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I’m prior service Army. I have been out since 2013. I saw that the Cyber direct commission has been extended to the Reserves. I was previously looking at doing Army FA26 direct commission.

I had a few questions:

1. How competitive is the Cyber Direct Commission process? I was told by the FA26 proponent that I was very well qualified for that role, but I don’t know how that translates here.

2. What does the Air Force direct commission process look like?

3. How long does the process take? I’ve heard OTS can take months/years just to get a slot.

4. Are there more details about the day to day for 17D and 17S?

5. Does anyone have experience doing the cyber direct commission program? I k

As title, prior service Signal (25B E5) now with a degree and 10 years experience as a network engineer. It feels like it would be a good fit if I were to get back in. It seems like direct commission might be possible in a program launched this summer?

https://www.army.mil/article/257498/signal_corps_seeks_to_grow_through_direct_commissions

If anyone could put me in touch with a reserve component 26A, I would be much obliged.

I know there are a lot of guys and gals in uniform all around the US doing a bit more training than usual. Probably more equipment inspections, more vehicle maintenance, more time away from families.

Being a town with five bases, we obviously have a lot of serving members here, as well as veterans. From one veteran to all those who are putting in extra hours to ensure your readiness (and therefore all of our safety), I thank you for your sacrifice!

It's not like it's the end of the world.

We're lucky to live in a city where our Electricity / Gas / Water / Wastewater provider doesn't exist to extract the maximum value from the city and deliver it to their shareholders. CSU exists to provide maximum value to the city and ratepayers. CSU want's feedback so it can develop the new Electric Integrated Resource Plan. This includes questions such as:

• When should the Drake plant be retired?
• When should the Nixon plant be retired?
• What carbon targets should CSU be planning towards?
• How much extra you'd be willing to pay, if any, for different energy roadmaps.

This is a rare chance to provide this kind of direction to a utility, especially one that is by nature more responsive

Just found out from someone at MS that RDNSS was included with the Creators Update. This means that the major Operating Systems (Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS) all support RDNSS. Android DOES NOT support any kind of DHCPv6 (stateful or stateless, so it can only dynamically acquire a DNS server through RDNSS.