How many months before expiration of term of service are second-term or career Airmen with less than 19 years of Total Active Federal Military Service eligible for selective reenlistment consideration?

How many months before expiration of term of service are second-term or career Airmen with less than 19 years of Total Active Federal Military Service eligible for selective reenlistment consideration?

• A. 12 months
• B. 24 months
• C. 18 months
• D. 6 months

Answer: (C)

Second-term or career Airmen with under 19 years of Total Active Federal Military Service are evaluated for reenlistment during an 18-month window before the expiration of their term of service. This 18-month period gives enough time for command review, required paperwork, and the reenlistment process to run smoothly while still aligning with current manpower needs. So, when you’re 18 months out from your ETS, you’re in the eligible window to be considered for selective reenlistment. If your ETS is, for example, two years away, that means you’d be evaluated around six months before that date.

Second-term or career Airmen with under 19 years of Total Active Federal Military Service are evaluated for reenlistment during an 18-month window before the expiration of their term of service. This 18-month period gives enough time for command review, required paperwork, and the reenlistment process to run smoothly while still aligning with current manpower needs. So, when you’re 18 months out from your ETS, you’re in the eligible window to be considered for selective reenlistment. If your ETS is, for example, two years away, that means you’d be evaluated around six months before that date.