Does prior enlisted service count towards officer promotion?

Yes, all “regular” prior enlisted time counts towards pay and retirement as an officer, with a few caveats: Officers must be commissioned for 10 years before being allowed to retire at an officer rank.

How do you qualify for o1e pay?

grades O-1, O-2, or O-3 who are credited with over 4 years (i.e., at least 4 years and 1 day) of prior active service as an enlisted member are entitled to the special rate of basic pay for pay grade O-1E, O-2E, or O-3E.

Which branch of the military is hardest to get into?

the Air Force
To recap: The hardest military branch to get into in terms of education requirements is the Air Force. The military branch with the toughest basic training is the Marine Corps.

How much does an O 2E make?

Benefit Fact Sheet

2021 Basic Officer Military Pay Chart
Pay Grade	Years of Service
Commissioned Officer With Over 4 Years of Active Service as an Enlisted Member or Warrant Officer
O-3E	6628.20	7453.50
O-2E	5570.40	6251.70

Can a prior enlisted officer be a lieutenant commander?

Exceptions include officers who have received Non-Judicial Punishment for a serious offense such as a DUI. Prior-enlisted officers are ranked O3-E, and earn higher pay than their counterparts. What is the proper way to address a Lieutenant Commander?

Can a person with prior service re-enlist in the Army?

It is because a “prior service” enlistment slot is the same as a “re-enlistment” slot. Given the choice, the military will allow someone currently in the service to re-enlist before they allow a prior-service applicant to re-join. The Air Force is the hardest active duty service for prior service to enlist, and the Army is the easiest.

When do you get promoted to a LTJG in the Navy?

LTJGs are all but guaranteed to promote to full LT roughly two years after their commissioning date. Exceptions include officers who have received Non-Judicial Punishment for a serious offense such as a DUI. Prior-enlisted officers are ranked O3-E, and earn higher pay than their counterparts.

How long do you have to be in the military to get a re code?

Individuals with less than 24 months of Active Duty are considered “previous service.” Previous service personnel are classified and processed the same as non-prior service and given an RE Code (or receive a waiver) on their DD Form 214.

When do you become a LCDR in the Navy?

Needs of the Navy. If not selected after slated to three (3) commands, or by 6 months prior to your PRD (which ever comes first), you may be assigned based on needs of the Navy. I look forward to working with each of you.

How are LCDR assignments socialized in Supply Corps?

LCDR assignments are socialized with all commands with a Supply Corps CAPT or CDR afloat (i.e., “gatekeeper”). This socialization affords the prospective gaining commands a courtesy review of an officer’s Officer Record Brief (ORB) prior to orders being initiated. The ORB contains information similar to the Officer Data Card.