Posted on Jan 21, 2020
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I have a 6 year break in service, there for I am going back to basic. I don't have to go to AIT as I am already MOSQ 11b. Will I still have to retake the ASVAB at MEPS?
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MAJ Javier Rivera
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What does your recruiter tell you?
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SFC William “Derrell” Chandler
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You are crazy to go back to basic training
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I ended up not having to, I got an ETP waiver and ended up deploying.
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SSG George Holtje
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You shouldn’t. But I am neither a recruiter or a MEPS NCO
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With going back to the same MOS I left, do I have to retake the ASVAB?
SSG Brian G.
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What did your recruiter tell you? By previous posts I am given to understand you are having to go back through basic which seems to indicate you have already been to MEPS and done the physical, been cleared, assigned your old MOS. If they did not make you take it then chances are you will not have to re-take the ASVAB.
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SPC Jon Habedank
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If you leave on the first ship date, your ASVAB is good for 5 years.
Since you’ve been out for 6, you will have to retake it.
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CPL Gary Pifer
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I tried to take it as much as possible and raised my score from 114 in 1974 to 126 in 2004..With only 9th grade math and English..Used the ARCO study guide... Got into OCS in 1984.. got kicked out.. 1985..Medical discharge in 2004.. 4 years short.. of 20... Never picked up E-5..
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Can you shine some light on this? SFC (Join to see)
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SFC Retention Operations Nco
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ASVAB retake is usually up to component policy. For instance, when I joined the NG after a break in service there was no ASVAB required. But when I transitions AD form the NG I was required to retake it
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