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11-02-2014, 07:53 PM | #1 | |
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11-03-2014, 05:55 AM | #2 | |
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[REDACTED 2] is closest to my family, which would make visits infinitely more possible, but everything I've heard about being stationed in [REDACTED 2] is "well, it is what you make it." I'm not good with Arabic-oriented languages, but I can learn. My wife and I have lived in a very tiny 3-room apartment with no sink (long story) for 2 years, so we're gonna have a good time anywhere, but still... Not really a huge fan of Spanish, and I'm not big on vodka so Russian also feels pretty "meh" to me. To those ends, being stationed in [REDACTED 3] doesn't accomplish much. It's near some of my wife's family that she doesn't really know, so it gets a point for functionality, but altogether I'm mostly torn between [REDACTED 1] and [REDACTED 2] to raise a family in. It's quite relieving to know that if we come to a decision, there's a tiny tiny tiny chance that we could request a change. Any idea what scores typically get a switch approved?
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Thanks for reading. Best, j DEP: 20140630 CTI: 20140709 Ship: 20141201 Last edited by JoeSpook; 11-05-2014 at 02:34 PM. Reason: formatting herp derps, REDACTing. |
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11-03-2014, 07:48 AM | #3 | |
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Joe,
I would hit up Jzhaun, as he is our resident CTI. I work with CTI types, but I don't know enough about your A-school to answer that as well as he could. ==================================== I also recieved the following message in my inbox and am replying here; Quote:
The rates you mentioned were CTT, CTI, and IS. So I'll hit them in that order. CTT: T-branchers are the Navy's Electronic Warfare experts. On ships we are responsible for Anti-Ship Missile Defense (ASMD), as well as Electronic Intelligence (ELINT). We use and maintain our equipment to monitor radar signals from ships, aircraft, shore sites, and missiles, and in some cases deny the use of these systems to our enemy. Shore side you would be working at a NIOC doing the same thing minus the ASMD part. As a whole, CTT's can get stationed on ships, ashore, on subs, and attached as Aircrew. CTI: I-branchers are the Navy's language experts. They cover all different kinds of languages from Russian and Chinese to Spanish and Arabic. There are entire ranges of lesser spoken languages in there as well. CTI's spend most of their career at a NIOC and alternate CONUS//OCONUS duty stations. Your designated language will dictate where you get stationed (certain languages go certain places obviously). IS: IS's work with what we call "All-Source" intelligence. Where the CT community are the technical experts, IS's are responsible for the bigger picture to include trends, historical relevance, and geo-political landscape. IS's spend quite a bit of time preparing briefs for senior personnel and going over the myriad of reports from other organizations. They are also responsible for Human Intelligence (HUMINT). IS's are stationed on larger ships typically and on shore sites around the world. On the topic of auto-rank, that all just depends on how long you're in training for. The whole reason they bump people up like that is because they spend so long in training. If they didn't they would significantly be behind their peers career wise. So it's kind of a way to balance the playing field career wise. Different rates and specialties are in training for different time periods, so it just depends what specific program you land in. /r CTT1 |
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11-03-2014, 10:19 AM | #4 | |
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As far as languages go - Russian guys go to Maryland first tour. Sand languages tend to be more of a gamble (less people pass) but also make more money. I would always recommend to go with the language you like best though, because in my experience, most people who aren't interested in their language for its own sake don't pass. Ps-person asking about ranking up as a cti: we get e2 at the end of boot camp and e4 at the end of a school. Last edited by jzhaun; 11-03-2014 at 10:57 PM. |
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11-03-2014, 10:24 AM | #5 |
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While it may be obvious in most cases, lets stay away from mentioning what specific assets are being deployed where.
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11-03-2014, 12:21 PM | #6 |
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CTI enlistment bonus
What is the current 11/3/2014 status of the CTI enlistment bonus? Not the school loan program but the EB per the 1/24/2014 message promulgating the CTI-ATF bonus paid upon DLI A/F school completion? Thanks!
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11-03-2014, 12:30 PM | #7 | |
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Jzhaun is our local CTI and could shed a bit more light on it for you. /r CTT1 |
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11-03-2014, 07:27 PM | #8 |
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I was offered 10k or LRP upon signing my CTI contract in April.
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