Topic: Switching MOS

egoz · October 29th, 2004

I was curious about how easy it is to switch your MOS in the Army. From what I've heard it can be difficult. But this is my situation. I was looking to go into 97B (Counterintel Agent) then as soon as I serve my enlistment under that MOS(4-5 years), apply for WOFT (Warrant Officer Flight Training). By then I would have my 4-year degree, in pre-law/history. Would this be a difficult track to take? I've heard they might try and keep me in intel since it's a needed field. My passion is flying, so I'd do anything to get into a plane or helo.

October 29th, 2004	Post 1
egoz Primus Pilus	Post; Switching MOS I was curious about how easy it is to switch your MOS in the Army. From what I've heard it can be difficult. But this is my situation. I was looking to go into 97B (Counterintel Agent) then as soon as I serve my enlistment under that MOS(4-5 years), apply for WOFT (Warrant Officer Flight Training). By then I would have my 4-year degree, in pre-law/history. Would this be a difficult track to take? I've heard they might try and keep me in intel since it's a needed field. My passion is flying, so I'd do anything to get into a plane or helo. __________________ Flavius Vegetius Renatus De Rei Militari - Let him who desires peace prepare for war. Hard work doesn't guarantee success, but without it you don't have a chance. - Alex Rodriguez (Go Yankees!)

Topic: Switching MOS

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