Posted on Oct 11, 2023
Are there Military Police reserve openings in Hawaii?
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Hello! I recently got out of active duty and now I’m in the reserves as an MP. My spouse who is active duty, got orders to Hawaii. Is there any way I would be able to transfer to Hawaii? And would anyone know if there are MP slots open anywhere over there. I’m looking for answers but can’t seem to find anything, I’m just trying to keep our family together and not have to travel back to the states every month.
Military police
Army Reserve Elements
Hawaii
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SGT (Join to see)
Hi there! This is SGT Anderson, Victoria I’m on my husbands account because I couldn’t message you for some reason on mine Could you send me a quick email at [login to see] . I would love to get in touch with you!
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In the spirit of "Teach a man to fish..." here's how you can look up the USAR positions.
● Go to https://www.hrcapps.army.mil/portal/ and login (using your DS Login since you don't have a CAC anymore)
● Select 'tools'
● In the center box, select 'Position Map (Vacancy Search)'
● Search to your heart's desire
● Go to https://www.hrcapps.army.mil/portal/ and login (using your DS Login since you don't have a CAC anymore)
● Select 'tools'
● In the center box, select 'Position Map (Vacancy Search)'
● Search to your heart's desire
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COL Randall C.
SGT (Join to see) - When you say, "not sure where it leads to", are you referring to the physical address of where it is located? If not, please explain.
Regarding "able to find work there" - you mean an ADOS or other full-time position or still as an M-Day Soldier?
Regarding "able to find work there" - you mean an ADOS or other full-time position or still as an M-Day Soldier?
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SGT (Join to see)
So it says that this unit is in HI and has 6 sports open but I was told by career counselor that it’s a unit in the states. And I was wondering if I could work with another reserve unit in Hawaii if it’s not an an actual MP unit. I have heard of “RST” but not sure what that is either.
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COL Randall C.
SGT (Join to see) - I would contact the unit directly and confirm. The official address of all those vacancies in on Ft. Shafter.
Also, don't forget to check the HIARNG* to see if they have openings. Transferring between components is pretty easy if you're moving.
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https://www.facebook.com/HawaiiNationalGuard/
Also, don't forget to check the HIARNG* to see if they have openings. Transferring between components is pretty easy if you're moving.
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https://www.facebook.com/HawaiiNationalGuard/
Hawaii Army National Guard Recruiting
Hawaii Army National Guard Recruiting, Kapolei, Hawaii. 8,968 likes · 61 talking about this · 180 were here. The official page of the The Hawaii Army National Guard Recruiting Battalion
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COL Randall C.
SGT (Join to see) - If you can access FMS web*, you can do a lookup on the UIC and get the specific information about the unit.
The career counselor could be right about it not being on Hawaii. Looking at the 9th Mission Support Command's website*, they do list a subordinate MP unit, but shows it's location on Guam. Again, contact the unit for a definitive answer.
Finally, you can contact HRC about the Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA) program*. There might be some Drilling IMA (DIMA) positions available at some of the Hawaii units. Many Active Component units are multi-compo and have embedded IMA positions within their manning document.
If you're not familiar with what it is, an IMA is basically a USAR Soldier that is assigned to an Active Duty unit and managed through that unit. You still do the same 'one weekend a month .. two weeks AT' type arrangement, but each unit runs the IMA program a bit differently (I've seen some where do quarterly drills with three months scrunched today ... others where some drill on the first weekend, some on the second weekend .. etc.)
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* FMSWeb - https://fmsweb.fms.army.mil/
* 9th MSC - https://www.usar.army.mil/9thMSC/
* HRC IMA program - https://www.hrc.army.mil/content/IMA%20Program%20Overview
The career counselor could be right about it not being on Hawaii. Looking at the 9th Mission Support Command's website*, they do list a subordinate MP unit, but shows it's location on Guam. Again, contact the unit for a definitive answer.
Finally, you can contact HRC about the Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA) program*. There might be some Drilling IMA (DIMA) positions available at some of the Hawaii units. Many Active Component units are multi-compo and have embedded IMA positions within their manning document.
If you're not familiar with what it is, an IMA is basically a USAR Soldier that is assigned to an Active Duty unit and managed through that unit. You still do the same 'one weekend a month .. two weeks AT' type arrangement, but each unit runs the IMA program a bit differently (I've seen some where do quarterly drills with three months scrunched today ... others where some drill on the first weekend, some on the second weekend .. etc.)
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* FMSWeb - https://fmsweb.fms.army.mil/
* 9th MSC - https://www.usar.army.mil/9thMSC/
* HRC IMA program - https://www.hrc.army.mil/content/IMA%20Program%20Overview
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