May 6, 20196 yr I don’t meant to steal this thread but can I transfer my GI bill to my kids after I transition to the Air Force Reserve? I will hit the six-year mark in July 2019 as an active duty Marine. If all the paperwork moves smoothly, I should be starting UPT early 2020 (yes, inter-service transfer). I understand that UPT still counts as active duty time but I am looking to do the TDART once my seasoning orders is up when I return to my unit. I would love to have the option to transfer my GI bill to my kids. Can I complete the four-year term/obligation in the Air Force Reserve? Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
May 6, 20196 yr Yes. First-hand experience. You can also start the commitment on AD and finish it in the Reserves.Sent from my iPhone using Baseops Network mobile app
May 6, 20196 yr Can you elaborate on serving the time in the Reserves? I transferred mine and it took me 4 months past my UPT ADSC. Do I need to Palace Chase to use that time in the Reserves? Or can I get out at my active duty commitment and do the rest of the time in the Reserves?
May 7, 20196 yr There is no “active duty” service commitment for the GI Bill. Just a service commitment. The Bobs will tell you otherwise.Sent from my iPhone using Baseops Network mobile app
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