OMG!! I used to watch Matt ward back in December when I was joining, I have now finished BCT/ AIT and I am now a month away from my first deployment !!! Thanks for all the advice it payed off !!
I was national guard for 6 years and then switched to active and I’m still active. I only had one deployment I almost went on to Afghanistan back in 2011 but then it was cancelled. Other than that the opportunity to deploy just never came up again yet.
Dude, what you said has helped a ton, I’m on holiday leave but when I return I have 1 week of blue phase before my 4 weeks of 12B training. Cheers dude
Video suggestion: Best Army Schools for the Reserves. I am currently in the reserves. I don’t have much of an idea of how to attend schools/ how slots work. Nice video Matt!
If you can talk with your units Readiness NCO, suggest you would like to organize or clean up the dispatches. Not on paper as much as they use to be. but if you can talk to the admin people you can look through regulations and SOP TO&E it you can help yourself eventually.
Took 5 years for me to finally deploy. Yes it was in Kuwait with a site visit to Iraq for a week but still technically a deployment just not a combat deployment as I am a POG. I've been in 6 and a half years now.
No because he’s just a youtuber. He’s not a soldier. He’s a weekend warrior. All he talks about is him choosing. Real soldiers don’t choose, we are told.
As of 2022 I’m 22 been in for 3 years and been to 3 continents and countless countries and a deployment. Active duty Infantry deploys. You have less of a chance of deploying if you work a desk job like Matt(no shame). If you want to deploy go get an 11b airborne. Paratroopers don’t die they just slip away. AATW
Hey Matt, talking to a recruiter on Thursday, I have a few questions. The main one, what's the benefit of deployment? I have a family and the army is offering great benefits for myself as well as them. Is it going to be worth leaving them for (x) amount of time?
Skill level=E4 and below 10. E-5= 20. E-6=30 E-7=40, etc. So, if the requirement say s 25B30, looking for an E-6, however, if someone is E-5P in that field they can get on the list.
Any reserve mobilization over 29,000 deducts from Army end strength. At least during “peace time”. This in effect limits reserve/guard deployment to 29,000. The Army Reserve/National Guard is around 550,000. Deployments are usually one year. So statistically, absent another Iraq or Afghanistan war, chances of being deployed, probably once during a 20 year career. Of course some units deploy more often. Others less. It’s a simple mathematical equation. With deployment schedule, most units won’t be deployed during a 4 or 5 year cycle. Again do the math.
Lol agreed I was deployed twice to Iraq and life was so great lmao. People who want to deploy will most likely never want to ever there first unless your ass is air force or navy.
If your national guard/reserve....its easy to "volunteer" for deployment without using mobcop/tour of duty (hint: it sucks)...anyways what you need to do is google units that are deploying or getting ready to deploy, or call your buddies from basic/ait...then you need to talk to that state's/unit's recruiter and ask to transfer to that unit to deploy...it work almost every time...as long as your GREEN on everything and you contact them early (not too early,unless you want to do drills with that unit prior) but also not to late
Since you would most likely be going to Latin America, wouldn't you just be stationed at a base rather than be deployed? I am not sure if I am correct, but civil affairs reserves are not considered special operations, only active duty. I think they perform very similar tasks though.
I think they’re still special operations, they were just transferred from SOCCOM, not sure why they wouldn’t be the same category, they do the same thing.
@@jaketaylor2923 My reasoning behind this is because CAs in the reserves have only a 13 week AIT, while the active duty CAs have 6 months training and a rigorous selection process.
When have Reserve units started deploying per unit? National Guard units are stood up and deployed as a unit but, individual need has always been the SOP for Reserve. Individuals are deployed in the NG too but that is normally upon request unless you're SOF.
I leave in 5 days, for alot of us that go to BTC alone you should do a short video explaining how battle buddies are assigned and if you even get to see them after basic.
