I was just curious. Does a soldier still get a bonus when reenlisting to go indef?

If the Soldier qualifies. It's called the "C" Zone Bonus (10-14 active federal service)

However, Soldiers are paid up until their 16th year of active federal service.

Example #1: A SSG has been in for 12 years and deployed to Iraq and never received a "C" Zone bonus. He may qualify and will be paid up to his 16th year.

Example #2: A SSG has been in for more than 14 years and deployed to Iraq and never received a "C" Zone bonus. Does not qualify because you can only been between 10-14 years active federal service to qualify.

OK, thanks.
I dinn't know that it was 10-14 yrs. I thought it was just 10 yrs and beyond.
Anyway, that's exactly what i needed to know
Thanks

Reserve (TPU) side it works this way:
If your mandatory removal date is more than 6 years away, you'd get a 6 year reenlistment bonus.
If it's more than 3 but less than 6, you get a 3 year bonus.

TPU soldiers are not authorized a reenlistment bonus once they reach 16 years TIS.

Hello, I was just wondering if a SFC with 16YRS of service or more would be eligible for a reenlistment bonus as well. Thanks!

Not in the active Army.

The cutoff for the "C" Zone bonus is 14 years (but would use the 16th year for bonus computation purposes)