Reserves after hpsp

[theonlytycrane]

For those that got out after ADSO, were both the reserves and IRR an option?




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[WernickeDO]

For those that got out after ADSO, were both the reserves and IRR an option?




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Not out, but yes you can opt for the regular reserves if you like. Most docs don't do this, because reserve units do get deployed and it can make managing a medical practice difficult when you are whisked off to Suckistan for 12 months.

 

[Homunculus]

Not out, but yes you can opt for the regular reserves if you like. Most docs don't do this, because reserve units do get deployed and it can make managing a medical practice difficult when you are whisked off to Suckistan for 12 months.

actually I've met several people who leave to join the reserves or guard. I will likely be doing this. NG deployments are 90 days unless you are active guard or want a longer one. reserves is also 90 day policy with some exceptions. you also are protected from any deployments for 2 years after you transfer from AD.

army standard deployments are 9 months now. obviously this can change.

--your friendly neighborhood shopping for reserve/guard slots caveman

 

[theonlytycrane]

Thanks for the responses. I was also thinking that docs would have to make time for drilling every month as a member of the reserves, which may be tougher on the schedule.

It sounds like most go IRR and hope to silently fade away.

 

[DD214_DOC]

What are the actual details on the post-ADSO obligation?