You will rarely if ever hear that term outside Basic, well, unless it's in passing or a joke. It can be completely random, normally closest bunk mate, but it can be whoever you are assigned. One DI had everyone find a BB on their own. It was the funniest scene I ever saw. They were fumbling over each other to figure out who was going to be with who. In the end the DI assigned them anyway. lol
@@bruceleealmighty i already did 7 weeks of basic im back now for holiday block leave ans basic training has been all mental, the field sucks big balls other than that we vibin
@@itsBearyBrian I should have looked at the date. You know the drill. Sure you found a suitable BB. Probably wont see them at AIT so get all the info you can now. I'm retired 25 years service and still get training buddies contacting me.
25N Nodal Network Systems Operators-Maintainer Have you looked it up at all? Essentially a telephone service technician. A lot more WiFi than there use to be, but there is still laying wire for post services. Learn to put up and climb poles. The view is great from up there.
@@ronny8537 OK, The standard: SOF is 6 months on 6 months off (The 6 months off just means stateside, including training) Combat Arms (General) is one step away from that 6 mths on 6-9 mths off, Normally 3-6 months training Combat Support the next step 4-6 mnth on 6-9 mnths off. again 3-6 months training Combat Service Support 3-6 mnth on 6-12 mnths off again 3-6 months training Normally you would think that a Nodal Network would be in a very rear part of the military. Normal is anything but normal anymore. The above numbers are general TO&E and readiness standards for the Army. But, it's funny how some units never seem to be deployed. Depending on your preference you may find yourself slotted in a position that is going absolutely nowhere, not because your abilities are lacking but your unit isn't going anywhere unless the entire earth is at war. No matter what you hear from those that say get along to go along and don't volunteer, you will not advance unless you do. Make sure you do your duty and research Regulations regarding your MOS and your unit SOP. Be ready to cite any differences an inspection insists you've done something outside standards, Be sure to cover yourself with regulations. Be the unit lawyer if you will. So, to answer your question as directly as I can. If your unit is up to standard and deployable. Normal non critical 25N will be Combat Service Support (CSS). On the occasion that the unit may be forward then you can enjoy Combat Support (CS) status. Actually often more advancement opportunities for those that take these positions.
Well, that’s not true either regarding deployment. Half of my AIT class including myself is deploying right after coming out, with me being already deployed in second month.
Thanks for all your videos super helpful.. I’m still trying to decide if I want to go for enlisted or officer.. I have a bachelors degree in medical sonography. I want to continue in the medical field. Currently in the process of tattoo laser removal in order to join I have to remove a neck tattoo. 😑
Could you do a series where you get on discord/zoom with MOS's and they describe what their job is actually like in the army? could be very useful for new guys coming in and looking for an MOS and i imagine thats a lot of your audience
Hey Matt! So I’m a senior and I’m looking at enlisting to help pay for school.... the job I really want to do is a 56M or an Assistant Chaplain... do you have any idea of how often that might deploy as a reservist? I’ve already been through MEPS and just waiting to sign! Thanks Matt!
Do a video on when the last time you was drug tested/ how often you get drug tested. Information can be just for reserves or that and active duty. Please? First time commenting.
They do random drug tests whenever Command gets a wild hair. Especially when a certain Political Party is in control and is reducing the force to pay off the deficit. Trust me. I've been there.
It can be random, if by random you mean if someone in the unit is booted because of bad conduct the commander is highly likely to do an unscheduled test. They can test everyone, or test random individuals (and by random I mean specific people suspected of breach). I'm a strict no alcohol, carbonation, or caffeine person. (Retired 25 years service) a few of the guys like me. Total 'Teetotalers' all were RANDOMly tested on a regular basis. Sure looked good on report after we were tested though. HA!
Burnt Butter Bar. I was ever only called that once. I thought it was a fluke. That is hilarious. You need some time in your job, SFAB is waiting. Fast track promotion and generally one deployment. If you pick up Korean you could be there by graduation. Ha!
The least is 2 months normally but almost always back before a year is up, if the job and need is required. Normally you have at least a year off or as long out of country as you were in off, mostly training to go back.
