How long do you have to be an artillery officer before you get to have your own fire support team(s)?
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- Author: Alex E.
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K-Katie -. Staff Officer Projects For People
Hi Alex,
Thank you for your question.
You will generally serve between 2-3 years before you are selected to command a Fire Support Team. You will serve somewhere as a Junior Officer and Troop Commander first before commanding the team and supporting a combat arm.
I hope this answers your question but if you want to know more please come back to me.
Katie
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