I agree warrant officer is the way to go for Army

After almost 22 years in the Guard, and over 10 years as an E7, I've decided to make the switch over to the warrant side. Best decision I've ever made, can't wait to start WOCS in April!

@ivanrod533

3 жыл бұрын

Can I get a email to ask about you’re transition to warrant officer?

your videos are official bro I appreciate them

Thank you for your service.

thank you tremendously for this informative video and thank you for your service and time in the US army. I go to school almost free under my father's GI ( not sure particularly). I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what I should do to set up my life and career. My father retired after 20 years in the U.S army as a E7-8 rank in logistics stationed in south Korea- (yongsan military base) where i grew up and went to school at dodea. My brother had to enlist because he was not a citizen and could not attend west point. so they are both very strict on what route i should take. (If i decide to take the military route they want me to start as a officer). My passion is cars, i love learning and training to be automotive tech and designing for transportation design ( did not go so well- private school you have to have money.) I have some formal training as a learning tech and want to expand that knowledge and share with other people who want to go through my career path if there is a route.( I have some friends behind me who want to do the same thing as me and give them updates on what would be better/worse) the highest degree they offer is AS (associates in science of automotive technology) at my community college but to start of as an officer im told you need a BS degree.. Is it still possible to become an officer with AS? I looked into 91B wheeled mechanic, is there a career path there as warrent officer/ officer? Respectfully, Danny Kim

You actually don't even need a degree to become a warrant officer, just a normal high school diploma technically qualifies you. You will be a lot more competitive however with a degree (obviously). I just graduated from college and am going through the process now because I feel the WOFT program is a better fit for me. Its less leadership and more technical work.

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

It actually depends on your State if your national guard and the requirements based on Reserves or Active. It's always best to get with the officer recruiter for stuff like this to stay updated.

@thestoryofmylife4817

7 жыл бұрын

MeZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZzZ what if you have a GED ? I went to alt school and had a diploma and found out my school is considered tier 2 so they told me they recognize it as a GED.

13 years wtf I thought you were like 21-23 tops!

I have a few questions. 1. What is the age requirement for becoming a WO1? 2. I am thinking on joining the reserves and I was wondering if only Active soldiers can commission to WO1? 3. If I go for pilot what would I need to look out for or what can I research so my recruiter gets me to where I want to go? 4. Might be a stupid question but, can you be a pilot and be also airborne?

I'm going to basic in less than a week. I already have a bachelor's degree in psych. I'm still enlisting though for experience purposes and I really don't care about money. I'm here to serve. Should I consider officer or warrant officer in a little over a year? What are the differences?

i want to become a enlisted warrent officer pilot what are the requirements?

..yeah, it sounds good.. but do you get better pay..?

Are you Enlisted or an Officer?

So tell me what you think

Can I be an officer being 31?

Do you have any info on 35p's?

Respect

If my main goal was flying helicopters is WO the best? Esp if I may or may not stick around after a term?

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

yes and yes. Look into aviation.

Hey man Love your videos I'd like you to tell me what you think of my plan after high school. Okey I'm 16 I'm a junior in high school I'm in jrotc and I want to join the army reserves and go to college at the same time and I'd like for the army to help/pay for me to go to college. I want to study mechanical engineering in college here in my home state of Florida. I've taken the asvab twice in my high school first time last year and second time 2 'months ago, I still haven't received the scores but I know where to go in my school to get them, I'll get them after the winter break is over. So after I'm done with college and I'm still in the army reserves I'd like to use my degree on mechanical engineering in the army reserves, but I'd also like to become and officer and work on the field that I studied on college which will be mechanical engineering, If I like the reserves and I like what I'm doing I plan on being in the army/reserves for as long as possible.

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

Sound like a good plan. You can recommission to a warrant later on.

great info. thank you! (make subscribe button bigger bro)

I've always wanted to fly planes or helicopters, I got really deterred from the NAVY when looking at options right out of high school. Now years later I am looking into the best option to achieve this goal of mine, a cousin mentioned becoming a warrant officer in the Army. I've done research here and there trying to see what that path would look like. I have my A.A. degree and am one year from getting my bachelors with no military experience. Would the warrant officer program be far fetched for me, to become a pilot or relatively achievable?

