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I have a bachelors and am a former high school teacher. I'm interested in active, but think after my initial contract, I want to go reserves after. I want to get a Master of Social Work to become a therapist.

Faith is the substance of things to hope for, and evidence of things not seen, Corthians...

There is a Officer on Deck, You....words to live by.

When your baby rang that bell, they were telling you what is about to be. Officer arriving.....

You better not quit, you can do it

Stay in make officer. Thats what im doing. 30yrs, Lt.Comander or Commander

Please dont give up...Ever, stay bringing the info, and facts 🙏 💯

Respect EN1 🙏

I been under for 16yrs now.Just re-enlisted Aug 2023

I been under for 16yrs now.Just re-enlisted Aug 2023

Look, you need to get on my soapbox shipmate

E-5 since 2015😢 9yrs?????😮

I found my 1 bedroom for 950

2024 bonus?

EN1 time for another sermon. Its drill time...

Thank you .

Hi! April here. I sent you an email 😊

Once packet is submitted then what is that process/ timeline? Is there anyway to check online of packet status?

This is good general advice. I think it illustrates how some components aren't accountable for their manpower at all. Tell me how much sense it makes for the DoD to spend time and money training ricky only for his reserve unit to basically tell him "Do what you want, you are responsible for your training/career." Yeah, okay.

Please make a video on the DPEP program for prior enlisted? & Congrats on the NAM!!!

Total Honor Courage Commitment, family

Update benefits video please

Can prior service enlist under 4 2 2 contracrs

I am currently a DoD civilian and Navy Reservist. I want to only go active for 2 years or less to get the most out of the DoD benefits. Is RC2AC supportive of that time length or will I need to just pick up orders in ZipServe to make that work?

Additionally to this you could do a video explaining the DPEP program since it seems the individual you were talking about may have some relevant civilian experience - maybe not in the mentioned rates but in something else more closely related to their civilian job.

This Navy Transition Coach youtube feature of Joining The Navy Reserves Late In Life... via the Navy Transition Coach youtube channel is honest and illustrative in a thorough way with examples from the youtube author's life. I concur with the youtube author that the navy reserves can still give you something new to do in addition to certain healthcare benefits that are reasonably cost though the active duty side of the navy is more for adventure because of the few times a year that navy reservists meet unless they are selected for deployments. I truly hope that the youtube author does truly obtain what she wants in being able to eventually return to navy active duty. I understand how the youtube author feels in preferring to eventually return to navy active duty. Additionally I would gently advise other prospective navy reservists to allow themselves to be privately honest with themselves as to how stable their civilian job situation is before joining the navy reserves if feasible/possible. The reason being a person is going to require a certain amount of money from their civilian employment situation to pay for necessities both inside and outside drill weekend (rent, upkeep on both civilian and military clothes, healthcare) coupled with needing an understanding civilian employer who is going to keep them employed at their company even after the navy reservist attends their required navy reserve drills. Yes there are opportunities to go navy active duty andor navy reserve deployments. However the caveat is that getting approved to go from navy reserves to navy active duty is far from being guaranteed to always be approved on the first attempt while in the navy reserves and a navy reservist may have to wait at least 2 to 3 months andor longer after they first enlist before they would be approved to go on a long term andor similar to active duty type of navy assignment depending on their navy reserve job, However the navy reserves could also be a godsend especially if you are currently in between civilian jobs and are in the process of working towards having another stable job. I can personally attest to the navy reserve being an unexpected vital lifeline for me. I have unexpectedly found myself being in between civilian jobs though luckily the navy reserve bonus money I recently received has been a helpful money lifeline heavensent for me. Why I prefer to refrain from returning to my recent civilian boss to beg for my job back (despite my shock at my recent civilian boss delivering the decision that they did to me less than a week before my recent navy reserve drill week) is something for another post and better kept offline out of respect for the Navy Transition Coach's youtube author's helpful post regarding joining the navy reserves later in life.

What’s the minimal years of commitment with the navy reserve ? Do I have to deploy? Can I deny it?

Hey I had Question can you switch states when you join navy reserves. For example if I did 3 years in Cali could I move to Illonois navy reserve?

I'm a LS in Navy Reserves, offered to do TAR for DLA Aviation Support. I want to know what are requirements for Post 9/11 GI Bill and family separation allowance as TAR if away from my wife and children ?

It looks like you explained rank and rate for 13 minutes

Transitioning back into the reserve after being out for 10 years. Just looking at what’s available and FTS seemed like a good option

I'd like a copy of the RC2AC application, please. BTW, thank you so much for this information! These videos have definitely been insightful on things I didnt even know I needed for this process. Very much appreciated!

I took a Seabee rate in the Reserves (SW). I was told that I will have plenty of opportunities to deploy with my unit. As far as actually doing my job on drill weekends I haven’t really received many answers for that. But I plan on taking orders and deploying when ever the opportunities are there for me. I didn’t just join to wear the uniform but for a bigger purpose and that’s to serve my county when needed. So I’m definitely going to make the best of it and take advantage of all the opportunities in front of me.

What’s is the difference between augmented unit and commissioned unit,I’m about to apply for billets

Thank You!

Hello could you do a video about ados orders , and DTS ! Lol

Can you trust recruiters? 😂

I reached out to a recruiter been waiting I spoke to her on the phone haven’t heard back yet idk if that good sign or not for navy I really hope I get accepted

For the ones who are undecided about going active duty or reserves and just want to sample the military environment, there are three volunteer organizations available: The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary; The United States Air Force Auxiliary (aka Civil Air Patrol); and some states have State Guards which fall under the State Military Department. These are volunteer, unpaid organizations and no contract is involved, therefore a member can resign at any time. Check out the various requirements by doing an online search. If nothing else, members learn how to wear the uniform and military courtesy, which can be an asset prior to joining the reserves or active duty. Fair winds and following seas in whichever choice you make!

Aviation. In the Reserves. You are definitely gonna work

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Lol… Shaniqua. Beautiful name but funny too

For me, between 1978-1998, active duty was the way to go. I was a high school dropout; no industry in the area; running with the wrong crowd, etc. Besides, I couldn't imagine a life now of where I had never been around the world twice and visited so many countries. It was the people I met that made the experience stand out! Now that I'm older and wiser however, I would probably consider the National Guard or Reserves. I heard a rumor that a person can even be in both nowadays. Not sure how true that is. My best advice is to get in a rate that you can also use in the civilian world, such as the medical field. The rate I was in was discontinued after I retired and I was never really able to utilize those skills I learned in the military on the outside.

This video could not have come at a better time. I’ve been wavering in my decision to join. This video puts things into perspective.