u/Adventurous-Apple615 — reddlx

Can I bring my POV for SFPC?

I recently left active duty after 7 years as an 11B Sergeant with an EIB. I'm currently serving in the National Guard, but I'm planning to reenlist on active duty as an 18X. I feel physically prepared and ready to go. My current fitness is: 2-mile: 10:15–10:40 5-mile: Usually under 30 minutes 12-mile ruck (55 lbs): 2:20 Pull-ups: 30 My question is about the training pipeline. As a prior-service Soldier reenlisting as an 18X, do I attend Airborne School first? If so, am I allowed to bring my POV to Airborne School? My thought was to drive to Airborne, graduate, and then drive directly to Fort Bragg for SFPC. Is that how it typically works, or does the Army handle transportation between schools? I'd appreciate any insight from anyone who has recently gone through the prior-service 18X pipeline. Thank you.

u/Adventurous-Apple615 — 6 days ago

▲ 26 r/army

Infantry Line Unit CFT Question

Hey, I just took the CFT and got a time of 17:38.

Some people told me that it's not a very good time. I've heard of people completing it in around 19 minutes while wearing full kit, whereas I completed my EIB CFT in the 17-minute range. I know the standard CFT is done without kit.

Would you consider 17:38 an average time for an infantry line unit? BTW I'm in guard from active duty

Thank you for your input.

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u/Adventurous-Apple615 — 18 days ago

▲ 5 r/greenberets

11B Prior service and 18x

Hey everyone,

First, thank you for taking the time to read this.

As the title says, I am prior service. I recently left active duty this March and am currently serving in the National Guard. I am a SGT (E-5) with seven years of active-duty service. Right now, I am waiting for my release memo from my Guard unit.

My GT score is 119, and my MEDPROS is green and up to date.

If I reenlist under the 18X program, how would the process work in my situation? Would I go directly to SFPC and then attend SFAS?

Could someone please clarify what I should expect throughout the process?

Thank you again for any information or guidance you can provide.

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u/Adventurous-Apple615 — 1 month ago