I can't answer your first question, thats something you have to see in writing.
As for the second question, don't sign anything unless you've read it first and its what you think it is. In other words it plainly states that its an active duty contract.
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Originally posted by GerryRM3: I can't answer your first question, thats something you have to see in writing.
As for the second question, don't sign anything unless you've read it first and its what you think it is. In other words it plainly states that its an active duty contract.
well i was told that i come back home after "A" school and do reserves for 6 months. then request a CDR to go active. whats going on? is this the right way to do it? and i cant go in active right away as my same job?
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Originally posted by Sangxlee: then request a CDR to go active. whats going on?
keyword "request". you only switch to active if the Navy NEEDS you to go active. There are plenty on here who hae tried and been denied because the Navy doesnt need more active sailors.