I will be happy if I achieve the rank of Captain. I will be satisfied if I achieve SSG or SGT. But my main goal is to achieve the Captain rank. I must have irritated my recruiter the first time around with that. She whipped around and told me that there’s no way I could achieve that rank in one contract.
If you’ve been tapped for deployment with your unit, then it’s likely your request could get turned down. You can still file the paperwork, but there’s little guarantee it will be granted.
I concur. You don't want to avoid a deployment once the ball is rolling. Everything from time of notice to deployment is meant to get ready. They still have Castling but I don't know if you can find someone that wants your slot when it usually isn't with the unit they were originally with.
Hey Matt. Love your content. I’m currently 15 and going through JROTC. I want to become a signal officer as well, and you have taught me so much about the army (including angry cops) But, I’m planning on joinin the army when I’m 17, moms a little mad, but I got my dad on my side at least so there’s that. I have one question for you. I am 6 foot 5 right now and will most likely be around 6 foot 8 when I’m 17, do tall people commonly get in the army or is it harder? Because I’m in the right Weight range to join if I’m 6 foot 5 I’m currently 170 lbs.
I graduated basic a little over a month ago. Dont worry about your height. There was a guy who was in my platoon who was 6'7 and was fine. Another guy who was in bravo company (I was alpha company) was over 7'. Height doesn't matter if you're not really going for a combat mos
Nowadays reserve and army National Guard deployments are usually under or around 12 months. If they keep you longer than 12 months they have to increase your pay by a pretty significant margin so they try to have you home prior to the year mark. More often than not, they run around 11 months.
Wait so what exactly is a staff officer? I can kinda see why you are one (cuz you’re a signal officer in a civil affairs unit) but what does a staff officer do exactly? (If you know)
Make sure the Battalion has Signal Support: equipment, maintenance, supplies (Expendables), etc. Staff Officers make sure that their units have what they need, and they make sure the Paperwork (the Army loves it) is completed to track all that stuff. It sounds boring but it's absolutely necessary in every Battalion in the Army.
Could you make a video saying you are NOT the man that multiple women are talking to and dating online son they stop sending scammers using your photos money. I keep trying to stop these women but they are not listening
Izaiah_so_wavy you fail to realize Army Reservists are standby, but it doesn’t mean they don’t get deployed because they do... sometimes after AIT or whatever other training. For example, Combat Engineers.
You probably won't answer this but... I am 17, female and I want to join the Marines or Army but I don't know what to chose. Also If you are 17 do they spit you up into age groups or do you all train together? Help me out... Thank you for your service and time :)
You all train together. Age does not matter. I'm not sure about gender wise. The military has changed so much since I've been out I have no idea on that anymore. No females were allowed in combat MOSs back then so it was all males. But that has changed now.
@@jaketaylor2923 he’s using the Corps as a way of promoting, there’s nothing wrong with that. Which gave him a head start in life after EAS but, one thing that I disagree with him is by using his channel to promote bs stuff. To those high school kids charging them $100 of dollars when they can literally get it for free from their recruiters by showing to their workout twice a week.
As the leader of my platoon I talked to them everyday. But it wasn't really a conversation. The most "normal" that I talked to them was when my head DS was training me for the soldier of the cycle board at the end of basic. Some DS may be more friendly though.
You are on here telling people about the army you are a reservist #1 and with that being said 6 years reserve time maybe 14 months active maybe maybe dude. It irritates me guys get on here and tell kids about the army and you know nothing about the army and your on here monitizing it!!! And your a paper pusher!! Ntc and jrtc certifies the unit for combat!! Lastly if you have people in your unit that you know can't deploy their paperwork needs to be started they need to be chaptered
BLUF: DO NOT FOLLOW THIS GUY'S ADVICE! This is a RUclips channel, not a place to learn about the military You have been in 5.5 years and you just finished BOLC in 2019 (4.5 years in)? Ugh. You're an S-6 OIC with a year out of BOLC? You S-6 Soldiers are probably wondering why it took so long and question your leadership. How to Deploy: 1. Unit is deployed 2. You're individually selected to fill a deployment 3. You volunteer and are approved to deploy with a deploying unit. Civil affairs is under USACAPOC but is not Special Forces. Why do you have unit patches of units you've never been in? You know nothing about deployability. Do not give random statistics and whether or not units are "up to the task". You get orders, you deploy, you go home. You don't prove you're able to do the job until you are at the mob site, already on order, and complete the equivalent of a situational training exercise. Don't be surprised if the IG has a few questions for you after seeing these RUclips videos.
