Have you considered changing your designator on your way to the Reserve? I am an IP/1825 and we get many a pilot coming off of active duty who come to our community some of whom pick up O5 just by sheer numbers math (we are a very small community).
Re, Reserve VR Squadron jobs, while I am no pilot, other Reserve pilots have told me these Reserve VR squadron jobs are very "clicky". It will tell you how many points and how many years you have that count towards retirement. Then select ASOSH which is your annual statement of service.
See if you can log in here (CAC Enabled): They have a big boner for O4 pilots/NFO's with TS/SCI's and they are getting tagged with RLD's just after their dwell ends. You can be tagged well before your dwell ends with a Ready Load Date (RLD) that starts the day after your 2 year deferment ends. You can only do paid ADT, paid ADSW or MOB (volunteer), as well as unpaid AT.Īny VTU questions, please let me know as I am VTU and I have a LCDR pilot in my VTU unit who came off of active duty and I can put you in touch with him.Īnd yes, what said. I'm also considering the CA National Guard and Air National Guard to see what options are available.Īny recommendations for reserve units I should consider in this area in either of the branches I mentioned? I've considered just going IRR if that is a viable option giving the changing regs? I'm stationed in Pt Mugu and will most likely be remaining in the area after separation. So I'm looking elsewhere within the Navy reserves to see what might be available. I've considered flying for a VR squadron, but the reality is that the corporate jobs I'm targeting post-Navy do not provide for anywhere near the flexibility required to be a member of those squadrons. Based on my pay entry base date I'll be close to hitting that 20 year mark which should give me some type of reserve retirement if I can find a way to get a few more good years. I have 5 years prior reserve time from when I was enlisted in the Navy Reserve during college. I'm currenty a 1310 LCDR on active duty planning to separate next summer at roughly 12 years of active service.
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