Posted on Jul 14, 2018
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Does anyone know when and how you can start the ETS process when discharging from the military? I've heard a year out and then I've heard it can start 18 months out
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MAJ Javier Rivera
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Normally you can start the transition seminars within 24 months; NORMALLY! Keep in mind you are still a service member and your unit has a series of tasks/requirements to accomplish, therefore you need to work it out with your leadership. However the sooner the better in order to take advantage of all of the services available for transitioning Soldiers. Word of advice: have a plan for when you get out! Don’t just ETS and expect to swing it since it will probably won’t work!
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Thanks for your advice sir! I ETS Dec 2020, I have my job lined up too! Was just wondering how it all works out cause I came from the guard! I'm sure these next years will fly by.
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It won't work. Follow the 5P's.
Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance.
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MAJ Javier Rivera
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Just about right!
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CSM Darieus ZaGara
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It is a call away. Contact the Garrison in and out processing center, they will have all hat is offered and when they are recommended. Keep in mind that nothing overrides the unit calendar. It is your responsibility to work your requirements in with your unit responsibilities. Thank you for your service.
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SGM Bill Frazer
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1. YOU do not start the Process. The Service does- normally 3-6 months, unless you have made arrangement for some kind of schooling. You need to check with the Soldier for Life Center/Education Center for cut-offs of special classes for those ETSing.
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