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If any of these aviators are reading this, shoot me a message. Happy to look at this and represent you pro bono fighting the Army if there’s a case to be had here.
I will never forget as an O2 when they changed the standardized promo timeframe to O3 pushing it back another year. If a civilian received notice of a change in trajectory, they could leave the next day. Real way to boost morale for all those forward deployed PLs and XOs who suddenly had to hear their O3s say things like, “I mean it’s probably for the best,” like bro you willing to give up your tracks and paybump you just got 2 mos ago?!?!
Apparently all parts of aviation — both civ and mil — are hurting for qualified pilots. I do not condone what the Army did, but it will thoroughly discourage and likely worsen the looming crisis for pilots. Knowing they Army, they might mandatorily extend future pilots' contracts, making things even worse.
I'd like to say "They'll learn the hard way.", but — they won't.
Now I’m glad I didn’t go aviation. The 6 year adso got me
I've been trying to resign my commission in the army national guard for over a year and I'm still in. Already a year over my "8 year commitment"...looking like it'll be 9 1/2 - 10 years.
This happened to several folks who went to BUD/S unsuccessfully a few years ago. They were told to wait until the end of their contract to be released to go to buds, signed an obliserve to train (agreement to reenlist on school completion, but assumption if you failed out you'd either request to reclass or be separated at the end of their current contract). Center strung together some clauses to say every week in training equaled a month additional time. People rang out expecting to get separated only to find they were serving another 18 months undesignated. One guy literally left the meeting and tried to kill himself.
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Maybe they’re doing some manpower shaping before the big one.