@mr.b6153

7 жыл бұрын

Destiny Rodriguez It would be relatively achievable.

@keanupaar9011

4 жыл бұрын

Destiny you is fine !

Im actually taking the Warrant Officer route. I was debating about applying for OCS but after spending 6 years enlisted as an NCO I rather be a Warrant in my field

@ivanrod533

3 жыл бұрын

Did you become a warrant officer?

Does an associates (2 year degree) work to apply to be a warrant officer?

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

yes

Man I wanted to get out after my enlistment and go rotc But this damn branch doesn’t even let you keep your mos they give you whatever the hell they want when you commission Got me jacked up if you think I’m going to go from logistics to infantry

@JewelzFin

2 жыл бұрын

What's wrong with being in an Infantry unit? I've been in an Infantry unit as a Cav Scout and have done ADA. I prefer Infantry. Things may be more hardcore, but at least more people have their heads on straight when it comes to how the Army is supposed to traditionally operate.

@bruh1077

2 жыл бұрын

@@JewelzFin Too many meat heads, high speeds, and ridiculous standards of PT. No I do not want to go on a 15 mile ruck every Thursday, run 60 miles Monday Wednesday and Friday, and destroy my body. All whilst spending 2/3rds of the year in the field. Army does NOT pay enough, or do enough for you to give away your life like that.

@JewelzFin

2 жыл бұрын

@@bruh1077 I joined at 30 and spent 4 years in an Infantry unit and then went ADA. The best thing to do in your career is to experience some real Army shit. If you want a job in which it is laid back and regular civilian like, then dont be in the Army. Combat Arms is the backbone of the Army. Support is support. After being in an Infantry unit as a Cav Scout, I wish the rest of the Army would follow suit with how they set military standards. There are way too many support Soldiers who are not ready to do the underlining duties they may have to do someday. Combat Arms has very few of those types of Soldiers.

@bruh1077

2 жыл бұрын

@@JewelzFin Combat arms is extremely overrated. There’s a reason they have an immense amount of suicides in both the army, and marine corps. I have done real army shit, I deployed twice. Once to Saudi Arabia/Yemen, once to Iraq. As a Support MOS. And I can tell you, from legitimate experience, it’s not what it’s hyped up to be. Combat arms way of doing things is absolutely ridiculous, and should stay to them. It should not be the overall standard. People with your mentality are gladly dying out of the military, or can only be found at high speed units such as the 82nd. It’s toxic and unrealistic. Especially with the way war is fought now. Instead of meat head retards who can deadlift 700 pounds and run 60 miles, we need intellect. Pilots, extremely well ran logistics, communication, etc.

Adding to my previous comment - the leadership sucks! Cq staff duty all the time field training alll the time. We work like 4am to 1900 or sometimes the whole day. I hate PT and ruck marching everyday my body is breaking down can’t see doctor bc were too shorthanded ugh. I wanna get kick out. Barely get a break or get to relax and way way more. ugh I can’t believe there’s units like this.

@TheJasonYamamoto

4 жыл бұрын

I'll make a video response to this.

I am having trouble with deciding between trying to become a Warrant Officer in the Army or joining the Air force as a desired MOS ( haven't decided on Air Force or Army MOS ) I am currently a civilian and have taking the ASVAB and score 118 GT and ST scores. If you could email me or comment back with a little guidance it would be much appreciated

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

Warrant is technical... but Army stays in the field. Air Force doesn't.... hopefully that answers your question. If you like field work, then go Army. If you hate cold, wetness, heat, pain and misery, join Air Force.

@unwantedscrub

7 жыл бұрын

^ Lmao. So accurate.

