Navy Reserves Benefits
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
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Thank you for this video to clear up for people that are have solid jobs it want to experience different things and do more , been thinking hard on signing into the reserve , just needed some info cleared up
Thank you for this video.
I'm an MMA2 (Submarine Machinist).
Currently on shore duty and transitioning to reserves (IT)
Literally got my approval for IT via email today.
So happy and ready for this next chapter.
I will be watching all your videos.
Thank you again 🥂
Im a sub YN thinking about going reserves to
Thank you for post, I just sworn is a reservist because I want to see if I would like being in and this made me feel better that I can take orders to do active duty and see if I would really like it. I do love my job but I hope I can be able to leave for orders, definitely would have to get that sheet you had mentioned
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your video. I found it very informative and helpful. Thank you for your service
I'm glad I could help.
Hey! I love your video and I learned a lot from it, thank you! I was also wondering how do people take vacations while being in the Navy Reserves? How do they like... Travel? Is it paid for?
You schedule your Reserve time around your life. Not the other way around unless you have been voluntold to do something. If the Navy Reserves wants you to go somewhere besides drill weekends, they will pay for it. Travel, lodging, transportation.
Thanks for this video! I’m prior enlisted and going back into the reserves because I miss it. It seems like such a different world than the active duty world. Keep making videos please!
It is totally different. But still a very good way to stay connected to your brothers and sisters in arms.
Navy Reserve Benefit Advisors amen girl I’m excited!
Andy Garcia, yes, different world, but you can make more $$ in the Reserves than Active Duty if you play the system, especially if you mobilize. Plus, your retirement is based off of how many points you earn. Your career is completely in your hands.
@@LauraZorza Ms can you elaborate what u mean by mobilize? I’m not very familiar with the Navy lingo since I have been looking into the AF side but now I’m waving my option to the navy reserve. Thanks in advance
@@ga3444 mobilization is when you go on extended orders ranging on average from 179-365 days. The orders can be voluntarily or voluntold.
Thanks so much for doing this! Looking forward to the video on retirement.
Yup, I have a fellow Reserve Benefit Advisor who will be giving that training.
Gladd to be back aboard. Soo, much to get caught up on. Iam a 13yr Navy Veteran. Now back to stay, 20 yes, and hopefully 30 more...
I love your response imma 15 year vet an I'm coming back
What do reservist typically do during their 2 week orders per year? What have you done? Can you have fun with it and choose where to go?
Great question. I'll answer it in a video.
This was very informative. Thank you. My situation would be coming into the reserves as a civilian. How long would I have to serve to still be eligible for the Navy to cover college costs?
I am glad I could help.
saraiah Lopez, as Alex said, if you are joining for school than go Active Duty. The Navy will cover 100% of the cost after 36- months of Active Duty regardless if you’re in the Reserves or Active. The Reserve GI Bill is only $392 per month for a full-time student, but you still pay tuition, books and cost of living.
I say go on deployment or take active duty orders to get your G.I. Bill eligibility up. While on AD use Navy TA to take up to 6 courses per fiscal year (01OCT-30SEP)
Great video!!!!, I'm active duty with 1 1/2 years left and seriously considering leaving active to go reserve, i have a couple of questions even though i am going reservist do i still become a veteran? since i'm assuming i will get honorably discharge before going reservist therefore becoming a veteran, am i correct or not?. Also you mentioned as a reservist you control your schedule but i have been hearing that now reservist are being required to do an specific amount of time if going abroad, let's say dispatchers force you to get 1 or 2 years minimun if you request orders overseas, how true is that?
You are considered a 'Veteran' after, I believe, 90 days of active duty service. Your veteran status is good. You have FLEXIBILITY to a certain extent of course. Some things you have no control over, like how many drill weekends that are required per year. Most of the time the Navy Reserves works in your favor. In my opinion, it's seldom that it does not. That's why I like the Navy Reserves so much. The people who have done more active duty time while in the Reserves are the ones that are on orders from a few months to a year. This could be anything. Deployment (not on a ship), volunteer orders, etc.
