The deal is I was waiting to see what opportunities the Navy and Air Force Reserves offered. In this case, the Navy moved a hell of a lot faster than the Air Force. My paperwork and so forth got approved without issue. Though I told them from the jump I wasn't ready to enlist, my Navy recruiter told me that if I don't decide today, they can no longer guarantee that I will be able to land another IT position. Something about a holiday stand-down coming up.
I had a few reservations about the Reserves, mainly wanting it in writing that I will get my TS clearance. I figure if I join, I might as well get all I can. Anyway, I was told that couldn't be put in writing, because my unit, and not the recruiter would have to handle that.
The impression I got researching it is that it can't be promised, and depends on the sensitivity of the material you'll be working with.
That aside, I just wanted to hold out until I found out what the AF could offer then compare the two.
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2006-12-19
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