13 Feb 2019 18x (xray) Special Forces Contract - There is an enlisted contract that a qualified recruit 11x Option 40 – This is the Army Infantry with Ranger Option Training (Option 40 enlistment) as well as soldiers from other MOS's are  14 Jan 2015 You've probably just graduated from high school and you've undoubtedly already signed an Option 40 contract guaranteeing you a shot at the 

And for Gods sake, don't sign anything unless it's an option 40 contract. One last thing - If you don't have it in your heart, mind, body and soul, in the life changing event you are about embark upon, or have any second thoughts, guesses or hesitations, to do it, and earn it, each and every day, take a different contract with another MOS. RLTW I spoke to my recruiter about Option 40 and asked if I could wait for a spot to come open and he said "We don't do that." He told me to find multiple MOS's I want. The thing is that if I enlist, I want an Option 40 because everything I have read states that having it in your contract is the only way to guarantee you a shot at Rangers. He eventually got the 11X RGR” contract he wanted (now called an Option 40 Contract). This is from a recruiter I trust: Option 40 and other special options are managed by the ROC (Recruiting Operations Center) and only so many are allotted per quarter. Recruiters cannot get option 40 on their own unless it pops up in the MOS reservation system. Anyone regret getting an Op 40 contract? Anyone ever wish they did something else besides getting an Option 40 contract for the regiment, regardless of MOS? I'm stuck between this or the Air Force. 98 comments PJ, CCT, or Aerial Gunner you will probably regret not taking the OP 40 contract. I think everybody would be in special operations Option 40, is a Ranger RIP contract. You do not have to be an 11B to get an option 40 contract. There are about 30 mos's that can get an option 40 contract. The option 40 means after Basic and AIT, you go to jump school, then RIP, Ranger Indoc Program. If you pass, you are assigned to the Ranger Regiment.

Anyone regret getting an Op 40 contract? Anyone ever wish they did something else besides getting an Option 40 contract for the regiment, regardless of MOS? I'm stuck between this or the Air Force. 98 comments PJ, CCT, or Aerial Gunner you will probably regret not taking the OP 40 contract. I think everybody would be in special operations

Option 40's are not bound to MOS's, option "40" nearly means airborne and RIP, or "RASP". So by enlisting with an option 40 contract you are simply combining those enlistment features. This meaning - if there are jobs within the Regiment that are able to be enlisted with, then there is the possibility of attaining that on a contract. YOUR QUESTIONS ABOUT SERVING. Once USAREC meets its mission in an MOS, there are no more contracts available for that fiscal year. USAREC adds more contracts roughly 18 months from the report date. If you do not receive an Option 40 contract, you can either wait for new contracts to become available or attempt to volunteer for Ranger What are all the MOS that can get Option 40 in an enlistment contract. I only know of 11x's. But I've heard there are others. I went to MEPS yesterday and passed my physical/Airborne physical. I was hoping to get an 11x Option 40 contract. However, due to me being MOS qualified it wasn’t available to me. According to the career counselor I spoke to, people who are MOS qual’d need to be sent straight to operational units and cannot receive any option. Option 40, is a Ranger RIP contract. You do not have to be an 11B to get an option 40 contract. There are about 30 mos's that can get an option 40 contract. The option 40 means after Basic and AIT, you go to jump school, then RIP, Ranger Indoc Program. If you pass, you are assigned to the Ranger Regiment.

Candidates would typically enlist through the Option 40 Enlistment Contract. Interested Table 1: MOS for officers, warrant officers and enlisted personnel.

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Option 40 is an enlistment option that will slot you to go to the 75th Ranger Regiment as an 11B (Infantryman) or 11C (Mortarman). This track starts in One Station Unit Training (OSUT) as either an 11B or 11C. You will then attend Airborne School

