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12-379 Critical Skills Retention Bonus Program
SUBJECT: MILPER Message 12-379, Critical Skills Retention Bonus (CSRB) Program

1. Purpose: To provide information regarding the Critical Skills Retention Bonus

(CSRB) Program. https://www.hrc.army.mil/Milper/12-379

2. Facts:

a. Regular Army Enlisted Soldiers in the grade of E-7 with a Career Management

Field (CMF) 18 with 19-23 years of total active federal service (TAFS) are eligible for a

bonus for the following reenlistment periods: 24 months = $18,000, 36 months =

$30,000, and 48 months = $50,000.

b. Regular Army Enlisted Soldiers in the grade of E8-E9 with a CMF of 18Z SF

Senior are eligible for the following reenlistment periods: 24 months = $18,000, 36

month = $30,000, 48 months = $50,000, 60 months = $75,000, and 72 months

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