@@jaketaylor2923 yeah but after 10 years.. that training goes away.. that's how the brain works.. you can't stay good at something you don't do and drill 1 weekend every month.. ain't gonna cut it dude.. common sense.
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OMG!! I used to watch Matt ward back in December when I was joining, I have now finished BCT/ AIT and I am now a month away from my first deployment !!! Thanks for all the advice it payed off !!
Where did u deploy?
@@agtkilo03 România and now i am back and just got promoted 🥳
How's life going now?
I’ve been in for ten years and no deployments either.
Are you reserves or active duty?
How’d you miss Afghanistan and Iraq
I was national guard for 6 years and then switched to active and I’m still active. I only had one deployment I almost went on to Afghanistan back in 2011 but then it was cancelled. Other than that the opportunity to deploy just never came up again yet.
What’s your mos?
94E was my first then 11B for two years and now 13J.
Dude, what you said has helped a ton, I’m on holiday leave but when I return I have 1 week of blue phase before my 4 weeks of 12B training. Cheers dude
Video suggestion: Best Army Schools for the Reserves.
I am currently in the reserves. I don’t have much of an idea of how to attend schools/ how slots work.
Nice video Matt!
If you can talk with your units Readiness NCO, suggest you would like to organize or clean up the dispatches. Not on paper as much as they use to be. but if you can talk to the admin people you can look through regulations and SOP TO&E it you can help yourself eventually.
Took 5 years for me to finally deploy. Yes it was in Kuwait with a site visit to Iraq for a week but still technically a deployment just not a combat deployment as I am a POG. I've been in 6 and a half years now.
Nothing wrong with being a POG
Not in school right now, I swear.
hahahaha
sameee
Yesss
Is that a thing? You can miss a deployment if in school?
YouReallyDontKnow if it’s in your contract yes.
Have you looked on tour of duty? I've heard of people finding deployments with other units. Hopefully I can go overseas when Im done with training.
No because he’s just a youtuber. He’s not a soldier. He’s a weekend warrior. All he talks about is him choosing. Real soldiers don’t choose, we are told.
@@pimpc8804 I mean he is in the army...
@@yaboikillermemestar5665 reserves* big difference
@@pimpc8804 Volunteer forces are known to be more successful.
I was gonna join the reserves but meh never mind am going active
As of 2022 I’m 22 been in for 3 years and been to 3 continents and countless countries and a deployment. Active duty Infantry deploys. You have less of a chance of deploying if you work a desk job like Matt(no shame). If you want to deploy go get an 11b airborne. Paratroopers don’t die they just slip away. AATW
I planned to join 11B Infantry in 2021.
Planned, so you aren’t going to anymore?
Damn some people been in for several without any deployments while I’m national guard just came back from osut and deploying in February lmao
You either requested, not a bad thing, or your job is essential. also not a bad thing. 18s were turned around every other year.
Been the the Reserves for 9 years. No deployments and can't even go to any specialized schools. Thinking about going active.
Mr. Matt Ward God bless you and your service to our great republic and what she stands for.. and any and all service men and women.. thank you...
Hey Matt, talking to a recruiter on Thursday, I have a few questions. The main one, what's the benefit of deployment? I have a family and the army is offering great benefits for myself as well as them. Is it going to be worth leaving them for (x) amount of time?
Skill level=E4 and below 10. E-5= 20. E-6=30 E-7=40, etc. So, if the requirement say s 25B30, looking for an E-6, however, if someone is E-5P in that field they can get on the list.
