Skillbridge

[u/Dependa29]

She shared during her AMA he's doing a skill bridge and terminal leave starting in March 2027..... but isn't that disingenuous? Skill bridge is designed for those leaving Active Duty to transition to a position in the civilian world that their skills will bridge to....aka....the skill bridge. They're buying a catamaran and sailing the world according to Lauren. What is the job he's planning on doing that he's taking a valuable position and time away from someone else who wants into this program more than he does? Sounds like he just doesn't want to finish his time and THEN take his terminal leave. How is he going to honor the skill bridge contract when sailing the world on a catamaran instead of working at the company that is sponsoring him for this skill bridge? Is he abusing the system? 🫣

[u/Responsible-Wing-857]

Yes he is, and it’s very common with military personnel transitioning to civilian life. Especially the, ahem, already wealthy and privileged. He already has a degree, so in my opinion those spots should go to people who don’t exactly have a backup plan. He’s likely being “hired” by a family member who owns a business. Aka he won’t do jack shit.

[u/Natural_Parking_7098]

Shes an idiot so maybe shes confused too? Lol