active duty training. As far as when the requirements are most stringent, when you are transitioning. IE, trying to get a commission. Once you are in, they waiver almost anything. And you aren't enlisted, just be careful with the term. Enlisted refers to the petty officers/sergeants. You're an officer, not enlisted. It is solely semantics, but I thought I would warn you since it sound like you just didn't know. Your contract as an officer is open ended, meaning if you don't resign, you can continue working. The enlisted guys have to re-up whenever their contract is up. At their re-enlistment ceremony, you read their discharge papers and then give the oath of office. As officers we don't go through this, we sign contracts stating that we agree to serve for another five years for a certain bonus package, etc, and our resignation is under review by the secretary of defense, meaning you can try and quite if you and contractually bound but may be denied. Completely different set of rules, but you should know what you are getting into.