Any reserve mobilization over 29,000 deducts from Army end strength. At least during “peace time”. This in effect limits reserve/guard deployment to 29,000. The Army Reserve/National Guard is around 550,000. Deployments are usually one year. So statistically, absent another Iraq or Afghanistan war, chances of being deployed, probably once during a 20 year career. Of course some units deploy more often. Others less. It’s a simple mathematical equation. With deployment schedule, most units won’t be deployed during a 4 or 5 year cycle. Again do the math.
Have fun at home till you get deployed Matt
Lol agreed I was deployed twice to Iraq and life was so great lmao. People who want to deploy will most likely never want to ever there first unless your ass is air force or navy.
I’m sure HRC can make the necessary adjustments for you to transition to RA status so you can have a better chance of deploying.
my ship date was today but i was a few pounds over and got pushed back.
my weight is pushing it and i leave monday lmao
Did you make it?
If your national guard/reserve....its easy to "volunteer" for deployment without using mobcop/tour of duty (hint: it sucks)...anyways what you need to do is google units that are deploying or getting ready to deploy, or call your buddies from basic/ait...then you need to talk to that state's/unit's recruiter and ask to transfer to that unit to deploy...it work almost every time...as long as your GREEN on everything and you contact them early (not too early,unless you want to do drills with that unit prior) but also not to late
But then you loose your slot back at home
Since you would most likely be going to Latin America, wouldn't you just be stationed at a base rather than be deployed?
I am not sure if I am correct, but civil affairs reserves are not considered special operations, only active duty. I think they perform very similar tasks though.
I think they’re still special operations, they were just transferred from SOCCOM, not sure why they wouldn’t be the same category, they do the same thing.
@@jaketaylor2923
My reasoning behind this is because CAs in the reserves have only a 13 week AIT, while the active duty CAs have 6 months training and a rigorous selection process.
When have Reserve units started deploying per unit? National Guard units are stood up and deployed as a unit but, individual need has always been the SOP for Reserve. Individuals are deployed in the NG too but that is normally upon request unless you're SOF.
I leave in 5 days, for alot of us that go to BTC alone you should do a short video explaining how battle buddies are assigned and if you even get to see them after basic.
You will rarely if ever hear that term outside Basic, well, unless it's in passing or a joke. It can be completely random, normally closest bunk mate, but it can be whoever you are assigned. One DI had everyone find a BB on their own. It was the funniest scene I ever saw. They were fumbling over each other to figure out who was going to be with who. In the end the DI assigned them anyway. lol
@@bruceleealmighty i already did 7 weeks of basic im back now for holiday block leave ans basic training has been all mental, the field sucks big balls other than that we vibin
@@itsBearyBrian I should have looked at the date. You know the drill. Sure you found a suitable BB. Probably wont see them at AIT so get all the info you can now. I'm retired 25 years service and still get training buddies contacting me.
@@bruceleealmighty sadly im combat MOS haha 19k so we have 22 weeks osut with ait including so we arent leaving "training" for a while
@@itsBearyBrian HooAh! Roger that, Hang in there.
Happy Monday Matt!
Also, if not going through HRC to transition to RA status, you could always be reassigned to HHC, 335th SC wheee they do DET rotations every year.
Going to basic training on October 26th!
Same here fort sill OK
Good luck guys!!
Thanks Sara!
Same , ft jackson
Sarah Jessop thanks
Leaving nov 2 active duty 25 n!!
Do you know anything about what specifically 25 November does I have a pretty good idea but not a lot of details out there
25N Nodal Network Systems Operators-Maintainer Have you looked it up at all?
Essentially a telephone service technician. A lot more WiFi than there use to be, but there is still laying wire for post services. Learn to put up and climb poles. The view is great from up there.
@@bruceleealmighty I'm looking in to this MOS right now! I was wondering how often you deploy overseas? Thanks for any help!
