The younger 1102's I worked with at a larger contracting center were able to move up into positions with more responsibility and complicated actions. I feel that coming out with 10 years of contracting experience at this level will put me behind my peers entering the civilian contracting workforce. However I feel like the level of contracting experience I am getting at a 51C NCO is very simple and not a lot of room for growth into "real" 1102 work. In my limited time in contracting I've really enjoyed the field and know this is what I will continue to do whether I retire or not. I've worked under one chain of command who refused to give NCO's warrants and one that has, it is hit or miss. The chain of command we work under really depends on if we can get a warrant or not. When we are not deployed we are pretty much used at 1105's doing mostly under SAT work. Also our promotion potential is very limited right now and for the foreseeable future. I have found that work interesting because I have learned a lot about contract administration but I enjoy the contracting work better that the quality assurance work. Instead the Army chooses to use NCO's as 1910's, Quality Assurance Specialists. My dilemma is do I get out or stay in? I am currently on my second deployment as a 51C, fourth overall since I've been in, and both deployments as a 51C I have not done any contracting. I am scheduled to leave the Army in 12/2018 and if I chose to get out then I will have 15 years active service. I am currently working on my MBA and will be done next spring. I've been in the contracting field about 4 years and I am DIAWIA II certified and CFCM. I don't post a lot but I have gained a lot of knowledge from these forums and I greatly appreciate it.Ĭurrently I am a 51C (Contracting NCO) in the Army. Learn about the benefits of serving your country, paying for school, military career paths, and more: sign up now and hear from a recruiter near you.Hello everyone, I am looking for some guidance, advice. We can put you in touch with recruiters from the different military branches.
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