Yordan Montero, technically, you are considered a Veteran after 180-days on consecutive service (so you already meet the requirement). Those that go to boot camp and straight into the Reserves will receive a DD-214 once they leave Active Duty for your Reserve career. The DD-214 is a requirement for most benefits that a “Veteran” is entitled too (burial benefits, VA benefits, etc). There are different requirements for a “Veteran” status depending on the benefit, but 180-days is the magic number overall.
Some NOSC (Navy Operational Support Center) allow you to resked (reschedule) your drills, but most do not. You are there for the Navy to fulfill your training, not the other way around. As far as going overseas, as she previously stated, you are on orders, which 95% of the time you pick. Orders overseas for your AT (Annual Training ) are longer due to travel time. I always had my Sailors do the full 29-days of AT permitted per year.
How do you like reservist ?
Hi! You are so naturally beautiful! Thanks so much for doing these videos! Are there any benefits for a 35 year old that wants to be a truck driver or transport operator with no military experience? Just looking for a way to help with student loans, can use the boot camp discipline and workout, and healthcare. Already finished college over a decade ago. Have kids.
Please talk to a local Navy Recruiter. They will better help you.
I just listen and watch your video.
It's educative.
I'm interested in the navy reserve, how can I apply?
Just reach out to a local Navy Recruiter. Google can help you find one that's local to you.
Hey love the video, I’m joining as a HMFM for reserves. Heard the hospital corpsman is hard to rank up because of how over maned it is. You have any insight about the rates and of it matters because the recruiters I work with don’t really care and just want us to leave
It is true, it's hard to make rank as an HM at this time (things will change). However, in my opinion it doesn't matter AS LONG AS you have goals that you will work towards. Ex: you only joined for medical and dental. Your goal is not to compete but to ensure that you continue to receive medical and dental. But, I will say making rank does play a huge part in whether you will be allowed to stay in the Navy after a certain period of time. In the Reserves HYT is much higher than active, which is great. 6 to 8 years for an E4. This is also why it's IMPERATIVE to take advantage of the opportunities given to you to make rank. Like passing the tests at basic training. That's EASY MONEY/RANK. Just my 2 cent. 😉
cindy felix, Active Duty has less quotas for advancement than the Reserves. The two components do not test against one another. And IF you study, you won’t have an issue advancing. FY20 SELRES Quotas for the next advancement cycle:
HM3 is 100%
HM2 is 15.48% (that’s 100 advancements out of the 646 eligible)
HM1 is 7.83% (that’s 45 out of the 575 eligible)
Study and you can advance, as long as you have a quota available. 90% don’t study... be in the top 10%.
Go on deployment and/or be civilian medical personnel as it will help greatly with what you do. Most sailors that stay at the NOSC rank up slowly or go on mob and have no idea what to do because they never got first-hand experience.
Hi, I have questions about the medical benefit of being a reserve. Is the medical benefit the same plan as the full-time active duty US Navy member except that reserve has to pay out of the pocket of about ~$30 - 50 a month? Do you get an annual medical credit and that amount of credit can be used toward co-pay for doctor or specialist (such as dermatologist or eye doctor) visit, medicine, and Lasik surgery?
Great questions. The biggest difference between active and reserve medical coverage is that you have to pay for reserve coverage but with active duty, you do not. Also, reserve coverage allows you to see non military doctors for care, with active coverage you can not without permission. I’ll have to direct you to the Tricare website to better answer the rest of your questions tricare.mil/TRS
By chance do you have a chart or table that compares each benefit one by one between being active and part-time?
Unfortunately I do not but if you go the Navy.com you will be able to see the different benefits.
Thank you for the video
You're welcome
I am interested in the naval reserves as to which the Navy does not enable National Guard. I like how flexible the reserves are, and how you are able to move across state lines, as opposed to the National Guard.
With COVID-19, my car got repossessed and my credit got dinged. I’m looking into the military to get things back together. To boost my credit, and to hopefully buy my first house.
