Army Limits Re-enlistment Options

Week of July 13, 2009

The Army has limited re-enlistment options during the last three months of fiscal year 2009. If Soldiers want to re-enlist between June 27 and Sept. 30, they may be limited to a two-year re-enlistment under the "Regular Army Re-enlistment" option. The four re-enlistment options that are unavailable until the end of the fiscal year include the current station stabilization re-enlistment, the Army training re-enlistment, the overseas assignment re-enlistment, and the CONUS station-of-choice re-enlistment. There are exceptions. Soldiers scheduled to return before Oct. 31 from overseas contingency operations such as Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom are exempt and entitled to all re-enlistment options.

To find complete information on current cash enlistment incentives (signing bonuses) and reenlistment bonuses offered by each of the Armed Forces, visit the Military.com Bonus Center.