What do you want to know about becoming an Army Officer?

As a former Army PA. I saw patients inside my Battalion aid station at 6 AM before spending the rest of the day providing medical care for active duty dependents as well as active duty soldiers fm the rest of the Division (Ft Polk, La. (5/6th Mechanized Division).

Amazing Video 🔥

Is green to gold hip pocket option able to go active without any issues; Or are they fighting for a slot like any other cadet nationally?

I want to go rotc so I can get in better shape to hopefully have the opportunity’s of ranger school or airborne before just enlisting and to get better pay, but I also want to do the “cool” stuff and more hands on stuff. Is it really all desk work or do you still get to do the “cool” stuff. My ultimate goal would be a ranger

Take off that Ranger Challenge Tab. I earned it two years in a row and never wore it, especially not when I was down at Benning for Airborne. Geeez - Batt boys would have smoked me.

Hi Sir I have been watching your videos since I was in AIT 2 years ago, I am currently applying to the G2G ADO program, would you be able to help me review my personal statement? I have my SAL bullets laid out and wrote a rough draft but I am having a hard time finding a way to connect the 3 areas cohesively. I don’t have anyone in my chain of command who is willing to help me. I appreciate your videos!

This video was somewhat helpful & the whole thing the Captain mentions about making CBRN matter tells people this branch should be avoided completely. Especially if leaders in a unit don’t care about Chem & CBRN & your job is suppose to convince higher ranking individuals why your MOS/Branch matters? Shouldn’t leaders automatically respect each branch of the Army and see their value? I guess not in Chem/CBRN. The Captain shouldn’t be false advertising people claiming that he would have picked the same branch Chem again. He shouldn’t be talking about how great opportunities are in career advancement when shortly after this video he ended up getting out of Chem & the Army. He’s not even doing anything related to Chem so it’s telling me he didn’t enjoy the Chem branch. So why interview someone who is actually telling people the opposite of how they really feel? You can tell by his dull responses he didn’t enjoy this. Also I wish he mention retention rates of the branch as well as promotion rates. It may be beneficial to interview someone else in this branch who can be honest…might even be better if it’s someone who is in a actual Chem unit. Thanks for the video, hope people make a choice that works for them.

This video was somewhat helpful & the whole thing the Captain mentions about making CBRN matter tells people this branch should be avoided at all cost. The Captain shouldn’t be false advertising people claiming that he would have picked the same branch Chem again. I say that because shortly after this video he ended up getting out of Chem & the Army. He’s not even doing anything related to Chem so it’s telling me he didn’t enjoy the Chem branch. So why interview someone who is actually telling people the opposite of how they really feel? You can tell by his dull responses he didn’t enjoy this. Also I wish he mention retention rates of the branch as well as promotion rates. It may be beneficial to interview someone else in this branch who can be honest…might even be better if it’s someone who is in a actual Chem unit. Thanks for the video, hope people make a choice that works for them.

This video was somewhat helpful & the whole thing the Captain mentions about making CBRN matter tells people this branch should be avoided. Especially if leaders in a unit don’t care about Chem & CBRN & your job is suppose to convince higher ranking individuals why your MOS/Branch matters? Shouldn’t leaders automatically respect each branch of the Army and see their value? I guess not in Chem/CBRN. The Captain shouldn’t be false advertising people claiming that he would have picked the same branch Chem again. I say that because shortly after this video he ended up getting out of Chem & the Army. He’s not even doing anything related to Chem so it’s telling me he didn’t enjoy the Chem branch. So why interview someone who is actually telling people the opposite of how they really feel? You can tell by his dull responses he didn’t enjoy this. Also I wish he mention retention rates of the branch as well as promotion rates. It may be beneficial to interview someone else in this branch who can be honest…might even be better if it’s someone who is in a actual Chem unit. Thanks for the video, hope people make a choice that works for them.

Good stuff brother! You’re putting out some great info on this channel! Fellow AG officer here who went through G2G

You gave me some advice in the comments a few months ago. I am at AIT for 25S and planning to promote to E-5 next year. I plan on pursuing G2G when I get to my first unit. You and your interviews have inspired me. At 36 as prior service in the marines i thought being a officer was no longer in the cards for me.

