Two years may be too short, some jobs require near two years of training from boot camp to fleet. I’m in aviation and my initial contact was 5 years active instead of the standard 4.
Okay, your simpleton suggestion is, two years of latrine digging (which doesn’t happen anymore, and was never a job anyways), THEN start the two years of training which when complete will finish out your four years or leave you with one remaining year of active duty?
That’s insteaf of two years of initial training then 2-3 years OJT, which a person can carry back out into civilian life and related career fields?
Two years may be too short, some jobs require near two years of training from boot camp to fleet. I’m in aviation and my initial contact was 5 years active instead of the standard 4.
For ppl who decide to continue after the initial 2 years they can take those jobs. You don’t need training to dig a latrine or chop onions
Okay, your simpleton suggestion is, two years of latrine digging (which doesn’t happen anymore, and was never a job anyways), THEN start the two years of training which when complete will finish out your four years or leave you with one remaining year of active duty?
That’s insteaf of two years of initial training then 2-3 years OJT, which a person can carry back out into civilian life and related career fields?
That’s your idea?