Posted on Jun 6, 2025
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Hello all, Im currently in the Navy Reserves. I signed a 3 year contract in Jan of this year. I have completed my initial 8 year army contract last may. I just noticed my papers say im a “non obligated reservist”. Can someone tell me what that means? Thanks
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MSG Intermediate Care Technician
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Edited 6 mo ago
Sounds like IRR to me. I knew some Marines that talked about Non-Obligation. Basically, while on the books, they weren't obligated/required to attend Battle Assembly. They'd get paid if they did, but didn't have to show up. You may want to discuss this with your unit
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PO3 Firefighter
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Thank you MSG, I will speak with them.
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MSgt Electrical Power Production
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That sounds about right as far as I recall.
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CPT Lawrence Cable
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I think you will find that simply means that the reservists had completed their mandatory service obligation.
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SP5 Peter Keane
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It means that should you decide not to participate, they would discharge you rather than order you to active duty as you MSO has already been fulfilled.
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SGT Lorenzo Nieto
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Not real sure but sounds like you got a early out?
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