Ready Reserve Transfer Request Service Agreement

Doug, thank you for the informative writing. I`m curious if the IRR suits me. I have 17 and a half years of ARNG service and am considering going through va`s proposed vocational rehabilitation program. It would go from the state to a full-time school where active drilling and annual training could conflict with my schooling. Can I join the IRR during the 3 years I am full-time, then join a National Guard to move on to my 20 years? Even if in the FOU is my unit carries me and would it clog a slot? Thank you again. I have 13 years, 10 years active and 3 reserve in the navy before hanging it because of the requirements of a company in 2006. Is it possible that at the age of 49, I return to the IRR for 7 years, or even reserves, to earn points, to retire? According to Tricare`s rules, it`s immediate: “Your coverage automatically ends if you leave the selected reserve or you lose permission for another reason. You can buy TRICARE Reserve Select again if you qualify again. It may take a few weeks for Tricare to process a claim, but they will eventually check a service member`s drilling status and refuse the claim if they were in the TRS on the day they used LE. Brian, IMA are “Enhanced Individual Mobility.” These are service-specific programs in which you work with Active Duty commands instead of being added to a reserve unit.

Here`s an example of the army reserve: www.usar.army.mil/IMA/ I have some quick questions for one of the military about the retirement of the National Guard. I spent nearly a decade in the Army National Guard with about 1900 rest posts. I still have a few months to make the decision to either resign, move to the IRR or stay in a drill. My last LES showed 24 years of total service, which included 7.7 years of active air force service, 12.3 reserves and 4 years of Army National Guard. 3 of those years, I went inactive while I was in England during my wife`s active engagement (mobilized as IMA for a year just after 9/11) I went inactive in 2003 to finish school online because I thought my GI Bill would expire in 2006 (10 years after leaving active service). I have never been informed of the continued collection of points and I now have 3 bad years. I could retire, but I feel like I am not properly informed. I want to enter marine reserves to finish my time and/or soon enter my 4th federal job and buy back my time.