[politicalwit]

We meet and exceed recruiting and retention goals most months.

I really find that hard to believe.

BTW...please detail for us the "benefits" of IRR.

[Jet Jaguar]

The benefit of IRR is that a trained and experienced servicemember may be called back for service. This saves the gov’t a great amount of money training new folks with no experience.

All of us know it is out there. If I left today, I would be obligated to 4 years of IRR.

[benjamin032]

Well I find it hard to believe that you would post on a subject you know so little about.
I guess that for 5 years of service where this guy was overseas in war torn Germany and Japan and the Phillipines was enough for you. I however would ask that he serve his entire 8 year commitment.

[Feckless]

The “benefits” are one and the same of your initial period of service. Whether you enlist for 2, 4, or 6 years you commit to a total of eight years of service when you enlist. It’s in the contract, most people just fail to read it.

Put his @$$ in Leavenworth.