I was a commissioning programs officer at my last command. Whether you're currently enlisted or a civilian AMA about the various applications and process.

If anyone has ever been interested in commissioning, whether you're currently enlisted or not, I can help answer questions you may have. I am currently PCS'ing, but was the commissioning programs officer at my previous command and have helped numerous Sailors and Marines with their officer candidate packages for almost all commissioning programs/sources.

Little background on me, I enlisted in 2010 after dropping out of college. I enlisted as a nuclear machinist mate. While going through power School I applied for the naval academy. I finished power School and was selected for the academy. I did 4 years there, commissioned and went to flight training to become a pilot. In flight school I was medically disqualified and was redesignated as a aerospace maintenance duty officer. Now I oversee maintenance on aviation support equipment, aircraft, and their subsystems. I've had an unusual career path to say the least. I put on O-4 in August and plan on doing this job til the Navy gets tired of me and tells me to kick rocks.

Feel free to leave questions here or if you want to get more personal with details you can shoot me a DM!

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