tell your husband to speak to his career counselor...the career counselor can answer any and all questions pertaining to reenlistment your husband has to ask...
(i'm speaking of your husband due to your other post...)
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Originally posted by wasessoms: Does anyone know if someone reenlists as a 63H if they will get a bonus? Was just wondering if the bonus money was gone yet.
Only E-3 and E-4 in that MOS will get the bonus unless they can qualify for for a location bonus, or something within that realm. Look at the above message, and see. If you are still confused, then reply back on here.
No I am not confused. Thanks. Yeah he is currently an E3 and hopefully soon will be promoted to E4. S1 is draggin their feet on some things and just worried that the bonuses will be gone by the time they pull their head out. We were told that when he came back from Reserve that he would get a bonus and of course our recruiter lied to us. But oh well. Thanks for everyone who responded. I really appreciate it.
Originally posted by wasessoms: No I am not confused. Thanks. Yeah he is currently an E3 and hopefully soon will be promoted to E4. S1 is draggin their feet on some things and just worried that the bonuses will be gone by the time they pull their head out. We were told that when he came back from Reserve that he would get a bonus and of course our recruiter lied to us. But oh well. Thanks for everyone who responded. I really appreciate it.
If your recruiter lied, what bonus was he suppose to get? Bonuses have a really good chance of going down in the next 30-60 days. Bonus money is substantially smaller than the beginning of the fiscal year, since the Army has paid out quite a bit from the bonus budget. Remember that you have to have 17 months of continuous active service. This means that you can not add up months of active service to equal 17 months. You have to do 17 consecutive months in active service.
