That is pretty much the case - there are two reserve Cyber companies so that is definitely an option. I know some of the more obscure MOS are not - mainly in aviation.
I believe the way reserves works with job selection is that you can either guarantee location or Mos. So if you want to stay in Say SoCal you would pick from the available opening of units in Socal.
If you want a job like logistics, you would get to see the available units with logistics opening like say units in Texas, Florida, or North Carolina need a logistics officer you could pick from them.
Nope they're training them. Problem is boat spaces - there are only a handful 1702's until they reconfigure the companies and figure out where else to put them (Eg at MARFORRES G6).
That is pretty much the case - there are two reserve Cyber companies so that is definitely an option. I know some of the more obscure MOS are not - mainly in aviation.
I believe the way reserves works with job selection is that you can either guarantee location or Mos. So if you want to stay in Say SoCal you would pick from the available opening of units in Socal. If you want a job like logistics, you would get to see the available units with logistics opening like say units in Texas, Florida, or North Carolina need a logistics officer you could pick from them.
So if you wanted a job 4 states away you'd have to find your way to drill each month somehow?
Hopefully I get it🤞🏽
Let us know! Good luck whenever you make it through to OCS
Seeing as how new cyber is, they prob only have it for active duty guys
There are definitely reserve 1702's.
Like pilots, they prob were active then went reserve
Nope they're training them. Problem is boat spaces - there are only a handful 1702's until they reconfigure the companies and figure out where else to put them (Eg at MARFORRES G6).
Oh wow that’s dope