Former Navy Reservist here: you can easily move to another city or state without much issue. Just let your NOSC know that you plan to move to another city and reach out to the closest NOSC in the new city to do what is called a TRUIC change so that the former NOSC isn't responsible for mustering you for drill periods as it could cause pay issues as well as accumulating UAs. 9 UAs or more is considered "a bad year" and too many UAs can lead to separation.
If your credit is too bad you might not be able to get and maintain a security clearance which financial reasons are 70% of why sailors and marines lose their clearances which also can lead to separation.
@Anthony Kight that is if you aren't GI Bill eligible already. If you have the Post 9/11, the NG benefits won't matter anyway.
Yeah me to 😂 same.
Ho pe to see you about the decks. What you think about New Orleans 🤔.
I've never been
Can you join the reserve as a commissioned officer? And how would that work considering having a full time job already?
Life Coach is a great addition 👍 👌
I appreciate that
Hello! Going AF security forces to navy reserve MA. When you say , “ set your own hours” that’s something I don’t ever see SF or MA’s being able to do. So are you speaking on the navy reserve as a whole, or just your rate?
Yes, I'm speaking on the Navy Reserves as a whole.
Does the health insurance cost change when you go on a deployment in reserves?
Thanks
Dante Assad, when you go on orders you switch from Tricare Select (Reserves) to Tricare Prime (Active Duty), so you don’t pay for insurance when on orders.
Planning on joining reserves an go to college can you switch from reserves to full active duty ?
You absolutely can. I'd reccomend you try and get long term active duty orders while in the Reserves that way you can work towards getting the full benefit for school.
Thank you for this video
I'm a future sailor, shipping out in Nov.
Now I'm reserve until I ship then I'll be active
Would you know of any resources & benefits for active?
If you ship as a reservist, you'll leave boot camp as a reservist and go to your NOSC. Do you mean active Reserves? I'm confused.
@@NavyTransitionCoach My muster call is tomorrow, I will ask but I signed up as active duty. I was told I'm reserve until I get to bootcamp, than I switch to active and my benefits start.
I just found out also that if you have any student loan, the military can pay for it up to 65K if you join as Active Duty, but you have to make sure it's in the contract during the time of sign up. My friend got screwed up by his recruiter and it was not on the contract. Now there is nothing that he can do.
Right. You must QUALIFY and ENSURE you have those documents BEFORE shipping out.
Can I go reserve and then go active? How's the transition?
Kryptonianchick, depends on your rating (job), availability on the Active side, and your year group (what year you join). It can be done, but it’s not usually an easy process.
Hi, thank you for the information. I am 38 years old graduate student for MSW, married with two kids. I am thinking about joining up with the reserves. At this this point in my life would it be a good decision? What benefits will I obtain as a reservist? Schooling, insurance, my children..etc? Thank you.
For the most part all of the benefits are the same for reservist. the only thing that will be different is if you go in enlisted or officer.
If you are going straight into the reserves can I start my back disability claim before transitioning or do I have to wait?
Great Question! Yes, there is something called the Benefits Delivery at Disharge (BDD) program for those who are close to transitioning out of active duty. You have up to 180 days before you leave Active Duty to file your claim.
I am currently in the Army National Guard I wish I went reserves because I was in California when Irma hit had to fly out of California and back to my state it was a headache
Can you switch over to the Navy Reserves?
Edwin Martinez, check with a Navy Reserve Recruiter and they can submit a conditional release for you to switch over.
I went from Army (AD) to Navy Reserve and yes, you can get a conditional release from the Guard to go to the Navy but it is a nightmare doing the paperwork.
Can you. Please write down all the benefit I should have ?? I'm 34 years old with a 8 year old son from NY I had it all, and lost it all my life is 👎🏽 I wanna join the navy reserved and wanna go to school.. I don't have no job no house but paid rent I feel like some recruiter hide INFORMATION of benefit I been spoke to them but every time I see your video I discover new benefit... can you please write down what are the benefit I need I need help with rent school and a new job for me to subyacían my son.... thank you for your help I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
Can you get BAH in the reserves while on active duty orders?
Yes
You the best.
Was looking at Georgia
If I join the navy active duty to be a rescue swimmer and then want to go to reserves after about 4 or 6 years how do I do that if there is no rescue swimmer in the reserves?
