Us Army 11x
11x Option 40 (Army Infantry Air Guard?
I've heard we're in a different company with 11x option 40 than regular infantry and basic training schools, is that true?
I don't think so if they don't change. At my base, we all mingled between regular, air, RIP, and 18x infantry. Now they have divided us into different platoons. One is normal, one is National Guard infantry boy, I have one air platoon and the other is 18x boy and one is RIP. It can do this for you, and if your platoon is training, it is a drill sergeant.
11X is not really MOS (Military Professional Specialty). Instead, it is a registration option. The military does not guarantee employment for certain infantry MOSs. Instead it should be listed as 11X. X means the specific position was not known at the time of registration. Individuals applying for Infantry Option 11X will participate in Infantry OSUT (Station Unit Training), which includes basic Army and Infantry AIT (Advanced Individual Training) training, all in a 17 week course. During this training, recruiters can list specific job preferences for their infantry, but the final assignment will be based on military requirements. Upon completion of OSUT, recruiters enter 11B: Infantry or 11C: Indirect Infantry. You may receive any complaints that you wish to include in your agreement, but you may have to wait a few months before being sent to a location. I doubt you would like to spend more time in the fort. You don't have to do banning after graduation.
You smile like that. You may have difficulty passing SCOL and RIP.
If you need a software application, go to the Navy.
