Posted on Aug 17, 2019
Does Re-enlistment Option 3 allow me to re-class into an MOS of my choice, regardless of in/out calls?
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I'm currently an 11B looking to re-enlist and re-class to 35N. My retention NCO has told me that I'm Option 3, so my question is: Am I able to reenlist to become a 35N regardless of in/out calls?
I haven't been able to get a definitive answer out of my retention NCO, all he told me when I asked him about re-classing to 35N specifically was that he'd have to contact HRC.
I haven't been able to get a definitive answer out of my retention NCO, all he told me when I asked him about re-classing to 35N specifically was that he'd have to contact HRC.
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Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) Analyst
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No, you're in an under strength MOS. Option 3 means you're allowed to request training, it doesn't mean you'll be approved. You're only allowed this option because you've never reenlisted before. If you were a mid careerist you wouldn't even be eligible to request that.
You can find the policy message that lists what you're eligible for on ArmyReenlistment.com
For 35N you'll need an approved Interim TS/SCI before you can request it.
You can find the policy message that lists what you're eligible for on ArmyReenlistment.com
For 35N you'll need an approved Interim TS/SCI before you can request it.
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The determination of available Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) for reclassification is based on considerations such as in-outs and expected strengths. This is the reason why reclassification and recruitment processes include frequent changes, occurring on a monthly or even weekly basis.
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Not NO but Hell NO,the available MOS for re-class are decided on in-outs and projected strengths. That's why reclass and recruits see them change at least every month, sometimes every week.
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