@Shelby King, there are AIRR in the Reserves. Not many, but they do exist.
What happens if an opening is not available? You crossed-rate to a different rating (job).
Can navy reserves volunteer for a in state deployment with the coast guard or national guard for situations like hurricane and other in state destruction?
They are rare. The CG and NG are localized and in the event of a disaster, FEMA usually is assisted by the NG.
You can deploy as a mobilized reservist or go on ADT, DR, or ADSW orders.
Thank you so much for this video! I’m considering joining the Naval reserves while in college. Not sure if that’s smart or not😂
I think it's a great idea. I wish I would have. I would have joined the NROTC program to become an officer in the Navy.
@@NavyTransitionCoach ok thank you for your input! Sadly my college doesn’t have an NROTC program.
This is true I been out of army for over 10 years an now at 38 I wanna go back bc of the comradery it's hard in civilian life they don't understand at all
Hey nice videos, I am thinking of joining the navy reserves but I don't wanna quit my civilian job. What is the minimum contract I cab sign up for? Can I do 4 years reserves? I appreciate your response thanks
You don't have to quit your job. It's better to keep it. Your job also can't fire you bc of you military service. The term amount will vary.
I’ve been thinking about navy reserves. College is hard to pay for, I’m a senior in high school. I don’t want to leave for a long time, I wanna do my own thing with my life, can I be a game warden, and be in the reserves and live where I want ?
Highschool Brothers, in the Reserves you will only make $392 per month as a full-time student. You still pay for your tuition, books and cost of living. You need 36-months of Active Duty in order to receive the full Post 911 GI Bill.
What kind of orders do you get? I am a EN1 thinking about getting out at the end of my contract and going Selres. I just didn't think there were selres orders for ENs but I heard you say EN2.
If you look on the portal, you can apply for active duty billets or you can talk to the detailer personally for opportunities. I made connections with AD MAs when I was deployed so I was able to go to Spain for 11 months on ADSW orders as an MA because an AD chief I was with got stationed there and hooked me up.
Hey EN1, yes im an EN2. The orders for Reservist vary from short to long term. I did Annual Training (AT) in San Diego. We did SRF Bravo. I went another time to San Diego for a week and we did Training and got qualified for different security stuff. There are other options to do non rate specific stuff also.
I was active duty for 3 years and got separated, im renlisting as active but to my understanding i thought reservists dont get paid… but youre saying we can work as much as we need to?
Reservist DEFINITELY get paid!!! They get paid whenever they work with the Navy. Drill weekends, Annual Training, "active duty" ORDERS, Etc. When I say you can "work" as much as you want, all I mean is you get to take as many active duty ORDERS as you want. There is no limit (unless you are getting close to the 16yr mark... but that a topic for another time). Does this help?
I'm at the point where I'm tired of sitting at a cubicle, I wanna try something different I cant wait to join!
Absolutely! I hope you go Navy!
What about if u just join reserves and don’t do active duty first so we still get all of these benefits like what about TAMP
No not all of these benefits apply to New Accession Sailors aka people who join the Navy right off the street. I will be doing an updated Navy Reserve Benefits video soon. Be sure to stay tuned.
Can you please provide information of what the potential is for a Registered Nurse in the Navy Reserves. In my mind I’m thinking it would be great being in the Reserves as well as working the RN position at either a naval hospital or somewhere that also offers a pension such as Kaiser. Thank you
It could absolutely work.
I'm an ER nurse for 11yrs BSN tired of being in the Hospital can I still join the reserves ?
Sure. There's no guarantee you will have a job related to your work. Also, you must still meet other qualifications.
Theresa Shaw, I recommend meeting with an Officer Recruiter if you want the Nurse Corps in the Reserves. If so, you would have interviews with the unit you’d be attached to. I do know many nurses and even lawyers that have gone the enlisted route to have a different experience. The beauty of the Reserves is you meet so many different people working in different sectors. Great networking 😎
I have a question. I want to do some service in the navy and I also want to keep working on my acting career. Would the reserves be a good decision for the career I am working towards?
