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Simultaneous Membership Program
The Simultaneous Membership
Program (SMP) is a volunteer officer training program that allows Army
National Guard and Army Reserve enlisted members to also participate in the
Advanced ROTC Program. Upon completion of Basic Training, a Reserve
Component soldier who is an academic junior, can join the Advanced ROTC
program and earn a commission as an officer in the United States Army while
completing their college degree. In addition, contracted non-scholarship
cadets and Reserve Force Duty scholarship cadets can join a Reserve
Component unit and the SMP. The Intent of the SMP is to increase officer
accessuins into the Reserve Compnents by increasing ROTC enrollment from the
enlisted Reserve Component members who are attending college. What does SMP mean to you? An opportunity to gain a
commission while going to college and serve in a Reserve Component Unit Who is
eligible? Anyone who: Has completed Basic Training
or equivalent (see Basic Camp ) Obligation Upon completion of the ROTC
program, the officer has an eight year obligation which can be served on
Active Duty, in the Reserve Forces, or a combination of the two. How Do I Start? You start by contacting us at: Department of Military
Science or calling (208) 885 - 6528 or 1-888-884-3246 ext 0 and ask for the Army ROTC. We will help you find a unit (if you don't have one already) and process all the necessary papers to enroll you in the SMP program.
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