@@ronny8537 OK, The standard:
SOF is 6 months on 6 months off (The 6 months off just means stateside, including training)
Combat Arms (General) is one step away from that 6 mths on 6-9 mths off, Normally 3-6 months training
Combat Support the next step 4-6 mnth on 6-9 mnths off. again 3-6 months training
Combat Service Support 3-6 mnth on 6-12 mnths off again 3-6 months training
Normally you would think that a Nodal Network would be in a very rear part of the military. Normal is anything but normal anymore. The above numbers are general TO&E and readiness standards for the Army. But, it's funny how some units never seem to be deployed. Depending on your preference you may find yourself slotted in a position that is going absolutely nowhere, not because your abilities are lacking but your unit isn't going anywhere unless the entire earth is at war. No matter what you hear from those that say get along to go along and don't volunteer, you will not advance unless you do. Make sure you do your duty and research Regulations regarding your MOS and your unit SOP. Be ready to cite any differences an inspection insists you've done something outside standards, Be sure to cover yourself with regulations. Be the unit lawyer if you will.
So, to answer your question as directly as I can. If your unit is up to standard and deployable. Normal non critical 25N will be Combat Service Support (CSS). On the occasion that the unit may be forward then you can enjoy Combat Support (CS) status. Actually often more advancement opportunities for those that take these positions.
Well, that’s not true either regarding deployment. Half of my AIT class including myself is deploying right after coming out, with me being already deployed in second month.
Cool.
I'm Active CA. In language school right now.
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Thanks for all your videos super helpful.. I’m still trying to decide if I want to go for enlisted or officer.. I have a bachelors degree in medical sonography. I want to continue in the medical field. Currently in the process of tattoo laser removal in order to join I have to remove a neck tattoo. 😑
Hello Matt ward I want to ask you a serious question if you see this comment.
I am in the army I am deployed now I am glade
Could you do a series where you get on discord/zoom with MOS's and they describe what their job is actually like in the army? could be very useful for new guys coming in and looking for an MOS and i imagine thats a lot of your audience
i wish i knew that was a thing before picking an MOS wtf
Hey Matt! So I’m a senior and I’m looking at enlisting to help pay for school.... the job I really want to do is a 56M or an Assistant Chaplain... do you have any idea of how often that might deploy as a reservist? I’ve already been through MEPS and just waiting to sign! Thanks Matt!
However often the chaplain deploys, it depends on your unit 100%.
hey can you make a video addressing the new army combat fitness test and show us how to do them?
Need to make a video on how to reclass and benefits on it
Do a video on when the last time you was drug tested/ how often you get drug tested. Information can be just for reserves or that and active duty. Please? First time commenting.
They do random drug tests whenever Command gets a wild hair. Especially when a certain Political Party is in control and is reducing the force to pay off the deficit. Trust me. I've been there.
Mr. K.I.S.S Yeah I heard it’s random and you never really know. I was trying to gauge his personal experience as well.
It can be random, if by random you mean if someone in the unit is booted because of bad conduct the commander is highly likely to do an unscheduled test. They can test everyone, or test random individuals (and by random I mean specific people suspected of breach). I'm a strict no alcohol, carbonation, or caffeine person. (Retired 25 years service) a few of the guys like me. Total 'Teetotalers' all were RANDOMly tested on a regular basis. Sure looked good on report after we were tested though. HA!
Burnt Butter Bar. I was ever only called that once. I thought it was a fluke. That is hilarious. You need some time in your job, SFAB is waiting. Fast track promotion and generally one deployment. If you pick up Korean you could be there by graduation. Ha!
Anyone else goin to FT Benning on 10/26? Training beginning 11/6?
There are boards for this. You might want to do a little searching.
Is that a fort wainwright patch above his head to the left? I thought it was less of a straight curve on the sides
Going to basic in about a month
Should’ve chosen the marine corps
Alex M why
Good luck brother! Going to MEPS in a couple weeks for Marine Corps, but can't ship out until February. Just turned 17 and gonna go for it
Alex M why
my name is eric the army is weaksauce
When on reserve, how long can you deploy?
