Enlist anew |
Enlist again |
Sign on again |
Stay in service |
Do another tour |
Do another hitch |
Continue serving |
Go for more duty |
Enlist once more |
Do another stint |
Extend one's tour |
Take another tour |
Take another hitch |
Take a second tour |
Start another tour |
Enlist again: Slang |
Go for another tour |
Start another hitch |
Go for another hitch |
Accept another hitch |
Begin a second hitch |
Ask for more service |
Go for a second tour |
Stock up on a supply |
Extend one's service |
Ask for a second tour |
Continue an agreement |
Opt for another hitch |
Sign on another hitch |
Agree to another tour |
Not go out of service? |
Return to the theater? |
Choose to keep fighting |
Enlist again, for short |
Join again, as the Army |
Commit to another hitch |
Enlist again, as a G.I. |
Go in for another hitch |
Enlist for another tour |
Enlist for another hitch |
Enroll for another hitch |
Re-enlist, in G.I. lingo |
Sign on for more service |
Sign up for another tour |
What a happy G.I. may do |
Sign on for another tour |
Choose to keep soldiering |
Enlist again (G.I. slang) |
Extend one's service life |
Go for additional service |
Pay one's dues again, say |
Sign on for another stint |
Take another tour of duty |
Sign on for a second tour |
Sign on for another hitch |
Go back for more, in a way |
Pledge to do another stint |
Renew a service commitment |
Volunteer for another tour |
Accept another tour of duty |
Enlist again, in G.I. argot |
Head back to Afghanistan, say |
Enlist for another tour of duty |
Enroll for another year of duty |
Extend one's time in the service |
Sign on for another tour of duty |
Sign on, as for another tour of duty |
Sign on again, as for another tour of duty |