Military contract. One question.?

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Mike

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I know the military contract is made up of an "active" and "inactive" element. If I choose a three year contract, I would be in the "inactive" for 5 years. However, if I re-enlist after my fist three years, does that mean that I owe the military 10 years of inactive?
 
No. You have an initial 8 year military service obligation (MSO); this can be served in any form of service, active duty, drilling reserves or IRR. Lets say you enlisted for 4 years active and after 4 reenlised for 2 years...the got out. You will still have 2 years oo reserve time.

Lets say you did 4 active, re-enlisted for 4, then for 2 then got out. You would have no remaining MSO.
 
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