Supply SC Feb 17 selection board

[13ad13boy85]

My packet was just submitted today by the processor for the next supply board. 11 yrs active 31yr.

 

[hewdawg83]

My packet was just submitted today by the processor for the next supply board. 11 yrs active 31yr.

What is your NEC or MOS? Just curious what your background is. Good luck, BTW.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

I kinda mentioned the same thing to my OR, however, he said that a waiver was possible. We shall see. Not sure why there is a waiver, unless its due to the career pipeline expectations.

He's a Supply Officer by trade as well.

Most recent Program Authorization attached. You must commission before turning 31. Read item 4C.

 

[hewdawg83]

Most recent Program Authorization attached. You must commission before turning 31. Read item 4C.

Roger that. Won't be the first time a recruiter let me down in my career, LOL!

 

[13ad13boy85]

What is your NEC or MOS? Just curious what your background is. Good luck, BTW.

MOS 51C. DAWIA Level 2 Contracting. I have an extensive background in the Logistics/Contracting field. My gpa and oar are on the lower side 3.1 and 45. Hoping my experience, evals, and letters from MG, BG, and COL will help offset. Thanks, same to you.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Roger that. Won't be the first time a recruiter let me down in my career, LOL!

Before this most recent PA coming out, the age limit was extended beyond 31 for active duty.

 

[13ad13boy85]

Most recent Program Authorization attached. You must commission before turning 31. Read item 4C.

I have an approved waiver so I'm not sure if there has been an additional memo since June.

 

[hewdawg83]

I have an approved waiver so I'm not sure if there has been an additional memo since June.

Now you all are playing with my emotions! LOL! One thing I've learned in service, take everything as it comes and worse thing anyone can tell you is "no". Heck, I've taught many active duty enlisted Marines and those senior in my chain of command this process of applying for a commission in a different service. Many didn't think it was possible. With a little research and the attitude of 'the worse thing I get out of this is a no' I've shown to many that people are not stuck in the status quo and that career alternatives exist.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

I have an approved waiver so I'm not sure if there has been an additional memo since June.

You probably have an age waiver request letter signed by an NRD CO. Actual waivers aren't reviewed and approved until the Supply Board convenes.

 

[13ad13boy85]

Now you all are playing with my emotions! LOL! One thing I've learned in service, take everything as it comes and worse thing anyone can tell you is "no". Heck, I've taught many active duty enlisted Marines and those senior in my chain of command this process of applying for a commission in a different service. Many didn't think it was possible. With a little research and the attitude of 'the worse thing I get out of this is a no' I've shown to many that people are not stuck in the status quo and that career alternatives exist.

Agreed!

 

[13ad13boy85]

You probably have an age waiver request letter signed by an NRD CO. Actual waivers aren't reviewed and approved until the Supply Board convenes.

What documents does the board review?

 

[TMarsh]

I have an approved waiver so I'm not sure if there has been an additional memo since June.

I turn 31 in October. My OR told me that I have until July to be at OCS or I'll age out.

 

[greenbacks911]

I submitted for Supply / AMDO yesterday, best of luck to all applicants. Thank you everyone for keeping the information flowing.

 

[13ad13boy85]

I turn 31 in October. My OR told me that I have until July to be at OCS or I'll age out.

Are you prior service?

 

[13ad13boy85]

I submitted for Supply / AMDO yesterday, best of luck to all applicants. Thank you everyone for keeping the information flowing.

Good luck to you!