Kaia Kudrna, yes, but note that even as a Reservist you follow all Active rules. (UCMJ). Meaning say your acting gig is overseas in Venezuela. You technically need approval from the Navy when traveling and Venezuela is on the no-travel list for military members ( including Reserves).
@@LauraZorza oh, ok thanks.
Zanda Williams, you are correct. You drill two days per month, which is equal to 4-days of Active Duty pay. You are required to complete your two weeks of Annual Training (AT), which can be anywhere between 12-29 days per year. I always pushed my Sailors to max out at 29-days per year. One retirement point per day you drill. More points = more retirement $$.
***FYI - I was the SEL (Senior Enlisted Leader / Command Chief) for my unit. I was responsible for all aspects of 200+ Sailors, evaluations, advancement exams, awards, orders, training, etc.
Some NOSC (Navy Operational Support Center) have extra funding for Reservist to do additional training days. I had a few Sailors out of 200+ in my unit that completed extra days on what they call ADT (Active Duty for Training) orders. It is also rare for a Reservist to set their own schedule. You are there to be apart of the team, so you drill on the drill weekend with your unit. You must submit a special request chit to RESKED (reschedule). Occasionally, I would approve a RESKED, but the needs of the Navy always come first. I have some videos on the Reserves on my channel and will be making many more.
Zanda Williams, yes. The first contract for everyone that serves in all branches is “technically” 8-years. You do 4 or 5 years depending on the job you pick in the Reserves and then you either 1) re-enlist - OR - 2) you go IRR for the remaining years on your 8-year contract. IRR (Individual Ready Reserve) is when you no longer drill, but will be the first to be recalled to service IF we go to war.
Even if I switch from active duty with no break in service i have a time limit until I can access post 9/11 funds ?
No, those funds are always available as long as you meet the requirements.
Are there any videos for us NSP non prior service folks?
HI, sorry for the late response. I'm going through all of my comments. My goal is to definitely add more videos for NSP folks. What questions do you have?
If I join the reserves is there any way to help my parents? (Besides money)
@Patrick Cagney, if your parents income is less than one half of their living expense they can be added as a secondary dependent. Then under specific and narrow guidelines they may qualify for Tricare, plus you would receive dependent BAH when on mobilizations or orders 30-days or longer. I know of several veterans that have parents as their dependents, but as I mentioned the guidelines are specific and narrow to qualify 👍
can you discuss the benefits of education in the reserves? like how much money and support do u get for school?
Mia Valentina, Chapter 1606 is the Reserve GI Bill, which is only $392 per month for full-time students. You still pay for your tuition, books, living expenses. You need to commit to completing 6-years in the Reserves to use this benefit.
The Post 911 (Forever) GI Bill pays 100% of tuition, books, and living expenses; however, you need 36-months of Active Duty to receive 100% of this benefit. If you do 90-days up to 6-months on Active Duty orders you will qualify for 40% of this benefit; 6-months up to 12-months on Active Duty orders qualifies for 50% of this benefit, 12-18-months is 60%, etc.
NOTE: Your boot camp and A-School active duty time does NOT count until you do 24-months of Active a Duty orders elsewhere.
Tuition Assistance (TA) in the Navy Reserves - You must have 2-years Time-in-Service (TIS) before applying AND you MUST be on Active a Duty orders for 120-days or more.
@@LauraZorza For the Reserve GI Bill, is there a maximum allowance? If so and if I don't use it, does the benefit pass to my future child?
@@Kenndy16the Chapter 1606 (Reserve GI Bill) is currently $392 per month for full-time students. All GI Bills (Active Duty or Reserves) are 36-months. **There are ways to earn additional months, but not everyone qualifies.
The Post 911 GI Bill (Chapter 33) is the one you can transfer, not the Reserve (Chapter 1606) GI Bill. You need to have served at least 6-years and commit to another 4-years before before submitting a request.
@@LauraZorza so in other words it is better to go active duty if what we’re looking for is the education benefit from the get-go?
@@ga3444 yes 👍
Hi, I’m planning on joining the reserves soon & i want to know how is the pay?
