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NOTICE!
THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN TEMPORARILLY SUSPENDED. PLEASE CHECK BACK WITH US
SOON FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Navy Reserve Advanced Pay Grade
Program
Program Description
The Navy Reserve Advanced Pay Grade (APG) program allows qualified
civilians whose occupations and experience are comparable to Navy
career fields (jobs) to enlist in the Navy Reserve. Applicants with
prior military service must enlist for a minimum of three years.
Non-prior-service applicants incur a minimum obligation of eight years,
with six years in a participating status.
The APG program requires 2 weeks recruit training (boot camp).
Reservists normally spend one weekend per month in training sessions at
a Navy Reserve Center, plus 12 to 17 days per year in annual training
(AT) at a site other than a Navy Reserve Center.
Qualifications
Applicants for the APG program must: be currently employed or have been
employed within the past 12 months in civilian fields comparable to the
ratings for which applying;
not have prior service, active or inactive, within two previous years
in ratings convertible to the ratings for which applying;
include sufficient documentation of professional and supervisory
experience on a resume, with employer and personal recommendations;
meet the "A" school Armed Forces Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB)
test score requirements for the applicable ratings' achieve a minimum
Armed Forces Qualification Test score of 31" qualify physically and
meet height and weight requirements;
meet dependency requirements. Unmarried applicants with dependents are
not normally eligible. Applicants who enlist in the program are
assigned the permanent pay grade of E-3 and are temporarily advanced to
the rates and pay grades for which they qualify (and are temporarily
paid at the higher pay grades)
Age Requirements
Applicants without prior military service must be at least 21. The
maximum age is 37 for applicants without prior service. For prior
service applicants, computed age is determined by subtracting any prior
military service from calendar age.
Permanent Rate
Requirements
• Personnel approved for enlistment as an E-4 or E-5 must
complete the following requirements:
• Basic Military Requirements Course Apprenticeship Course
• Military Requirements for Petty Officer 3 & 2
• Professional Course for Petty Officer 3 & 2
In addition to those listed above, personnel approved for E-6 must
complete the Military Requirements for Petty Officer 1st Class (PO1)
and Chief Petty Officer (CPO) and the Professional Course for PO1 and
CPO.
Thirty-six months is considered to be adequate time for completing the
requirements for a permanent rate, and extensions of this time are not
authorized. If requirements are not met in the time allotted, personnel
are automatically reverted to their permanent pay grade of E-3.
Benefits
Besides earning an extra paycheck, some of the many benefits available
to reservists include:
• promotions based on ability and performance;
• health care for injury and illness sustained during
training;
• exchange (tax-free department store) and commissary
(grocery) store privileges;
• low-cost life insurance;
• Reserve Montgomery GI Bill educational assistance;
• space-available flights anywhere in the United Stataes on
Military aircraft;
• the pride that comes from serving your country while you
grow personally and professionally.
For more information
contact your Southern California Officer recruiter below.
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