After your time in the military, could you be a bull?

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champagnepapi
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I still don't know the income a typical bull makes. But I imagine retirement pay and bull income is pretty nnice....nice enough to deal with cadets.
Dirk Diggler
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OOC are all state jobs so the salaries are public
You can look everyone up by name

https://salaries.texastribune.org/texas-am-university/departments/ofc-of-commandant/
champagnepapi
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Not bad at all
Trident15
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I think most of the CTOs are a bit underpaid. They work long hours, tons of weekends, and have 24 hour duty shifts. It would be a very rewarding job from the standpoint that you have the opportunity to mentor and develop young people on a daily basis, but they put up with a whole lot of BS.

Aggie Infantry
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Not with the way the Corps has evolved.
DogCo84
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I'm just curious how many of these retired-from AD CTCs are there?

I expected most of the Commandant's staff to be in this AD-retired/State employee category. My memory from the early 1980s however, is that most of the Company-level bulls were AD officers assigned to the Services' PMS/PAS/PNS?

Please note that I have no problem with this concept. It may be more cost-effective and provide seriously experienced cadre to better shape cadets.
Trident15
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Each major unit has a CTO that is retired or former military and works for the OOC. Every company has a military advisor which is a member of the ROTC department and doesn't really do much of anything (YMMV but I only met my company's military advisor one time when he came to Duncan for dinner with us- others may have been more involved).
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