Posted on Sep 1, 2020
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If so include transition process, schools, etc.
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SFC Retention Operations Nco
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To transition you just ETS, walk over to the Navy recruiter and hand them your DD214. The rest will depend on the Navy recruiting policies at that time
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recently Navy and Air Force haven't been too keen on recruiting prior service, especially Army and Marine prior service. Apparently we are "too military" for their culture. lol
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LTC (Join to see) - They have done that before. After the Corps I tried to go active AF. They said they didn’t need Marine NCO’s. We were to Marine Corps oriented.
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LTJG Dave Dempsey
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I jumped from Army to Navy after a nine year break. I enlisted on the Reserve side as after a 9 year break under the PRISE-R program. The available rates were extremely limited and only a few required A School. The rate I selected didn't so all I had to do was pass the E4 exam with a 36% to make the rate permanent
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You can request a conditional release if all parties agree. It’s much easier if your a reservist. I went from the Corps to Air National Guard to Navy Reserve back to Air National Guard.
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