Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines, Coast Guard/MOS Duty Stations

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Me and my husband are currently going through the steps to switch over from National Guard to Active Duty, My question for you is is there any way to find out before we go to sign those papers on where our MOS Duty Stations are located or what possible places we will get sent? i want to start looking at our possiblities of where we will be in 6 months , dont know if that will help me any but i didnt know if there was a way to know kind of where they are needing us most or where we might go. we are 88m and have the married couples program. well thank you for any help you may previde and just for taking the time to try.
SPC Katie Faison

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As far as the possibilities go, they are virtually endless. 88M is a versatile MOS that gets stationed all over the place. You'd need to contact the 88M branch manager at HRC and ask them where they plan on placing you, if your packets are approved. They may not be able to tell you since they're probably not tracking you yet if your packets aren't approved. I'm sorry that I can't give you a more specific answer, but it is truly a Human Resources Command decision.

Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines, Coast Guard

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I am currently an active duty Army Captain in the Military Police Field. I have been enlisted (Military Intelligence) and attended The United States Military Academy at West Point. I can answer questions related to the Army, posting, jobs, lifestyle, workings... pretty much anything you can throw at me with the exception of very specific recruting or medical questions. I have no expertise in what it takes to get in the military other than the fact that I, myself, joined at one point in time.

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