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Civil Affairs in the Military Warriors, Weapons and Challenging Authority
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Civil affairs soldiers help plan missions that may involve civilians, such as evacuations, and work with civilian aid agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and commercial and private organizations. They may also support counter-drug operations that involve civilians or non-combatants. Civil Affairs Soldiers are the governance and foreign-culture experts of the Army. They have the ability to engage with foreign populations and governments, gain understanding of the non-military factors that affect military operations, and affect change through the networks they build. The Civil Affairs Soldier is able to think and survive on their own, in any kind of operating environment.
CIVIL AFFAIRS ELIGIBILITY CHECKLIST
Civilian recruits, current Army Soldiers, and Army officers must fulfill different initial requirements to join Civil Affairs. To determine your eligibility, please read the following information carefully.
Joining the Army as a Civil Affairs Soldier
If you are interested in becoming a Civil Affairs Soldier, you must meet the following basic requirements:
You must pass an Army Physical Fitness Test and clear height/weight standards
You must have a PULHES 111221 or better
You must have an Enlisted Record Brief/Officer Record Brief
You must be within the rank of Specialist, Sergeant or Staff Sergeant
You must have an ASVAB TECH score 107 or above
You must meet time in service/time in grade requirements:
SPC: no less than one year TIS and no more than four years TIS and three years TIG
SGT: no less than two years TIS and no more than six years TIS and three years TIG
Be eligible for a Secret security clearance (security clearance is not required to attend)
Joining the Civil Affairs Branch as an Officer
In order to qualify as a Civil Affairs officer, you must have the following additional qualifications:
Be eligible for a Top Secret security clearance under provisions of AR 380-67
Be a First Lieutenant or Captain in a targeted year group
Possess a baccalaureate degree
Have a valid DA photo
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Civil affairs soldiers help plan missions that may involve civilians, such as evacuations, and work with civilian aid agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and commercial and private organizations. They may also support counter-drug operations that involve civilians or non-combatants. Civil Affairs Soldiers are the governance and foreign-culture experts of the Army. They have the ability to engage with foreign populations and governments, gain understanding of the non-military factors that affect military operations, and affect change through the networks they build. The Civil Affairs Soldier is able to think and survive on their own, in any kind of operating environment.
CIVIL AFFAIRS ELIGIBILITY CHECKLIST
Civilian recruits, current Army Soldiers, and Army officers must fulfill different initial requirements to join Civil Affairs. To determine your eligibility, please read the following information carefully.
Joining the Army as a Civil Affairs Soldier
If you are interested in becoming a Civil Affairs Soldier, you must meet the following basic requirements:
You must pass an Army Physical Fitness Test and clear height/weight standards
You must have a PULHES 111221 or better
You must have an Enlisted Record Brief/Officer Record Brief
You must be within the rank of Specialist, Sergeant or Staff Sergeant
You must have an ASVAB TECH score 107 or above
You must meet time in service/time in grade requirements:
SPC: no less than one year TIS and no more than four years TIS and three years TIG
SGT: no less than two years TIS and no more than six years TIS and three years TIG
Be eligible for a Secret security clearance (security clearance is not required to attend)
Joining the Civil Affairs Branch as an Officer
In order to qualify as a Civil Affairs officer, you must have the following additional qualifications:
Be eligible for a Top Secret security clearance under provisions of AR 380-67
Be a First Lieutenant or Captain in a targeted year group
Possess a baccalaureate degree
Have a valid DA photo
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/john-kaires/support
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