How to apply for the age waiver I need some help 😮

I’m a GTG ado and I’m currently putting in my last preferences. AG most preferred me and I’m a little on the fence about it. I guess I’ll find out in 2 months who chooses me

32:28-32:36 F-35B pilot: "bet" 😂 Cool vid 👍🏾

How do I start the program?

Thanks for the info

Do I NEED a LOR? Or 174-r is all i need?

Just finalized my WOFT packet. Hopefully i run into this guy, he seems chill.

Would you mind read over my personal statement sir?

I was selected for OCS and pre-branch MS. I don’t know anything about the branch . Thank you for your this video !

Is it possible I can send you my Personal statement to review ?

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My question for 2LT Rothmeyer is if he knows anything about the process of going from a med services officer to a medical corps officer like becoming a Clinical Psychologist through the USUSH program or through HPSP?

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This is dope! How do you qualify for AG? Specifically for 42B??

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Can you have braces while in green to gold?

Very informative video! I was in the reserves and I’m going active duty stationed at Ft Stewart. If I want to get into this program can I go school online? And if yes, how am I going to do PT and all the ROTC stuff?

What’s the minimum/maximum college credit hours do we have to have to apply for G2G?

How long did it take you to pull together all the necessary documents?

Hello, does the Active Duty G2G use the GI bill to cover school?

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do you get to deploy or no?

This was informative, I just submitted my 62E today for 13A!

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Sir, one question. Did he start the G2G without any Schooling/College credits and if he did how do I go about it?

I once hung a Harley Davidson flag (procured from the dealership next to the commissary) on the flag pole at HQ in Nov. 2012, I still look back at the picture I took and think about the aneurism the SGM/OIC had that morning.

Do you have instagram by any chance? I want to ask you a question about the green to gold program and need some advice from you. Thank you!

Can you get an EOD Officer? That’s my number 1 (before branch night)

looking at this as an option after high school

Was all for my ESB until I got no-goed by a fat power tripping PFC. IMO, the badge doesn’t have any quality control. I know people who breezed by with so many “bro-goes”. I don’t think I’ll go for a 3rd attempt unless they change quality assurance measures. Plus, so many graders have quirks with lane standards that arent at all IAW the E3B book. They say protest everything, but then treat you like shit for protesting.

People fit in all branches of the army. Different personalities, obviously different skill sets and personal interests. But when you break it down, the entire Department of Defense exists to support the Infantry. The branch that enforces national policy in the final 300 meters. Well spoken by the way. Good insights and understanding of various positions of responsibility. Understanding who you are leading is way more important than many realize. Bravo. It is odd in a small way, that the PSG had a couple of deployments under his belt as if that wasn’t the norm. Then I remembered time passes. We once deployed 7 weeks after returning from a deployment. But I’m not bragging, this is the time when you young officers work on you and your craft. Make the absolute most of it. Work life balance is just fine. Whoever is selling work life integration is just trying to get a medal for rephrasing what everyone already understands. Think about it. Do you want a balance or to integrate your work and your home life. Ask your “mentor” or look it up in the dictionary. Dumb. Sorry. I would on the surface of that comment run away from that mentor unless you actually want to integrate your work with your life. Perhaps you do. I found peace at home where I didn’t burden my wife with my job. She participated in some aspects of our social events, but she was never integrated in my career. That sounds horrible and I will bet a million dollars you both know wives integrated in their husband’s careers. Toxic. Just one example, but think about the words you are using and if they mean what you intend, carry on. I can’t see how that turn of phrase can become a positive. Let me know if I am wrong. Thanks though to both of you for your service. - retired infantry officer

Just got back, thanks for all of the helpful advice! The only thing I would advise not doing is eat at the airport because they changed height and weight to day 1.

Commissioned officers are bureaucrats in uniform. No one wants them around. I know. I was listed and commissioned.

Who in their right mind go from a 1SG to a butter bar? You were one away from a SGM. SMH

Will there be anyone that'll help with the process along the way?