10 months generally
The least is 2 months normally but almost always back before a year is up, if the job and need is required. Normally you have at least a year off or as long out of country as you were in off, mostly training to go back.
Where are you Matt?
I will be happy if I achieve the rank of Captain. I will be satisfied if I achieve SSG or SGT. But my main goal is to achieve the Captain rank. I must have irritated my recruiter the first time around with that. She whipped around and told me that there’s no way I could achieve that rank in one contract.
Well duh. That’s why if you want it that bad, do it until you reach it.
My reserves unit is also a civil affairs unit !
if you're in that 9 month pre-deployment time-frame, can you still transfer units or are you locked in?
If you’ve been tapped for deployment with your unit, then it’s likely your request could get turned down. You can still file the paperwork, but there’s little guarantee it will be granted.
I concur. You don't want to avoid a deployment once the ball is rolling. Everything from time of notice to deployment is meant to get ready. They still have Castling but I don't know if you can find someone that wants your slot when it usually isn't with the unit they were originally with.
Hey Matt. Love your content. I’m currently 15 and going through JROTC. I want to become a signal officer as well, and you have taught me so much about the army (including angry cops) But, I’m planning on joinin the army when I’m 17, moms a little mad, but I got my dad on my side at least so there’s that. I have one question for you. I am 6 foot 5 right now and will most likely be around 6 foot 8 when I’m 17, do tall people commonly get in the army or is it harder? Because I’m in the right Weight range to join if I’m 6 foot 5 I’m currently 170 lbs.
I graduated basic a little over a month ago. Dont worry about your height. There was a guy who was in my platoon who was 6'7 and was fine. Another guy who was in bravo company (I was alpha company) was over 7'. Height doesn't matter if you're not really going for a combat mos
God God alright thx lad, apprectiate it
From your perspective, how long is the average Army Reserve deployments, e.g., 12-15 months?
Nowadays reserve and army National Guard deployments are usually under or around 12 months. If they keep you longer than 12 months they have to increase your pay by a pretty significant margin so they try to have you home prior to the year mark. More often than not, they run around 11 months.
You definitely need a Korean air defense patch up there haha
Can you do more than 1 mos? There is a few I like and want to go into
No, but you can transfer mos’s. You can only have one at a time.
Have you considered switching to active?
What officer MOS do the emails request the most?
I got a question , do you get paid while in army basic training ? If so what’s the amount estimate?
Yes and it depends on your rate
Is deployment a choice?? Why would ppl want to deploy?
Going to basic in 20 days 🇺🇸
Wait so what exactly is a staff officer? I can kinda see why you are one (cuz you’re a signal officer in a civil affairs unit) but what does a staff officer do exactly? (If you know)
Make sure the Battalion has Signal Support: equipment, maintenance, supplies (Expendables), etc. Staff Officers make sure that their units have what they need, and they make sure the Paperwork (the Army loves it) is completed to track all that stuff. It sounds boring but it's absolutely necessary in every Battalion in the Army.
Can you still join the army if you have a heart surgery 4years before?
No.
Could you make a video saying you are NOT the man that multiple women are talking to and dating online son they stop sending scammers using your photos money. I keep trying to stop these women but they are not listening
I hope to never deploy in the reserves
“Reservists are civilians who like to dress up and pretend they’re in the military”-DWK videos
tell that to the reservists that get killed while deployed
Izaiah_so_wavy you fail to realize Army Reservists are standby, but it doesn’t mean they don’t get deployed because they do... sometimes after AIT or whatever other training. For example, Combat Engineers.
WHAT COLOR WAS THE BOARD BOYS!
Alfonzo Williams you failed to see the humor from which I quoted this from a navy corpsman . Enjoy the humor and go on about your day
Andre's that’s literally impossible and why you gotta take a negative look on this joke? Why can’t you just enjoy the humor and move on
can you ask to get deployed?
I need to get in contact to matt ward.
Are you a 2nd lieutenant? Just wondering haha
Maybe you're lucky Matt with training not just also pandemic affect the deployment as well.
