The phrase "as reservist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who serves in a military reserve capacity or is acting in that role.
Example: "He was called to duty as reservist during the national emergency."
Alternatives: "in a reserve capacity" or "as a member of the reserves."
This week the military announced that it would recall to the barracks 5,600 former active-duty soldiers with certain skills who have time remaining as reservists.
But once a week he and his friends meet up as reservists.
They arrived in March 2005, young and cocky, but confident that, as reservists, their tour would be uneventful.
In contrast, many soldiers who identified themselves as reservists walked the hot and dusty bases in shorts, baseball caps and sandals.
A1 Reservists and Recovery RESERVISTS REARRANGE LIVES -- This is a time of wrenching goodbyes and rearranged lives across the nation, as reservists in every branch of the armed services are called to duty for up to two years.
Drawing on Estonia's experience of 2007, the UK set up a Joint Cyber Reserve unit in 2013, which is intended to recruit hundreds of hackers as reservists, irrespective of whether they have been convicted of hacking offences.
City employees called to duty as reservists were allowed to keep both their military and city pay and benefits, as long as they repaid the city the lesser of the two salaries upon their return.
But the Pakistani Army and its premier spy agency, the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, has kept the group alive, regarding the fighters from Lashkar as reservists who could be called on according to need, the diplomats said.
Across the nation, as reservists in every branch of the armed services are called to duty for up to two years, this is a time of wrenching goodbyes and rearranged lives.
