The plot twist is that from my understanding MI is a well sought after branch by junior officers, so you’ll have to be top of your class to be able to get it or just have luck swing your way, or else you could end up as like, a tanker or something. You’ll have ADSOs, broadening assignments and commissioned tomfoolery that will hinder you, but you’ll still learn a LOT in a small amount of time. This will give you the most amount of MI experience in the smallest amount of time, for the most part. If you like the Army and are interested in going active duty, there’s two options.Ĭommission and branch MI. Your data analyst background will probably help you. Just start looking on Clearance Jobs or USA jobs and there’s usually a good bit to get into. The openings can get ate up, though, so apply to anything anywhere, don’t worry about getting a transfer to whatever state if applicable until you have the job mostly secured. Your TS already gives you a foot in the door. I think the easiest, fastest, and most beneficial way- both financially and career wise, would be to start looking at civilian contractor jobs for MI. More likely is the spreadsheets and the SharePoint, and the reports and the masks of reports, and the OPORDs and FRAGOs and the taskings, and the maintenance.So, if you love MI that much, I’d recommend a couple things. The "I know we don't have anything for you, but 1SG hasn't gotten back from BN yet." stuff. On the third hand, there's the dumb Army stuff. As of 10 minutes ago, we assess he was here." CO: "send the bird up, we're aiming for this guy tonight." At 40 years old, I may not have grown up yet.Īt the same time, I've been trained in analysis, and been asked the tough questions for targeting: CO: "SSG, where is BadGuyX?" "Sir, as of XXXX Zulu, we confirm he was here. Where else would pay me to work out, or let me go play in a pool (drown-proofing) or let me rub charcoal all over my face (CBRN) or let me spend a day with my M4 just shooting? I (oddly enough) enjoy an 8-mile ruck march, as long as I don't have an IOTV under the ruck. I've had a hell of a lot of fun in the Army. Do not answer n00b questions on the main boards.
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