Promotion timelines in the ANC

I actually just spoke to a recruiter today who said avg promotion to Major is 5 yrs. Also, he stated that the competition is just among medical corps, not army wide.

Sorry if this is old info, but he gave it to me today

Richard

Hey Tanker,

Just wondering, how are you able to come back on active duty when you retired as an 0-2E?

I am able to apply because of waivers and Army needs. They need nurses and I have the skill set they need, BSN and breathing! . It only took filling out an application, getting a physical and getting ANC Board approval. It also helped that 16 years of my time was Reserve/NG. So I have more active time available. They still only guarantee me until age 60, at which time I will have ~16 years active duty time. I can submit a waiver to stay longer and get my 20 year active retirement. If not, then whatever time I have will count towards my Reserve retirement that I can get at age 60.

The Army has brought back other retirees from other career fields that they needed. Very few things are actually written in stone. Many are waiverable.

Bob

There is a war going on, everything is waivable, even criminal records aka moral waivers. I am out of the AF and collecting a VA disability, I wonder if they would let me come back to the AF? I know I could go back to the Army but I am not up for the yearly deployments that come every couple of years.

There is a war going on, everything is waivable, even criminal records aka moral waivers. I am out of the AF and collecting a VA disability, I wonder if they would let me come back to the AF? I know I could go back to the Army but I am not up for the yearly deployments that come every couple of years.

Hello,

Well, "everything" is not waiverable but one can never know until they ask, right?

Good luck,

Gen