Posted on May 14, 2019
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I have 7 months left in my contract and was planning to reenlist, but switch my MOS over from 11B to either 35F or 35L. I already checked to see if I qualify for the 35 series (which I do), but from what I have researched, it sounds like I wouldn't qualify for a reenlistment bonus if I reclass. I was wondering if any one in the California Army National Guard could shed some more light on this. Thank you!
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SPC Garcia, I actively recruit new Counterintelligence Special Agents (35L) for the CA Army National Guard in Southern California. E-mail me your BIO Sketch (if you don't have one you can get an example online or from your Chain of Command, it doesn't have to be formatted a specific way, just need the info).
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I would really appreciate that! I will get one together as soon as I get in touch with my RNCO. Thank you so much!
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SSG Patrick C.
SSG Patrick C.
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How do I email you? I am in the process of joining the CANG. I was a 91F (68X) in the US Army (1991-1999).
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Typically, bonuses are tied to specific MOSs and retention needs based on those slots. Check with retention
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SGT(P) Supply Sergeant (S4)
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I'm not in the National Guard but I have reclassed while still receiving a bonus for my original MOS. At the time the retention NCO told me if the reclass is involuntary (the Army was phasing out my original MOS), I get to keep my bonus, otherwise I would've had to pay back a portion of it.

If you haven't already, I strongly recommend you ask your local retention NCO about this. I'm sure he/she can give you a definite answer on this.
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SSG Lyle O'Rorke
SSG Lyle O'Rorke
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I believe he was looking more for a reenlistmwnt bonus and reclassify package. That is just my take
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