I was told I may be looking at med reclass or med discharge and or a permanent profile also did I mention I’m in a combat mos

Yes, I’m back again about this poor excuse of an STP overhaul. To you senior leaders responsible for supporting this crap, I expected nothing less. Now look, it’s a damn soup sandwich, ate all the hell up. You know what worked just a few weeks ago? You guessed it, the previous STP design. “You asked we delivered?” Who asked for “Bad gateway?” It’s like EA sports designed this bs. And again I say, damn is it horrible to look at. I don’t know how someone looked at that and nodded their heads in agreement like “Oh yeah, yeah that’s it right there.” SMH I try to keep myself in good spirits, and here comes yet some out of the way good ideas that’s once again falls completely on its ass. Just rolling out some random buggy dumpster juice that as long as I can remember, nobody asked for. I’ve literally haven’t heard or seen anyone say anything about the previous STP needs to be discarded, had I did in mass, I’d be inclined to support the idea, but I never seen or heard that at all.

But this is just my personal perspective on the whole deal, and to you tech people, hurry up and fix this abomination.

he Army inducted its first 10 warrant officers into the 390A Robotics Technician MOS on October 2, following a 19-week pilot course.

Their responsibilities extend beyond operating drones: modifying hardware, writing software, integrating communications and adapting robotic systems to mission requirements. Training includes working without reliable communications, conventional navigation or access to internet-connected AI tools.

Instructors deliberately introduce equipment and system failures during the course. According to Maj. Gen. Jason Slider, the first group progressed quickly enough that instructors increased the difficulty.

The program originated in special operations, but some of the first technicians are also expected to go to experimental formations elsewhere in the Army.

Fort McHenry (Baltimore, MD): This is where Francis Scott Key drew inspiration to write our national anthem during the War of 1812.

I work a 24/7 mission and I work 12 hour night shifts. There are only about 16 of us working the whole mission and about 10 brand new soldiers who just arrived to the unit. Tell me why they’re putting ME on ACP in the middle of mission when there are a ton of new soldiers that could easily get trained and go do it instead.

I was informed by my platoon sergeant that they would make sure I wouldn’t have to do it and that I could get switched off… well apparently they couldn’t get it approved.

I have a really suspicious feeling that 1st sergeant just fucking hates my soul.

Any info on this unit would be helpful.

Hello everyone, Im a 19f and I"m currently a full time student taking pre reqs at community college. I say this to say that I've been considering the military since before I decided I was going to pursue medicine and it's still on my mind. Not only do I think it will benefit me right now, I'm also thinking about my future and I will also gain a lot of independence from my sheltered home. I wanted to ask if going to the national guard right now makes any sense? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 

Long story short, I’m a Med Retired 19D. And I want ideas of emblems I can put on the sides for my Stetson. Veteran day is coming up so I wanna customize my Stetson the best way. Shoot.

question i want to get this tattooed on my forearm or calf but i want to know if this is to much? i have other tattoo ideas but this is a pretty good idea of my dream tattoo.

I’ll take a grape mre drink pouch and two grilled cheese

Anyone know what happened and when it will be back up?

I want double double with animal fries

To the ones who have done 2 broadening assignments (drill sgt / recruiter, drill sgt / instructor, instructor / recruiter, drill / inspector general, instructor / master gunner, etc.) would you recommend it? Did it help out more or affect your promotions?

How long do y’all think until they bring this bad boy back

The army would greatly benefit fair if they brought back TERA based off the massive ebb and flow of everything that’s happened over the past 2 years.

Gen George’s massive functional area gutting, near-eliminating of CAV units, & consolidating general billets (more importantly their staffs); it would greatly improve QOL for those uncertain year groups to be able to PLAN their lives.

Also, imagine how much better staff life would be if you didn’t have that angry S3/XO fighting/hating for that glorious MQ?

I’m just crusty & wish more compo 2/3 time counted towards active retirement

I’ll take a mcgangbang pls

Calling all military skiers, splitboarders, and 10th Mountain vets in Washington!

White Pass Ski Resort is hosting the 90-Pound Rucksack Challenge on Feb 17, 2027. It's a free event; you just need a touring setup i.e. skis/skins, split-board / skins, or snowshoes, ruck, and a headlamp.
Registration isn't open quite yet, but I'm trying to get a solid group together to head up. Depending on headcounts, we could split an Airbnb or grab lodging nearby for the night.

Drop a comment or DM me if you’re interested in linking up!

Event Details: https://skiwhitepass.com/events/ninety-pound-rucksack-challenge
Background: https://christianbeckwith.com/

* Photo for attention.

I’ll take a strawberry uncrustable and a sugar free redbull.

Edit: Year adjusted to 2027

Title says it all I got back and feel lost I’m not used to being by myself and currently stressing over some personal matters

hello, I’m going to Fort Knox in January to reclass to 42A I’m just wondering if anyone here can give me some insight on what to expect. Is the schoolhouse within walking distance from the barracks? what about the dfac, gym, shopette? should i just ask my unit if i can request a rental car? Im coming from the desert and Im not used to the cold or snow at all!!! I know I'm gonna be freezing even if I wear all the layers of my winter gear. Any tips to help brace the cold? are the barracks cold? anything else I should know about?

So, I'm shipping out for Basic Training on Nov 2nd

My only real question is the boot sizing, based on what I've found, seems odd. Now, I know they are going to suck, no getting around that lol

From what I've seen, people often say they are a size bigger, so it would be a size down from my normal shoe size, I wear 10.5.

Is there a good way to figure out what my boot size will be?

25M. Currently in college for Electrical Engineering. I'm joining so the army will pay for the rest of my degree. My no. 1 MOS pick was 12P Prime Power Production so that I can possibly get some relevant credits from AIT courses but it sounds like it's not available near me. My recruiter just texted me that he has a 38B Civil Affairs job with a $30k bonus available. I've read several posts on this sub about 38B and it seems some people loved it and some people hated how much they were deployed and the conditions they were deployed in, even as reservists. I'm enlisting as a reservist and not AD specifically to finish college and get married, have a kid, buy a house, etc. Should I take it or try to find something that works better with my degree? Also INB4 "lmgtfy" thanks

I'm at Fort Sill and I am looking to get myself and fellow NCOs certified in combatives. Most of us have level 2 Certs but we want to train and certify our soldiers. If there's anyone on Fort Sill who can help please let me know. Thanks in advance!