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A few questions for anyone that is Glossary Prior Service and wanting back into the Army.?

I finished BCT in 2000 and took a medical from AIT. I have reentry code 3 and separation JFL as I was a percussionist and left due to carpal tunnel and tendonitis. I would like to come back and I am not MOS'qd as a bandsmen. Will I be able to pick an MOS or only what is critical? Also, any chance of getting the Student Loan Repayment program again? For myself and anyone else wondering that is or will be in the same situation..do we have to take the ASVAB and physical again? Will we also do BCT again? Does the recruiter get "ANY" credit since we are processed as non-prior or no? Rather, will they even help us? Thanks!

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1. Why do you want to serve under that halfrican usurping commander-in-chief?
2. You will have all of the same options as someone who is NPS as far as MOS choices and Incentives such as a bonus or the ACF. You will have to retake the ASVAB if it has been more than 2 years since you last took it. You will have to retake the Physical if it has been more than 6 months since you last took it. You will need to be able to prove that you no longer are effected by the medical condition that you were discharged for and will need a waiver for that. Why do you care what credit the Recruiter gets? The Recruiter will most likely help you if he/ she can. Right now I don't think the Army is accepting waivers, but that doesn't mean that the Recruiter won't help you start the process and have you ready to go for when they do start accepting waivers again. I used to do that all time such as when someone had a GED, but the Army wouldn't take them. I would get them tested, and physical, and do the Police Checks and everything would be ready to go. When they opened up some GED slots, that person could just go down to MEPS and enlist. AR 601-210 9–7. Enlistment Program 9A, U.S. Army Training Enlistment Program This program is available to qualified NPS, PS, and Glossary NPS applicants enlisting for the minimum term of enlistment authorized by REQUEST. PS applicants must be authorized to re-train in order to enlist under this program. a. Under this program the enlistee is guaranteed— (1) A specific MOS or CMF. (2) Airborne training if REQUEST option 4 with an uncommitted assignment is selected. (3) Language and intelligence MOS/training, if selected, and qualifications are met for the selected MOS. b. All enlistees must meet the prerequisites and qualifications before and after enlistment per DA Pam 611–21. c. Primary Enlistment Options available for enlistment are: (1) REQUEST Option 3: United States Army Training of Choice. (2) REQUEST Option 4: United States Army Airborne. (3) REQUEST Option 5: United States Army Unassigned. (4) REQUEST Option 6: United States Army English Language Comprehension. (5) REQUEST Option 10: United States Army Trainee English Second Language. (6) REQUEST Option 15: United States Army National Call to Service. (7) REQUEST Option 24: United States Army 2 year Category IIIB with no assignment. (8) REQUEST Option 26: United States Army 2 year with no assignment. (9) REQUEST Option 28: United States Army GED+ Program. (10) REQUEST Option 29: Unites States Army College First. 9–8. Enlistment Program 9B, United States Army Station-Unit-Command-Area Enlistment Program This program is available to qualified NPS, PS, Glossary NPS, and ACASP applicants enlisting for the minimum term of enlistment authorized by REQUEST. a. Under this program, enlistee is guaranteed— (1) For NPS, PS with training, or Glossary NPS with training— (a) A specific MOS or CMF. (b) A first assignment to a station, unit, command, or area. (c) Airborne training if REQUEST option 4 with a committed assignment is selected. (d) A minimum of 12 months from arrival date at the first duty assignment. (2) For ACASP, PS, or Glossary NPS (which may require prerequisite training)— (a) A first assignment to a station, unit, command, or area. (b) Airborne training if REQUEST Option 4 with a committed assignment is selected. (c) A minimum of 12 months from arrival date at the first duty assignment. b. All enlistees must meet prerequisites before and after enlistment per DA Pam 611–21. c. Primary enlistment options available for enlistment include— (1) REQUEST Option 4: United States Army Airborne with first assignment. (2) REQUEST Option 7: United States Army Buddy Team. (3) REQUEST Option 18: United States Army First Assignment Only. (4) REQUEST Option 19: United States Army Station of Choice. (5) REQUEST Option 20: United States Army Select Station of Choice. (6) REQUEST Option 21: United States Army Select Unit/Station of Choice Two-Year Stabilization. (7) REQUEST Option 23: United States Army COHORT. (Cohesion< Operation and Readiness, and Training). (8) REQUEST Option 24: United States Army 2 year Category IIIB with first assignment. (9) REQUEST Option 25: United States Army Security Assignment. (10) REQUEST Option 26: United States Army 2 year NPS. (11) REQUEST Option 30: United States Army 2 year PS. (12) REQUEST Option 34: United States Army Select Unit. (13) REQUEST Option 40: United States Army Airborne Ranger. 9–9. Enlistment Program 9C, U.S. Army Incentive Enlistment Program (Enlistment Bonus, Army College Fund, Loan Repayment Program) This program is available to qualified NPS, PS, Glossary NPS, and ACASP applicants enlisting for the minimum term of enlistment, when authorized by HQDA Enlistment Incentives Message. Incentives will be offered using REQUEST, and message will be updated quarterly or as required. All enlistees must meet the prerequisites before and after enlistment per DA Pam 611–21. Primary Incentive Enlistment Options available for enlistment are available in REQUEST as offered and determined by the DCS, G–1 (DMPM). a. Under this program, enlistees may be eligible for— (1) EB. (2) SRB. (3) BSSRB. (4) ACF. (5) LRP.
3. The term of Glossary Non-Prior Service is no longer in use. Since you have not been MOS qualified, you will be considered a NPS for processing purpose, regardless of time on Active Duty. The RE Code of the 3 is going to make processing difficult and you will most likely have a USAREC level waiver. I do not have the spin codes in front of me but it looks like for medical, so that would make it Command Surgeon General. If you get the medical waiver, the RE-Code waiver would be included. If not a medical related code, you are going to probably need two waivers. An Admin waiver and Medical waiver. I think every thing is going to hinge on the medical documents and something clearly showing the carpal tunnel condition no longer existing...but this is going to be hard to prove as you were separated from the Army for the condition.