Pay is based on rank and time in service. You get paid for the time that you are working with the Navy. You work for the weekend, you get paid for it. You work for the whole month, you get paid for it.
My question: do reservist get deployed for physical combat ?
Not exactly. They mobilize and go wherever is needed.
Does your debt or credit score matter if you join the reserve?
matt Guns n more As far as I know, it doesn’t
I have been thinking about joining the military my boyfriend and I are getting married soon and he’s in the navy and is it a good idea for me to go into navy reserve? are we still be able to be together? Live together?
@Emily Gisselle Millan, it’s much easier for you to serve when one is a Reservist. Reason being when he receives orders you just notify your NOSC that you are moving and change commands. Yes, there is more to the process, but you can go with him unless he has unaccompanied orders to his command. Also, you can then receive dual military benefits when you’re on Active Duty orders / mobilizations 👍
How long do I have to be an reservists until I start getting the benefits for education. ?
Being a reservist and using your education benefits have nothing to do with each other.
Watch this video of mine for more info on using your education benefits. ruclips.net/video/TA4wCFjQqns/видео.html
Can you request work more days for reserves? Its ofen?
Yes, you can request to gonon orders
can you speak in detail on Navy Reserve Tuition Assistance?
DFOX they don’t have any
The only way for a Reservist to get tuition assistance is by going on orders long enough for that benefit to become an option. 2 yr active order
what do you mean you can make it as 'part time or full time' as you want?
There are extra orders that you can get on. You can do the bare minimum (part time) or you can go on as many orders as you can (full time).
What about the VA home loan? How long you have to be in reserve to use it?
6-years unless you mobilize, then it is less.
You can do a ONE year deployment and you will qualify!
Stacy De Jesus, you only need 181-days of mobilization to qualify.
Even better!!! That’s what I was told but thanks Laura for clarifying that!
any maternity leave ? and how much a month do I make if I go one weekend per month ?
No maternity leave. The amount you get depends on time in service and rank.
So what happens if you become pregnant while being a Reservist?
Can you join if your on route to get your ged??
Yes
Do you qual with both rifle and pistol at RTC
Last I heard, no. Just pistol. Could be wrong.
Hello, so let’s say I’m a nurse and want to be in the reserves, does that mean we get paid separately...by the hospital we work for and the other by the navy?
If you work for the Navy, the Navy pays you.
Hey I have a question do navy reserve help with housing
Unfortunately no, not unless you are on active duty orders for longer than 30 days. That would allow you to have BAH.
can I work more than one weekend a month and two weeks per year?
ABSOLUTELY. You can volunteer as much as your heart desires. Lol up until you get close to retirement then they will stop you from going active. Thats like 16 years though.
Navy Reserve Benefit Advisors will you get paid for volunteer days or are they free?
Over It also curious about this
Can the navy help me pay for grad school?
After a mobilization yes, they'll pay for grad school
So VA disability is still ok to collect while going active reserves?
Yes. However you can not collect Reserve Pay and disability on the same day. You have to pick which one you want to receive. The NRC (formerly the NOSC) will have that document for you.
Much appreciated
Can you join the reserves without ever being active duty?
@AMomanHerMascara, yes, it would be a SELRES (Selected Reserve) contract 👍
@@LauraZorza can you further explain what that is exactly?
@@asia130, someone that enlists in the Reserves who has never served on Active Duty, joins under the NAT (New Accession Training) program. Here is the instruction with more information: www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/reference/milpersman/1000/1100Recruitinig/Documents/1133-090.pdf
There are two different types of Reservists: FTS (Full-Time Support), which are Reservists, BUT their entire contract is on Active Duty. Their purpose is to train and support Reservist. And then there are SELRES (Selected Reserves), which drill one weekend a month and 2-weeks per year (average of 62-days per year).
There are other acronyms / terms you will hear, but the KEY thing to know when signing a contract is SELRES (NAT Program).
EXAMPLE: I am currently working with four Sailors that “thought” they were going to boot camp, then A-School, and then returning home to be a “drilling Reservist” (SELRES) and live their civilian life. However, they are shocked to find out they have orders for 4-years and report to the Fleet. Reason is they signed an FTS contract.
