Navy releases advancements for E-8 and E-9 Reserve and FTS

The wait is over for those awaiting word on just who the 3,822 Selected Reserve and Reserve Full-Time Support E-8 and E-9 selectees would be.

The chief of naval personnel released the lists in NavAdmin message 098/18 on April 18.

The board convened March 5 in Millington, Tennessee, and wrapped up 11 days later, marking the first enlisted advancements of 2018.

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The FY19 Selected Reserve and FTS selection board convened March 5 in Millington, and wrapped up 11 days later.

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Congratulations to all selectees! Click on the links below to see who made the cut.

Selected Reserve E-9 Selections

Selected Reserve E-8 Selections

Reserve Full-Time Support E-8 and E-9 Selections

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