Posted on Feb 24, 2015
C Company (ABN)(LRS), 3-108th CAV (R&S) is seeking experienced, mature, and driven (11A) Infantry 1LTs
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ATTN: (11A) Infantry LTs,
C Company (ABN)(LRS), 3-108th CAV (R&S) is seeking experienced, mature, and driven (11A) Infantry 1LTs who are interested in filling 0-2 billets within the unit. C Company is an Airborne Long Range Surveillance (LRS) Company within the GaARNG's 560th BfSB. The unit is based at a preeminent facility located on Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta, GA.
Candidates will meet the following requirements:
- Branch qualified 11A 1LT with prior successful Infantry PL experience or a 2LT with prior enlisted service as an NCO in the LRS/SF/Recon community and/or 75th Ranger Regiment
- Airborne and Ranger qualifications are HIGHLY desired
- 270 APFT minimum score and capable of completing a twelve mile, combat equipment ruck march in three hours or less
- Mentally and physically capable of planning, resourcing, and leading high risk training on a regular basis (airborne operations, fast rope insertion, live fire exercises, etc.)
- Hold a current Airborne Physical or have the ability to complete one
- A member of the GaARNG. If you are not a member of the GaARNG, a transfer will be necessary – we can aid you in expediting the paperwork process
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My goal is to keep this post short and to the point - if you’re interested, send an email with "LRS Candidate" in the subject line, to:
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Do not message me on Rallypoint.
Very Respectfully,
1LT Stephen J. Loman
Executive Officer
C Company (ABN)(LRS), 3-108 CAV (R&S)
C Company (ABN)(LRS), 3-108th CAV (R&S) is seeking experienced, mature, and driven (11A) Infantry 1LTs who are interested in filling 0-2 billets within the unit. C Company is an Airborne Long Range Surveillance (LRS) Company within the GaARNG's 560th BfSB. The unit is based at a preeminent facility located on Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta, GA.
Candidates will meet the following requirements:
- Branch qualified 11A 1LT with prior successful Infantry PL experience or a 2LT with prior enlisted service as an NCO in the LRS/SF/Recon community and/or 75th Ranger Regiment
- Airborne and Ranger qualifications are HIGHLY desired
- 270 APFT minimum score and capable of completing a twelve mile, combat equipment ruck march in three hours or less
- Mentally and physically capable of planning, resourcing, and leading high risk training on a regular basis (airborne operations, fast rope insertion, live fire exercises, etc.)
- Hold a current Airborne Physical or have the ability to complete one
- A member of the GaARNG. If you are not a member of the GaARNG, a transfer will be necessary – we can aid you in expediting the paperwork process
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My goal is to keep this post short and to the point - if you’re interested, send an email with "LRS Candidate" in the subject line, to:
[login to see]
Do not message me on Rallypoint.
Very Respectfully,
1LT Stephen J. Loman
Executive Officer
C Company (ABN)(LRS), 3-108 CAV (R&S)
Ranger
11A: Infantry Officer
Recon
Posted 10 y ago
Responses: 2
Just a random question. Do you PLs get Halo slots? It might sweeten the offer. I'm a prior F co, 51st guy from bragg. I deployed with Foster. I'm Ranger and Airborne already.
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Eric,
Not a random question at all as we are developing our MFF program. We have three recent MFF graduates in the company. The problem is we, like every other unit in the NG, are limited by our budget and MFF is an expensive school and not one an officer will likely attend. It's a bang for the buck type situation. It's in the unit's best interest to send young NCOs who are already JM qualified who could, in theory, spend another 5-10 years in the company utilizing the skillset. As officers we really don't hang around very long, maybe 2 years if you're lucky.
As a Detachment Leader you will need to attend PF and JM as soon as possible as those two ASIs are very essential to the mission set of the company. As you know, you can never have enough JMs. We also have the added bonus of having several WTC instructors in the unit who ensure our Paratroopers are well prepared for any one of the courses taught at WTC, as well at JM at 507th.
I'll send your regards to Foster. He was just promoted to SFC and is now a Detachment Sergeant.
V/R,
-Stephen
Not a random question at all as we are developing our MFF program. We have three recent MFF graduates in the company. The problem is we, like every other unit in the NG, are limited by our budget and MFF is an expensive school and not one an officer will likely attend. It's a bang for the buck type situation. It's in the unit's best interest to send young NCOs who are already JM qualified who could, in theory, spend another 5-10 years in the company utilizing the skillset. As officers we really don't hang around very long, maybe 2 years if you're lucky.
As a Detachment Leader you will need to attend PF and JM as soon as possible as those two ASIs are very essential to the mission set of the company. As you know, you can never have enough JMs. We also have the added bonus of having several WTC instructors in the unit who ensure our Paratroopers are well prepared for any one of the courses taught at WTC, as well at JM at 507th.
I'll send your regards to Foster. He was just promoted to SFC and is now a Detachment Sergeant.
V/R,
-Stephen
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Thanks. I just spoke to him the other night. It is very tempting. I also ran into some of your battalion staff. There was a CPT Keller and your CSM. They told me to talk to your BC but I haven't see him out here yet. Thanks for the info. I heard 1SG Underhill would like me to come down. I will be back states side in the fall. I will give it serious consideration. I have been hoping to find a full time gig at WTC and would love to move down there. I hope things would where I can do that. I will hit you guys up the closer I get to coming back. CPT (Join to see)
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Sounds great. We'd love to have you on the team. Sadly, I'll likely be out of LRS by that time, but that's the way it goes with us O-types. If you need the CO's POC let me know. 1SG U should still be around when you get back.
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I would also note that if you are an NCO with a 11/25/88-series MOS who is Jumpmaster, MFF, and/or Ranger qualified - shoot me an email at [login to see]
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