Q: Military Re-enlistment
I am currently 48 years old and was an Army Warrant Officer discharged in 2011 with a General (Under Honorable Conditions) after 12 years of service. My Separation Code is JNC and RE: N/A. I did receive a GOMOR that was placed in my OMPF file. I have 2 other Honorable DD-214's while I was enlisted. There was also a Show Cause memorandum. The question I have is, what are the chances of me getting back in to any military branch of service. If I am able, can I go back in as enlisted or go back in as a Warrant Officer. Thank you in advance.
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A: As a former Army Warrant Officer, your chances of re-enlisting in the military will depend on various factors, including the specific requirements and needs of the branch you are interested in. While your General (Under Honorable Conditions) discharge and previous honorable service may work in your favor, the presence of a GOMOR and Show Cause memorandum could impact the decision. To determine your eligibility and explore options, it's best to contact a recruiter from the branch you wish to re-enlist with, as they can provide personalized guidance based on current policies and opportunities. Good luck on your re-enlistment journey!
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