You probably won't answer this but... I am 17, female and I want to join the Marines or Army but I don't know what to chose. Also If you are 17 do they spit you up into age groups or do you all train together? Help me out... Thank you for your service and time :)
You all train together. Age does not matter. I'm not sure about gender wise. The military has changed so much since I've been out I have no idea on that anymore. No females were allowed in combat MOSs back then so it was all males. But that has changed now.
GO, AIR, FORCE, OR, GO, OFFICER, ROUTE - prior enlisted Marine.
What's your height bro
Then you're lucky.
6 years no deployment lmao that’s tough .......
Do you know any Marine youtubers
Nava used to do marine stuff
@@jaketaylor2923 he’s using the Corps as a way of promoting, there’s nothing wrong with that. Which gave him a head start in life after EAS but, one thing that I disagree with him is by using his channel to promote bs stuff. To those high school kids charging them $100 of dollars when they can literally get it for free from their recruiters by showing to their workout twice a week.
I love hering or story baby I love ❤❤❤
I’ll trade you
At any point in training do you and the drill Sargent have a normal conversation
As the leader of my platoon I talked to them everyday. But it wasn't really a conversation. The most "normal" that I talked to them was when my head DS was training me for the soldier of the cycle board at the end of basic. Some DS may be more friendly though.
Cause you're a POG!😂 Just kidding...
😂 LMAO. I was thinking the same thing.
It's all good though. I like listening to army talk no matter the MOS, brings back memories.
Did I miss something? Why does Matt have a black eye?
My partner James ward is in Afghanistan he has a Commander what's that mean he's busy
Nah man 🗣
Lucky you, Afghanistan is over (for now)
can almost guarantee matt is deployed now that biden is in
Civil affairs isn't sf this dude an LT that should tell you enough lol
Civil Affairs is part of SOCOM so they’re special operations, but not special forces. Also, he was prior enlisted before commissioning
Sup
Matt’s a POG
Lmfaooo!!
Okay Rambo.
Matt's a POG lol
Yepp So is 97% of the Army lol
Matt Ward pog’s make the machine work
You are on here telling people about the army you are a reservist #1 and with that being said 6 years reserve time maybe 14 months active maybe maybe dude. It irritates me guys get on here and tell kids about the army and you know nothing about the army and your on here monitizing it!!! And your a paper pusher!! Ntc and jrtc certifies the unit for combat!! Lastly if you have people in your unit that you know can't deploy their paperwork needs to be started they need to be chaptered
BLUF: DO NOT FOLLOW THIS GUY'S ADVICE! This is a RUclips channel, not a place to learn about the military
You have been in 5.5 years and you just finished BOLC in 2019 (4.5 years in)? Ugh. You're an S-6 OIC with a year out of BOLC? You S-6 Soldiers are probably wondering why it took so long and question your leadership.
How to Deploy:
1. Unit is deployed
2. You're individually selected to fill a deployment
3. You volunteer and are approved to deploy with a deploying unit.
Civil affairs is under USACAPOC but is not Special Forces.
Why do you have unit patches of units you've never been in?
You know nothing about deployability. Do not give random statistics and whether or not units are "up to the task". You get orders, you deploy, you go home. You don't prove you're able to do the job until you are at the mob site, already on order, and complete the equivalent of a situational training exercise.
Don't be surprised if the IG has a few questions for you after seeing these RUclips videos.
I guess that explains why this goober stopped posting hahah!
Am i first...:333
Yes
does it really matter?
Bro that facial hair has gotta go. Keep and grow the stash instead.
You haven't deployed bc you're a reserve.... kinda simple.
I'm in the reserves I deploying right now.
Reserves deploy dude, idk where you get your information
@@jaketaylor2923 with what training?
LionRS2014 reserves get the same training as active duty, they go to basic, AIT, have schools, not sure what you mean.
@@jaketaylor2923 yeah but after 10 years.. that training goes away.. that's how the brain works.. you can't stay good at something you don't do and drill 1 weekend every month.. ain't gonna cut it dude.. common sense.