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- Leave accrual question : r AirForce - Reddit
The Available ETS field reads 91 5, my understanding is "Available ETS" shows how many days of leave you will accrue by your ETS (if you don't use any more leave it's effectively current leave + future leave accrued by your ETS)
- DOS vs ETS - Is there a difference? : r AirForce - Reddit
They are two different things Your ETS is the date your re-enlistment contract expires Your DOS is the actual date you are set to separate Your ETS and DOS is how it’s also tracked on if you entered your extension or not already
- ETS Award help : r army - Reddit
A “ETS award PCS award” is just a nice way of recognizing someone’s achievements and wrapping it up in one award at the end of your time at that unit If it helps, your TA you used for schooling, certs, secret clearances and years spent in a MOS helps on the outside for job employment which outweighs awards earned
- New Reenlistment ETS Rules : r AirForce - Reddit
FYI for all those looking to reenlist, especially if you're hoping to maximize your SRB Last week the Air Force changed the time rules for reenlisting Now _everyone_ can reenlist 12 months prior to ETS Even second term career Airmen In addition, they increased the obligated service max from 72 to 96 months
- The ETS Process : r army - Reddit
Just finished the TAP Process and doing the whole job search have about 130ish days left Got Terminal leave drafted pending approval What in the world is the next step I assume transition center, though I'm not to sure on how to start the whole ETS Packet Any guidance would be great
- Question about requesting my ETS order : r army - Reddit
I called my posts soldier support center after submitting my ETS packet 3 times Once in Feb, second time in April, third time in July After my s1 kept fucking around I filed an ICE complaint on them and hounded the SSC until they cut my orders
- Do officers have ETS dates? : r army - Reddit
officers receive commissions from the president thus they have service obligations rather an ETS date if you're on active duty it's referred to as an ADSO, normally four years, but could be five if going from USMA
- So you plan to get out. . . get ahead! UQR REFRAD ETS Timelines
It's no secret that transition is an overly drawn out, complicated process I want to help others planning their UQR REFRAD ETS timelines based on things that worked and didn't work for me Some context I am a post-CCC CPT that will UQR this year with 7 5 years Currently finishing a 3 year OCONUS ADSO (they got me), which coincides with my ETS
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