Joining The Army | Timeline From Recruiter To Ship Date

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Rank - 2nt Lieutenant.
MOS - 25A - Signal Officer.
Enlisted Feb. 2015.
Commissioned May 2018
No I have not been deployed and yes I am Army Reserves.

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[alyssaschultz]

I ship August 18th, I’ve lost over 120lbs for this and will continue to lose weight. I walked into a recruiting office three weeks ago and tomorrow is my first army PT

[zachblundeto]

My advice when you join the military: Document every single injury that you suffered while in service. Physical injury, mental health, psychological stress etc.etc. You have to go to your medical department or sick bay and have them documented in your service medical record. This will help you with your VA disability claim once you get out. Good luck!

[josephchelini]

1. Spoke to a recruiter.
2. Took Practice Asvab.
3. Submitted Application Packet.
4. Went to MEPS Took Test, Then Physical.
5. Ship.

[doylebrockman]

I quit my job in the late morning, ate my sandwiches for lunch, went to army recruiter and told them I was ready to go. Even back high school saw recruiters, dad served 4 yrs. Deep inside I always knew that would be my life changing event, made the most of my time, thinking back it was better than college.

[avatar]

It’s crazy how your life changes in a matter of seconds after getting on that bus. Once you see those drill instructors hats it’s pretty much a rap.

[yequalsemexplusbee]

Me: *Signs a 6 year Army contract with a $20, 000 bonus

Army: *GOTCHO ASS NOW HAHAHAHA*

[restlesscoffee]

When I talked to my recruiter, I shipped to basic 2 weeks later. And 5 years later I’m still in. Basic wasn’t too bad either. 13B AIT was a cake walk too. And now I work alongside the installation CSM.

[victormeza]

My process is actually going pretty fast, I'm writing this on Saturday May 7 2022, and i first talk to my recruiter on May 4, took the Asvab test the next day(May5), and yesterday(May6) i choose my Job I'll be a 92Y, background check came back today and I'll be taking my physical exams on May 10 and my shipment day is may 23 so, pretty fast in my case, mostly because i wanted to ship ass soon as possible since I'm joining the military mainly because i don't want to end up homeless at the rate I'm currently.

[borderlineXI]

I’m signing up this week! Thx for all the info, sir

[brennonvanfossen]

I signed up two days ago, just wanting to make a change in my life and I'm excited to get into basic

[jonjung]

I’ve been nervous about joining, but whenever I watch your videos it all goes away. I’ll be visiting the recruiter this Friday!

[juliawoelke]

Aaand I'm at the end of that timeline! I'm ship to Jackson 6/29 and I'm in the Guard. I appreciate your great videos! I started watching even before I was serious about enlisting and they've been both helpful and interesting through this whole process.

[bobbidubi]

Great information. I will be going to a recruiter next week and videos like this are very helpful

[futbolyou]

I'm on the shuttle to fort Jackson. See you guys in 9 weeks

[jenniferwills]

was looking all over for a timeline cause I have school and work that I'm dedicated to in the meantime before I join. Really thankful you compiled this info and posted. Keep up the great work, thanks.

[katiekohlenburg]

I ship out on June 29th! Fort Jackson and 42R (musician). The first several steps were swift for me, and I swore in at the beginning of December 2019. For my MOS, there are only specific times I can ship out (this is in order to line up with my AIT correctly) so this is why I am waiting for a little over 6 months to actually ship! I'm glad I came across your Youtube, though, because they have been helping- especially the land navigation and taking care of your feet videos. Thank you, sir!

[dycxtio]

It literally took me 7 years to join due to waivers and reviews by the board. I finally ship nxt month and I’m ready

[michaelainman]

It's crazy how different the recruitment process is this year compared to just a year ago... gotta love virtual, right? :) Haha regardless, Thank you, Sir, for always sharing spot on information and being a huge help when I was trying to decide to join the military or not!

[Celebstories]

I remember watching his videos before I got in and now im 2 years in!! Lets go!!

[nickkenobi]

I swore in at MEPS on May 27th. I'm a 74 Delta/ CBRN Specialist & I'm leaving for Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri on Sept. 25th. Love your videos! They've helped me out a lot.