SWO age limit?

[nicolas.fernandez004]

Is the age limit for joining SWO 29 or 32? I’ve been seeing both of those numbers on different websites.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Is the age limit for joining SWO 29 or 32? I’ve been seeing both of those numbers on different websites.

Since I’m in a good mood.

https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Career/OCM/PA-100_SWO_Training_Mar-2021.pdf?ver=6lU8Olar79N1hRzGPGW-Xg%3d%3d

Didn’t we have a talk before (and before) about utilizing your recruiter for basic recruiting questions?

 

[nicolas.fernandez004]

Well, considering you reply to my comments within five minutes each time I thought that I couldn’t pass up that quick turnaround time.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Well, considering you reply to my comments within five minutes each time I thought that I couldn’t pass up that quick turnaround time.

Or you can stop being lazy and not taking advantage of people offering valuable advice.

 

[nicolas.fernandez004]

I just wanted some questions answered. Considering your a former recruiting guru it seemed legit coming from you. Thanks for your time and information. I appreciate it.

 

[AllAmerican75]

I just wanted some questions answered. Considering your a former recruiting guru it seemed legit coming from you. Thanks for your time and information. I appreciate it.

Man, you're going to have a rough time as a SWO with that attitude.

 

[nicolas.fernandez004]

Maybe. I feel I would do just fine.

 

[cfam]

@nicolas.fernandez004 you have a habit of opening threads with questions that could be easily answered by doing some searching on this forum (or SailorBob, a forum that’s actually for SWOs) or by just doing some googling/research on the My Navy HR website.

You also have a tendency to make snarky comments to anyone that answers in a way you don’t like. The people providing you answers are those who have been there and done that. A proactive mindset and a receptive attitude will go a long way in your pursuit of a career as an officer.

With that, we’re done here.