Does state active duty provide flexible schedules to work with college or do I have to work my schedule around state active duty?

With all due respect sir, all these questions i ask is because the answers given by my squad leader either are insatisfactory or are incomplete and when i dont find the answers anywhere i turn to ralleypoint. Since i am in national guard they also serve 2 days in a month and i feel like its not appropriate to invade in their private space most of the time with my questions.

PV2 (Join to see) - I find it hard to accept you are simply just a free radical E1 with no responsible adult to provide direction and guidance, devoid of a chain of command. A free lance private roaming the state in search of mission, structure, and purpose. Kind of like David Carradine in Kung Fu. If your first line doesn't know, ask for a point of contact who does. Also leverage your unit admin, UA. He's accounting for your SAD time, he'll know who is paying the bill, they can answer questions or get you to who can.

If you don't report to your squad leader under SAD, then you report to someone between your squad leader and the Governor. They report to someone. Unless through dumb luck with someone on RP is involved with this mission, no one on here will have that authority or informatîon to say, yep PVT Singh go do what you want. When you get pulled onto any active status there is a job to be done and a mission to complete. It's not some glorified work study. SGM (Join to see) probably has the best response. The commander responsible for the mission is the only one who can truly answer. He will likely give refining guidance to the NCO support channel to advise you and others with similar questions.