@richradlewis6947

4 жыл бұрын

Air

can you join any branch as a warrant officer over the age of 30 if you have 14 plus years experience in the m.o.s you test for? more or less going from green to gold with a b.a. as to going from e4 to w1 or w2 with a 2 year degree in a trade of some sort? is that possible?

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

warrant officer, you have to be in 4-5 years, become a sergeant and then you can apply right afterwards. You don't need a degree. You just have to be accepted by your warrant officer recruiter and do the necessary paperwork.

@matthewcraig1691

7 жыл бұрын

would the best for me then join as a officer. i know you can go through ots with out your b.a. and get paid as a e7. but you have a time frame to get your bachelors degree. or would i be better off just joining the air nation guard at my age?

Chair force*

Can I become warrant officer in the reserves?

Hey man i going to join the Air Force next year what's your advice and am I going to be sent to war

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

buy a used tv from the other airmen. Yea.. it's like that.

@InfamousAustinT0

7 жыл бұрын

Enrique Aramburo Maybe if they need the people and we get into a serious conflict...... Ummmm....

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

air men aren't trained the same as soldiers are. If you want combat courses, you'll have to request those from your chain of command when you're in the air force.

mafia!

I'm a por shitty 35 Year old man what can the army do for me 🙈🙉🙊

I read online where it says you don't have to have a college degree to become a Warrant Officer in the Army. But you need a pretty good score on the ASVAB? I hope I'm not mistaken, can you clarify that for me? please answer me bro. I like your videos I just subscribed you. At the moment, I don't know if I should join the Air Force or Army. I want to join the Army to become a pilot since I don't have a bachelor's degree, but I'm also been thinking about joining the Air Force too for SF. Honestly, I don't know which way to go to man. I'm stuck on my decisions.

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

You'll like the Air Force then. Go Air Force. You can earn a degree in the Air Force. You're not going to get that opportunity with the Army due to their hectic schedule. Even if you do pursue to become a Warrant Officer, you have to become a Sergeant first and nothing guarantees that to you.

@jamesontrucker-lifestyle8097

7 жыл бұрын

Strength Over Benches (SOB) I appreciate it man. I guess I'll join the Air Force then. I'm going through your videos right now and I'm learning from them as well. Thanks for you service. What's your MOS in the Army? if you don't mind me asking.

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

Jameson ther logistics and food service

what is like to be an mp and during rotc can you still be active duty

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

experiences vary per person. If you're going to be an MP, expect long days on patrol. No you can't be in active duty being in ROTC.

@nov18scorp86

4 жыл бұрын

Ammar Abdul-Ali I’m currently an MP and I must say it has its good and bad days. I’m going warrant officer route, I want to reclass to HR.

And I also want to do ROTC during college

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

You have to apply through the ROTC recruiter.

@FernandoSilva-fp2ng

7 жыл бұрын

So if I want to do rotc inside my college and be part of the reserves at the same time I need to talk to the college rotc recruiter? I'm 16 and turning 17 on January 26 and I want to join the reserves ASAP so how would that work after I get in college ?

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

fernando jesus yes, talk to a rotc recruiter asap

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Why don't you become a WO Sergeant Yamamoto?

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

cause I don't want to. Rather be a regular officer.

@jeffguzman6497

7 жыл бұрын

Strength Over Benches (SOB) r u going to be an officer

@NgJackal1990

7 жыл бұрын

He's a non-commissioned officer already.

I've heard that you can only be one year out with a college degree? is that true?

@TheJasonYamamoto

7 жыл бұрын

I think so. They'll hold it off, the commissioning portion until then or even the school. That's something to talk about with the recruiter.

@averagebloke4474

7 жыл бұрын

***** yeah I'll have to check it out thank you!

Nah. Straight to OCS for me.

this guy uses the F-bomb too much I do not think U.S. Military officers are supposed to speak French.

I believe you are an honorable veteran... I'm sorry to say but you use the word ''fucking'' too much.

if I join the United States army or any branch can I be a communist without politician hate.

@johndaman4863

6 жыл бұрын

Commissar Tachanka No