more willing to put off other careers, and to accept frequent displacement, lower earnings and even the risk of being ordered back to active duty after beginning new careers, because of the promise of future compensation.
His distinguished military career of reserve and active duty service began as a private in the medical battalion of Brooklyn's 106th Infantry, NYNG and then as a hospital corpsman in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps through world War II.
Following retirement from active duty, she began working for Exelis Inc. (then known as ITT Advanced Information Systems) providing support to the Department of Defense's Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) as well as doing some corporate business development work.
The case involved Michael Serricchio, now 35, who had worked as a financial adviser in Stamford, Conn., before spending more than two years on active duty with the Air Force Reserve beginning in September 2001.
Born in Arlington, Va., to Palestinian parents, he attended Virginia Tech and began his military medical school training in 1997, two years after he began active duty.
In 1994, the Air Force told Dr. Hensala that his four years of active duty would have to begin the next year.
But seven months before he was to begin active duty, Dr. Hensala told the Defense Department that he was gay.
Officials in the office of the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, said that a criminal trial for Captain O'Connor, who is still on active duty, was scheduled to begin next month.
