reclass
- I am a 15P looking to reclass. This mos is seriously over strenghted. Any suggestions?
- —Guest 15P
clearance for 35p
- I'm a prior service looking to go back to active. I discovered that 35p just opened up for prior service folks (note that it's really hard for us to go back these days) All my scores are good as well as my DLPT.. but the clearance could be an issue. I still hold the secret, have no law violation record but one of my family member happen to be not a us citizen. Will it stop me from obtaining TS? Job openings for prior services are very narrow. I have to be sure with
- —Guest bignsmall
In the process
- I leave for basic under this MOS in July. It DOES require top security clearence. For whoever asked
- —Guest Darion
35N
- It's a good job if you have the right mindset. Goodfellow sucks so get in do your 6 months and gtfo.
- —Guest Snuffy
AIT location
- The AIT for this MOS is conducted at Good Fellow AFB in San Angelo, TX. After graduating there are 2 routes that can be taken strategic and tactical. strategic= office. tactical= on the front lines. I ended up tactical. Get in shape. Afghanistan will kick your ass if you're not ready.
- —Guest chuck
Reclass
- I am looking for a 35N to communicate with. I am a combat engineer currrently looking to reclass to 35N. Any and all info is appreciated
- —combat12b
35N then secondary 35S
- N's work all the info from P"s and a S is a P in a SF group without the language which in todays case for iraq and afghan they all have terps anyways. 35N will have the most success at civilian side with higher pay generally. shoot for a airborne packet and land urself in a group. best place to be in military
- —Guest jordan
Hi
- Hi have quistion , what asvav score or gt score require for 35p and if there is any bounce?
- —Guest Lena
wich one.
- I am really interested in intel but all the civilian jobs i research require a bachelor. Do you require this through training? And my lowest score was a 124 should i go air traffic control or intel please, or do u have any other suggestions. Please help.
- —Guest prospect
wich one.
- I am really interested in intel but all the civilian jobs i research require a bachelor. Do you require this through training? And my lowest score was a 124 should i go air traffic control or intel please, or do u have any other suggestions. Please help.
- —Guest prospect
35P
- As an AD soldier, I'm close to completion at DLI, about to head off to GF, I can say that so far I've had no regrets. Learning a language in the timeframe provided is very challenging, but it can be done. I can't speak about the future, but from what I've done so far, I'm happy with my decision.
- —Guest 35P Cali
96C
- I am an Army Retiree and was a 96C for 10 years and a DLI trained Russian and Korean linguist. My experiences were fantastic. I interrogated/debriefed both in Germany and Korea, and was an Interrogation Sr Instuctor at Ft Huachuca during my last 2 years service. I had some unbelievable assignments, hardly ever wore a uniform and was on my own much of the time. You must be outgoing, perceptive, have good discernment and be able to control the situation. Never used physical violence against a source. This is no doubt one of the best jobs one can have in the Army.
- —Misanthrope2
35L/97B is best
- Had a great career in this specialty 11 in uniform 9 in a suit. Led to a great CI job with NASA which I've had for 10 years
- —Guest Old CI Guy
99G/35P for 4 years, should have stayed.
- I spent 4 years as a 98G (now 35P?). It was a great job, working with some of the smartest people the Army has. DLI was awesome, Goodfellow, not so much. Promotions come fast (mostly because of a chronic shortage of trained personnel), and the work is variable and challenging. If you have an aptitude for languages, DO IT. I wish now that I had stayed in.
- —Guest 128
Never up TO&E numbers
- I was a 96B(35F) and we never had enough personnel, highest stress occupation in the military and lost a whole bunch of people because they couldn't manage their money, alcohol or sex. Fantastic occupation! First female in a combat arms unit and deployed with 1200 guys.
- —Guest femalesecretsquirrel
