Reserve HM in GA?

[FlyNavy]

Originally Posted by Scubasteve0719;58786Anyway still curious about GA specifically.[/I

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Anyway thanks again.

Hey Steve!

You would be assigned to your nearest NOSC. Your actual billet that you may be filling might be for a different unit, but as far as regular drill weekends for an HM it would typically be your closest NOSC. On your 2 weeks AT, long term orders, or mobilization, THEN you would be going to a Marine unit or somebody else. But for run of the mill drill weekends, the NOSC still needs medical staff to help upkeep all the other members a part of that command.

That would include things like medical records, PHAs, screenings, blood draws/tests, that kinda thing to help the members there upkeep their medical readiness.

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[Scubasteve0719]

Thanks! That's really helpful. Answered it pretty much to a tee. Relieved I can still work with Marines even if it is only on the two weeks. Thanks again.

[Scubasteve0719]

So I'm back again. I talked to a recruiter and he told me that he didn't know if they still contracted FMTB to reservist HM's anymore. He also told me my Asvab score was too high. (It's a 87 on the practice, 84 last legit time I took it). Any thoughts on this?

[FlyNavy]

Originally Posted by Scubasteve0719

So I'm back again. I talked to a recruiter and he told me that he didn't know if they still contracted FMTB to reservist HM's anymore. He also told me my Asvab score was too high. (It's a 87 on the practice, 84 last legit time I took it). Any thoughts on this?

Having a high ASVAB doesn't DQ you from anything; they just like getting smart people into smart people jobs. But if you REALLY wanna be a BM or something, I'm not aware of anything they could use to stop you other than saying "you sure?".

As far as the contract stuff goes, that would be more his forte than mine. I'm not a recruiter, so I'm not sure if NAVCRUCOM put out some new guidance on that or not.

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