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Finance is a an inverted branch so fewer requirements at the O1/O2 level then more requirements at the O3 level. DA PAM 600-3 specifically mentions having a degree in business or accounting and definitely seems they weigh more to accounting than what the VMI EC/BU program does (which is set you up for a MBA).
Oct 30, 2012. #3. kinnem, those slides describe Branching, but not Branch Detail, which is a completely separate process. Branch Detailiing is where the cadet's assigned Branch (e.g. Military Intelligence) loans the newly minted 2LT to one of the MFE Branches for Basic Officer Training and then first duty: (Infantry, Armor, Chemical, or Field ...
MI, Signal, AG, Chem Corps are a few of the branches that can have a detail. 3) Yes you can sign for both. One thing to remember is that if you sign an ADSO for a certain branch and when branching takes place you have a slot on the OML that allows you to get the branch without the ADSO, they will not charge you the ADSO. S.
2,935. Nov 23, 2011. #2. Branch detailing is a program where you pick a branch (not combat arms), but allows you to serve in a different branch (usually combat arms) for 2 to 4 years than going back to the branch you picked. The Army uses this program as some branches has bigger requriements to LTs and having combat arms experience allows ...
That Finance MP is significant, I think, because I don't think they give out many MP. I'm "old Army," too, so this is all pretty new to me (we just asked for active duty and put branch preferences in, and, IIRC, found out everything at the same time; there were no interviews, branch commandant rankings, etc.), but if Finance is his first choice, and they gave him a MP, I'd recommend he go for it.
284. Oct 26, 2018. #3. Medical Service Corps is on the list of branches you will compete for. As a Medical Service lieutenant every maneuver and fires battalion has a slot for the treatment platoon leader. Basically, you have a leader role to ensure the training and readiness of combat medics.
The BOLC is heavy with Math and Computer/Data networks. In general, the branch tends to attract enlisted soldiers who score better on the ASVAB, many with college degrees. They see it as a route for collecting Network Certifications and resume building for the civilian world.
Armor: 30% - 50%. Medical Specialist: 38% - 50%. Intelligence: 38% - 50%. Note: 20% in the complete OML might actually be 28% in the "Active Duty" OML, so make sure you make this mental conversion to the complete OML during your first three years.
77. Jun 6, 2020. #1. As of FY 2021 (1 Oct 20), upon graduation of Army IERW/IEFW the ADSO commitment is 10 years. This has been in the works for several years now. Finally coming to fruition on 3 Jun 20 by the Secretary of the Army (Ryan D. McCarthy). If you add on the commitment for BRADSO of 3 years, your total active duty time is between 14 ...
68. Dec 18, 2020. #1. I have not been able to find much current advice regarding competing for competitive branches, especially the Army placing a heavier emphasis on the TAB. I have a few questions with regards to branching infantry: 1. The one thing I heard was that if you are in the top 10% you can basically choose your branch, but I was ...