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Special Duty Assignments can give servicemembers the opportunity
to learn new skills, gain experience in special fields, and usually
increase their paycheck. Find overviews for each service below.
Army Special Duty Assignments [Overview]
Recruiter
Duty
Nominees are identified by those enlisted career branches which
have enlisted authorizations in the Detailed Recruiter Force. The
Recruiting Team at Army Personnel Command (HRC) screens all nominations
for service as U.S. Army Recruiters. More...
Drill
Sergeant Duty
Drill Sergeant candidates must be 36 years old or less. However,
volunteers may be 37 years old or older provided they have the appropriate
medical clearance (see AR 40–501) at the time of request. Medical
clearance should state that soldier is medically cleared for DS
duty. More...
Navy
Shore Special Programs
"If you want to help shape the Navy of the future
and are a squared-away, top performer looking for challenge, the
Navy wants you. The Navy offers unique, challenging jobs in practically
all ratings in some unexpected locations."
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Air Force Special Duty Assignments [Overview]
Becoming
an Air Force Recruiter
Recruiting duty is a 3-year, controlled tour. Under the Recruiter
Extension Program, recruiters have the option to extend for 1 year
at a time. Although stability is one of the most attractive features
of recruiting duty, there are associated constraints. More...
USAF
Military Instructor
The Air Force Military Training Instructor (MTI) conducts basic
military training for nonprior service airmen, including those of
the Air Reserve Forces, and initial military training for cadets
of the United States Air Force Academy. More...
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Marine
Corps Promotions:
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Marine Special Duty Assignments [Overview]
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Coast Guard
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Coast
Guard Special Duty Assigments
The Special Duty assignment screening process requires the member
to meet standard minimum qualifications, submit an application with
command endorsement, be reviewed by the rating and special duty
assignment officers and the command or program manager, and be selected
for the specific special duties desired. More...
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