Does the navy reserve cover medical expenses for having a baby?
The Navy Reserves has something called tricare reserves select, it's medical and dental for reservists and their families. It's much more affordable than most other medical insurance policies. I say most because Medicaid is free. It's why I Re-joined the Navy Reserves.
Than you for your quick response! I’ll definitely have to join then!
Hi I am 58 years old and I am a nurse can I join the reserves now ?? I never served in the military my regret Thank you for your service
No, I don't believe so.
@@NavyTransitionCoach hi my recruiter said that his PM said maybe. Do you think I might get a waiver??
@@andrissoble5230 I'm not sure. It doesn't hurt to try.
Can u join the navy reserve without prior service at all?
Yesss
Absolutely! What other questions do you have about serving in the Navy?
@@NavyTransitionCoach What is the shortest time u can serve in the navy reserve? And also would having scoliosis disqualify me from being able to join?
Thanks for the awesome video (and channel)!
I have a quick question. Not sure if this is the best place to ask, but I'll do it anyway:
How easy/feasible is it to transition from active reserves to IRR? Say, if you still have several years remaining on your initial AR contract, can you file a pg 13 to transition to IRR, or is that fake news?
Thanks for any insight!
Ben
Ben Kirkpatrick yes, you can put in a request at your NOSC
Can you be a reserve and working for the law enforcement??
Absolutely! Highly recommended
I just found out reserve qualify for BAH while being single with no dependent. Just FYI.
So if you go to boot camp and go reservist right off the bat you qualify for BAH??
@@yup.itsadilene9258 You sign up for Reservist before you go to the Bootcamp, not afterward. Make sure your contract said that. Make sure your recruiter knows that. You only qualify for a single BAH as Reservist if you qualify for one of the following conditions: (1) You own a property or your name is one of the owners of a real estate property. If you are not, consider having your family add your name in there before you sign any contract. (2) You have an existing non-expiring rental agreement. If your family or you rent a place, consider using your name in the rental contract instead. If your parents rent you a place in their house, you need to put it in the contract. I don't know anyone using parents' rental contracts as proof to claim a single BAH, but it makes sense to me. Please be aware that they might ask for the payment record if you choose option 2.
Health benefits open season...
And you can help fellow service men and women
Can you quit the navy reserve
No unless you’re discharged you have to serve your contract
what about the NYS Naval Militia?
Not the same BUT...if you serve time, they'll pay for your college with you giving them 2x the service.
I graduated from college and I want to join the navy reserves. I'm currently a teacher.
Go for it
Only thing that sucks u can use hospital clinic or dental on base
You can actually. You'll have to be on a non-priority list.
active duty is calculated day for day!
An US Navy reserve qualifies for VA housing loan after 6 years, right?
Correct, or 90 days active/mobilized, or discharge because of disability.
@@NavyTransitionCoach I talked to a US Navy recruiter, he told me that the US Navy reserve qualifies for the VA home loan right away after the bootcamp (physical training ~8 weeks) and job training (~2 months). I don't have to wait after 6 years. Am I being misinformed or the 6 years rule here applies to a different kind of reserve?
@@Kenndy16 Remember I also said “Or 90 days of active service”. If we do the math with the time that you gave it adds up to 90 days of active time.
@@NavyTransitionCoach Hi, another person on youtube said this "When you join the Reserves, you will attend basic training and military job school, but that time is called ADT or active duty for training. ADT does not count towards service requirements for veterans benefits." Was it true?
@@Kenndy16the Recruiter is incorrect. Boot camp and A/C School does not count towards the VA Home loan due to it being IADT (Initial Active Duty Training). You need to serve 6-years in the Reserves or be mobilized on orders for 90-days or more.
The army reserve could never!! Lol def going navy
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I wish I would have known about your RUclips page while I was in Japan I would have tried to contribute to the info. Hope all is well!
Hey, thanks. You still can. Soooo many people ask about FTS and its hard to explain because I don't know a ton about it. Also, I'm now in Georgia doing regular recruiting. I'd love to hear any info you have about it still. I hope all is well with you. 😊
Hi, you forgot the major parts of the benefits, which is the VA Home loan and blended retirement plan for the reserve.