11X is kind of a roll of the dice because 11B's are a dime-a-dozen in the Ranger Regiment, AND being an 11C motor dog sucks, while there are zero 11H's in  10 Jul 2019 Qualifications for Option 40 contract. Thread starter I could probably get 13F, but I had no idea about a ranger option attached to the 13f mos. I have just recently enlisted and my contract comes with option 40 and being a ranger has kinda always been my dream. I just want to make sure that RASP is  25 Jul 2015 The Ranger MOS remains one of the greatest army jobs in demand. got the 11X RGR” contract he wanted (now called an Option 40 Contract). If an applicant wants option 40 and the recruiter says it is not in the system the  13 Feb 2019 18x (xray) Special Forces Contract - There is an enlisted contract that a qualified recruit 11x Option 40 – This is the Army Infantry with Ranger Option Training (Option 40 enlistment) as well as soldiers from other MOS's are  14 Jan 2015 You've probably just graduated from high school and you've undoubtedly already signed an Option 40 contract guaranteeing you a shot at the 

And for Gods sake, don't sign anything unless it's an option 40 contract. One last thing - If you don't have it in your heart, mind, body and soul, in the life changing event you are about embark upon, or have any second thoughts, guesses or hesitations, to do it, and earn it, each and every day, take a different contract with another MOS. RLTW

I went to MEPS yesterday and passed my physical/Airborne physical. I was hoping to get an 11x Option 40 contract. However, due to me being MOS qualified it wasn’t available to me. According to the career counselor I spoke to, people who are MOS qual’d need to be sent straight to operational units and cannot receive any option. Option 40, is a Ranger RIP contract. You do not have to be an 11B to get an option 40 contract. There are about 30 mos's that can get an option 40 contract. The option 40 means after Basic and AIT, you go to jump school, then RIP, Ranger Indoc Program. If you pass, you are assigned to the Ranger Regiment. Option 40 is an enlistment option that will slot you to go to the 75th Ranger Regiment as an 11B (Infantryman) or 11C (Mortarman). This track starts in One Station Unit Training (OSUT) as either an 11B or 11C. You will then attend Airborne School And for Gods sake, don't sign anything unless it's an option 40 contract. One last thing - If you don't have it in your heart, mind, body and soul, in the life changing event you are about embark upon, or have any second thoughts, guesses or hesitations, to do it, and earn it, each and every day, take a different contract with another MOS. RLTW I spoke to my recruiter about Option 40 and asked if I could wait for a spot to come open and he said "We don't do that." He told me to find multiple MOS's I want. The thing is that if I enlist, I want an Option 40 because everything I have read states that having it in your contract is the only way to guarantee you a shot at Rangers. He eventually got the 11X RGR” contract he wanted (now called an Option 40 Contract). This is from a recruiter I trust: Option 40 and other special options are managed by the ROC (Recruiting Operations Center) and only so many are allotted per quarter. Recruiters cannot get option 40 on their own unless it pops up in the MOS reservation system.

Option 40, is a Ranger RIP contract. You do not have to be an 11B to get an option 40 contract. There are about 30 mos's that can get an option 40 contract. The option 40 means after Basic and AIT, you go to jump school, then RIP, Ranger Indoc Program. If you pass, you are assigned to the Ranger Regiment. Option 40 is an enlistment option that will slot you to go to the 75th Ranger Regiment as an 11B (Infantryman) or 11C (Mortarman). This track starts in One Station Unit Training (OSUT) as either an 11B or 11C. You will then attend Airborne School And for Gods sake, don't sign anything unless it's an option 40 contract. One last thing - If you don't have it in your heart, mind, body and soul, in the life changing event you are about embark upon, or have any second thoughts, guesses or hesitations, to do it, and earn it, each and every day, take a different contract with another MOS. RLTW I spoke to my recruiter about Option 40 and asked if I could wait for a spot to come open and he said "We don't do that." He told me to find multiple MOS's I want. The thing is that if I enlist, I want an Option 40 because everything I have read states that having it in your contract is the only way to guarantee you a shot at Rangers. He eventually got the 11X RGR” contract he wanted (now called an Option 40 Contract). This is from a recruiter I trust: Option 40 and other special options are managed by the ROC (Recruiting Operations Center) and only so many are allotted per quarter. Recruiters cannot get option 40 on their own unless it pops up in the MOS reservation system. Anyone regret getting an Op 40 contract? Anyone ever wish they did something else besides getting an Option 40 contract for the regiment, regardless of MOS? I'm stuck between this or the Air Force. 98 comments PJ, CCT, or Aerial Gunner you will probably regret not taking the OP 40 contract. I think everybody would be in special operations