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I'm prior service Navy and was discharged in 2014. I received an RE-3G reenlistment code but an honorable discharge. Since then, I've kept busy. I've been active in local law enforcement and I'm about to finish a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice in a few months with very good grades. I am desperately wanting to reenlist in the Navy again, either in the active or reserve components. I was having an issue with anxiety at the time I was in, but I believe that it has long since been resolved. I was also a 4.0 Sailor the entire time I was in, never once receiving a counseling chit or going to Captain's Mast. I was even Sailor of the Quarter three different times at my command. What would I need to do to upgrade this code and is it possible to reenlist again?
RE Code
Officer Candidate School (OCS) (Navy)
Posted 7 y ago
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There are many topics covering this already.
https://www.rallypoint.com/topics/re-code
Furthermore, consider contacting a veteran legal clinic for further assistance.
https://www.rallypoint.com/topics/re-code
Furthermore, consider contacting a veteran legal clinic for further assistance.
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PO3 (Join to see) I would say, "Good Luck". I have been trying to get my RE code changed and/or a waiver for the "unchangeable" RE code for 17 years. Air Force & Navy are still very picky on who they're letting in (unless you're a pilot). You also have to be aware of age limits, too. The more kick ass of a recruiter you can find, the better. The more people w/ heavy sleeves/shoulders to back you, the better. It's a fight, but worth it if you can get back in!!
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