Only after a certain number of active duty days
@@Sumdude11 I thought a reserve qualifies for VA home loan after serving 6 years.
Is that $218 per month?
Yes for a family
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Does the reserves provide basic housing allowance?
Yes, but only if you are on orders.
LegaspiPhamilyVLOGS, your standard two week AT is partial BAH known as Type II. Orders 30-days or more are full BAH, which is one reason Reservist make more than Active Duty when mobilized.
Can the navy help me get to NBA?
Actually their are leagues in the the Military that could help you in some way.
Don’t you have an obligation to work at least once a month plus 2 weeks a year in the reserves? How could you just say “nah I’m not coming into work”?
Yes, one weekend a month and 2 weeks a year. Because you have the USERRA Act that protects you from getting fired from your job while performing military duties, you can essentially (not literally) go perform military duties and say “I’m not coming into work” at the civilian job. Everything should be done with tact and order. I just have a colorful way to get my point across.
@@NavyTransitionCoach thanks for your response. Another question, in the navy reserves is it really only that day once a month and the two weeks that you have to serve, or are there more obligations that aren’t revealed until you join?
@@jaylove1931 Lol, the only obligation is the 1 weekend (Saturday and Sunday) per month and 2 weeks (14 days) per fiscal year (October to October). Now be aware that your name goes in a pot to be drawn for mobilization. It just means you’ll be working active duty for 6 to 9 months if they pick your name. This is all random. Some people never get their names drawn, some people volunteer, some people get picked more than once. Also, some units have their own deploying schedules which is something to be aware of.
I served six years and got out as an E5 in 2009. My outlook/opinion has always been that only civilians should consider reserves more than active duty staying in reserves after leaving active duty. Once youve served active duty time, whats the point of doing reserves?? Let the civilians have that. Dont be afraid to be a complete civilian after active duty.
I was AD and you couldn't have paid me to return back to full on active duty. Life sucked and I was able to control my own career in the Reserves.
Will the reserves help me pay for college
Yes
Sheily Delagdo, Chapter 1606 is the Reserve GI Bill, which is only $392 per month for full-time students. You still pay for your tuition, books, living expenses. You need to commit to completing 6-years in the Reserves to use this benefit.
The Post 911 (Forever) GI Bill pays 100% of tuition, books, and living expenses; however, you need 36-months of Active Duty to receive 100% of this benefit. If you do 90-days up to 6-months on Active Duty orders you will qualify for 40% of this benefit; 6-months up to 12-months on Active Duty orders qualifies for 50% of this benefit, 12-18-months is 60%, etc.
NOTE: Your boot camp and A-School active duty time does NOT count until you do 24-months of Active Duty orders elsewhere.
Tuition Assistance (TA) in the Navy Reserves - You must have 2-years Time-in-Service (TIS) before applying AND you MUST be on Active a Duty orders for 120-days or more.
@@LauraZorza I'm a senior in highschool right now and I'm looking into the navy, thank you for being so thorough.
I'm scared to go to bootcamp lol
Why? Lol Bootcamp isn't scary. It just helps you to shift your mindset.
Me too!! But I’m also looking forward to it.
Bootcamp is a joke. They yell and make you do exercises but what I learned was (1) listen, (2) shut up, and (3) follow directions. Do that and you'll be fine.
Wonder why she keep talking about dental & medical benefits thats great but where’s the REAL benefits
Because that's the most expensive monthly expense, if you actually have insurance. It was also my greatest struggle.
Navy Reserve Benefit Advisors exactly , and so many people don’t have or can’t afford it .
You can wear earrings in your uniform???
Yes. There are specific standards and restrictions but yes.
no you dont
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My wife is thinking to join the Navy but she is a little afraid of the boot camp
She will be fine. Bootcamp is nothing more than a team building experience.
Hi I been in the army for about 5 years and I’m thinking of joining the navy reserves🫡 this army life ain’t it
Go for it but understand that there is a learning curve.