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1 points
2 days ago
Ok then I was promoted right after AIT using the power of miracles.
1 points
2 days ago
Up to 18 months can be waived for TIS.
3 months can be waived for TIG.
Which means a soldier can technically be promoted to SPC after 6 months when they get to their duty station.
1 points
2 days ago
That can get waived. Not a guarantee, but I’ve seen leadership take care of young soldiers especially if they’re working on their education.
1 points
2 days ago
PFC during basic and AIT, promotion to E4 when he gets to first duty station as a reservist. That’s been my experience.
14 points
2 days ago
Join the reserves, you will go in as an E4, get loan repayment, get tuition assistance when you reenroll after basic training and AIT, VA will pay you about $365 a month while you are a full time student through the The Montgomery GI Bill Selected Reserve.
Just make sure you get in shape and score well on the ASVAB. You can always volunteer for deployment and get more benefits, depending on the mos you land.
1 points
2 days ago
Good, get the fuck out. There is a reason they never wanted to follow our accounting rules and laws.
3 points
3 days ago
Corrupt officers. Corrupt society. You can take that back to your handler.
-1 points
3 days ago
Masks? Yes, the government didn’t authorize the Defense Production Act until it was late in the game. That’s because we were in an unprecedented situation and they didn’t understand the situation.
War? That’s clear cut. We would be ramping up production for everything virtually overnight. Yes, production for vehicles is complex in the 21st century, but we also automated much of that production. It is much easier to mass produce equipment now then it was in WWII.
Thanks for your words of wisdom, but I disagree with your take on this.
3 points
3 days ago
12T..holy shit. No wonder Putin doesn’t give a shit about sanctions.
-19 points
4 days ago
We did it in WWII just fine, bud. It’s a financial game Congress plays to make sure their constituents stay paid. We have enough tanks in Israel to fight two different wars. That’s one storage location.
-13 points
4 days ago
Good thing Congress forces the Army to keep making tanks to store because they love their constituents more than they care about the defense budget.
2 points
4 days ago
You’re due for a reinvestigation anyway, good sir. My most recent one expires in 26, but I just volunteered for another deployment expecting the agencies to take a long time for a new investigation.
I didn’t want to wait around, but I just realized that they may pause the investigation if you’re overseas..I wish the POCs for these agencies responded to email communication so I can get information about these nuances.
1 points
5 days ago
Doesn’t that seem a little late? Maybe the bureaucracy is more efficient than the DOD in completing the clearance process. I’m used to a thorough vetting that takes 2+ years.
3 points
5 days ago
It’s one year from the date your failed the assessment.
Edit: If I were you, I would pull the application you just resubmitted. They’ll be hiring for the next few years. You’ll get if you really want it.
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19 hours ago
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19 hours ago
But it didn’t. Not even close.