Posted on Oct 10, 2015
I'm a 91G right now, and I'm reclassing to 14H, where will they send me?
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Hey guys, I'm a 91G right now, and I'm reclassing to 14H. The MOS is too short to do a PCS move with my family. My question is, after graduation will they send me back to Carson to get my family then send me to my new duty assignment. I've asked around my unit and no one has a clue.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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14H: Air Defense Enhanced Early Warning System Operator
91G: Fire Control Repairer
Reclass PCS MOS 14H: Air Defense Enhanced Early Warning System Operator 91G: Fire Control Repairer
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SPC(P) (Join to see)
Plus I'm promotable and 14h points are wicked low. I'll be promoted very quickly.
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SSG (Join to see)
SPC(P) (Join to see) - Remember the new NCO promotion standards, you need WLC, Civilian Education, SSD1 and good PT score and military educations (Skillport).
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SSG (Join to see)
You are only partially right if yourcutoff score is low enough all you really need is to go to the promotion board, pass and go to wlc and pass. That is a big issue in the army certain mos s need to jump through hoops to get promoted while others just do the bare minimum and they make Sfc, but nothing wrong with our promotion system lol
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Just like SGM said. You will go back to your duty station get your family and probably PCS to fort hood, fort bliss, fort sill, and maybe hit Osan in South Korea
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I know their are 7 duty stations not including JTAGS Fort Sill, Fort Bragg, Fort Bliss, Fort Hood, Okinawa, Japan, South Korea, And Germany
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Fort Sill, OK. Good luck and have fun. No, they wouldn't move your household goods from Carson to Sill just for a short school. Your school which your Career Counselor should've given you a packet on is about 12 weeks. Unless you have requested that during your reclass with the Counselor, your Needs of the Army. By the 7th week of training you should get orders of a new duty station with a follow on to Carson to clear or you could stay there and be at a ADA unit.
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I accidentally responded to anther comment. To answer your question you will return to get your family before going to another duty station. Also as far as duty stations go you can go to a number of cool places after you leave. Hawaii, Japan, Germany , Korea, fort bliss, fort Bragg just to name a few. I am currently an AIT instructor feel free to ask anymore questions.
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Laurie Sherman
Are you allowed to request your assignment even though it’s known that it may not be granted. My son is in basic training at Ft . Leonard Wood at this time as a 14H now . He leaves for Fort sill in September. Just trying to understand his job and if he has any flexibility and what he can choose although I do understand the needs of the army.
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Laurie Sherman
And once you are assigned in one of the units such as patriot,Jtags and sensor Can you move around between the three if you so choose or request.
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Well you can go to Ft Bliss, Ft.Sill, Ft. Hood, Ft. Bragg, Hawaii, Perterson AFB, South Korea, Japan, Qatar, Germany. That's a mix of patriot and space assignments.
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Laurie Sherman
I keep seeing Peterson AFB I haven’t seen anybody who has been stationed there is this something that happens fairly often or it’s unlikely to go there
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Laurie Sherman Yes as a 14H there is a slim chance you could get Fort Carson or Peterson. Usually not on your first assignment though.
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You will most likely be able to go get your family. Unfortunately for Air Defense there's not many places we can go to unless you get lucky and get JTAGS like Chief said.
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Laurie Sherman
While you’re in AIT for 14 H , Did they ever give you a choice of whether you want to go patriot or JTAGS or sensor manager
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You could also end up PCSing to a JTAGS location under SMDC after you finish reclassifying. All depends on your communication with your Assignment Manager, which I suggest you do sooner rather than later.
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