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That is, there's no IRR for 30 years. LOL! Anyone else here have or know of any IRR lasting longer than two years?

LOLOL Think for a second. You can R-E-E-N-L-I-S-T in the IRR. You serve only when you want to. You can go TDY, do training, whatever you want if they have a spot open for you. You keep your rank, you can even get promoted. You keep your time in service, etc. Please don't be so quick to dismiss facts you haven't a clue exist.

"LOLOL Think for a second. You can R-E-E-N-L-I-S-T in the IRR. You serve only when you want to. You can go TDY, do training, whatever you want if they have a spot open for you. You keep your rank, you can even get promoted. You keep your time in service, etc. Please don't be so quick to dismiss facts you haven't a clue exist."

I know that's not true. You can't just extent your IRR for longer without re-upping for more training.

And even if such policy existed, there's no way you'll convince me that Kerry would've done it. And I can't help but wonder why you would be making such a wild and untrue argument in favor of Kerry (earlier in the thread--your suggestion of 30+ years of IRR for Kerry).

Were you in the military? And if so, what branch and for how long...?