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How do you add a military award that you received to your OMPF if you are retired?
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If your retirement award didn't get added to your DD214 upon retirement, you can fill out a DD-149 - just follow the simple instructions on that form. The Army (or branch of service you were in) will send you back a DD-215 when they add the award. The DD149 is pretty self explanatory.
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What is the protein coating of Bacteriophage T2?
OmpF (outer membrane protein)
Where can I find my approved army commendation medal?
At your unit's S-1 shop. you can also check your OMPF to see if its on there. also check with your company's training room they might have it
What are the documents reviewed on the sergeant first class selection board?
The DA Centralized selection board for E-7 Sergeant First Class through E-9 Sergeant Major reviews you Official Military Personnel File (OMPF), Enlisted Records Brief (ERB) and you last 5 Non-commisioned Officers Reports (NCOER). You must ensure that your duty position listed on you NCOER's is depicted on your ERB in the bottom portion, they also look at Non-commisioned Officer Education System (NCOES) levels and achievements while attending those course. Make sure that all awards and achievements that are on your ERB are in your OMPF and visa verse make sure that everything you have in your OMPF is listed on your ERB. If you have college credits make sure it is on your ERB and you send and official copy to go in your OMPF. They will also examine you DA Photo so when you have it done (preferable not older than 1 year) ensure that your uniform is put together properly and you have only authorized awards, ribbons and badges worn and that they are in the proper place. It is best to have someone else look over your uniform to ensure the placement is correct. However certain things on your ERB and DA Photo is blacked out to prevent advantages or discrimination. In the end make sure you review and make all proper updates to all of your records prior to validating your records.
Who is eligible for standby advisory board?
Reconsideration normally will be granted when one or more of the following conditions existed on the performance microfiche of a Soldier's OMPF at the time it was reviewed by a promotion selection board. - An adverse NCO Evaluation Report (NCOER) or Academic Evaluation Report reviewed by a board was subsequently declared invalid in whole or in part, and was determined by the Enlisted Special Review Board to constitute a material error. - An adverse document (Article 15, court-martial, etc.) belonging to another Soldier is filed on the performance fiche of the non-select's OMPF, and such document was seen by the board. - An Article 15 administered on or after 1 September 1979 which was designated for file in the MPRJ only, but was erroneously filed on the performance fiche of the OMPF and was reviewed by the board. - Court-martial orders were filed on the performance fiche of the OMPF when the findings were "not guilty." - A document was filed on the performance fiche of the OMPF which erroneously identified the non-select as AWOL or a deserter when reviewed by the board. - Receipt of a degree (AA, BA, BS) not recorded on the performance fiche or the qualification record, or was not seen in hard copy by the board. Only college degrees awarded by an accredited college or university (shown on official transcript dated prior to the board) will be considered. The date of the transcript and awarding of the degree will not be older than 3 months before the convening date of the board. - An award of a Meritorious Service Medal (initial award only) or higher not recorded on the performance fiche or qualification record, or not reviewed in hard copy by the board. The date used for determination of reconsideration will be the date of the order or the effective date, whichever is later, and will not be older than 3 months before the convening date of the board. - An annual or change of rater NCOER which was received at USAEREC early enough for processing and filing before the convening date of the promotion selection board was not reviewed. 75 days must be allowed between the thru date of the NCOER and the convening date of the board for processing. - An individual who was reclassified was considered for SFC, MSG or SGM in the old MOS. c. The following items do not constitute material error and reconsideration will not be granted: NOTE: This is not "an all inclusive list." - Omission of letters of appreciation, commendation, congratulations or other similar commendatory correspondence. - Documents which are not derogatory having been filed on the wrong performance fiche of the OMPF. - Absence of documents written, prepared or computed following convening of a board. - Incorrect data in the personnel record reviewed by the Soldier prior to the record being forwarded to the board. - Absence of personnel record. - Absence of an official photograph or the presence of an outdated photograph. - Absence of an award for achievement or meritorious service lower than the Meritorious Service Medal. - Absence of documents not authorized to be filed in the performance fiche of the OMPF under AR 600-8-104. - Absence of completion of an NCOES course unless it is a criteria for promotion consideration, i.e., ALC, SLC, and the course was completed prior to the convening date of the board. - A complete the record NCOER is an optional report and the absence of this report will not, under any circumstances, be a basis for reconsideration.
What does the acrynym G O M A R stand for?
General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand, or an administrative censure or written "chewing out" by a general officer given to a soldier for a failure to comply with established standards. May stand alone or be accompanied by an Article 15 under UCMJ. The written reprimand may be filed in either the Soldier's Military Personnel Record Jacket (MPRJ) or Official Military Personnel File (OMPF), usually for the term of assignment under the general court-martial jurisdiction or up to three years, whichever is sooner.
How many DUI offenders made the Sergeant First Class list this year?
I know of 2 for sure. It is a sad day when good soldiers get denied promotion because of a technicality. Something didn't match from the DA Photo to the ERB to the OMPF. But known DUI offenders make it.
What is the minimum tis requirements for ssg to sfc?
Here are the requirements for the SFC 2010 board. ! 6 year minimum TIS This chapter provides the rules and steps for managing the Centralized Promotion System to SFC, MSG, and SGM for the Active Army and USAR AGR Soldiers. a. The CDR, HRC-Alexandria (AHRC-MSP-E) (CDR, HRC-St. Louis (AHRC-MSL-E) for USAR) promotes Soldiers to the grades of SFC, MSG, and SGM. b. A centralized promotion system has been in effect for promotion of enlisted Soldiers since 1 January 1969 for SGM, 1 March 1969 for MSG, and 1 June 1970 for SFC. c. Selection and promotion authority by HQDA does not deprive local CDRs of the authority to reduce Soldiers in the grade of SFC, MSG, and SGM for inefficiency or conviction by a civil court. d. Criteria for primary and secondary zones of consideration for each grade will be announced by the CDR, HRC-Alexandria (AHRC-MSP-E) (CDR, HRC-St. Louis (AHRC-MSL-E) for USAR) before each board. e. Soldiers in the grade of SSG, SFC, and MSG may decline consideration for promotion and (if applicable) attendance at the U.S. Army Sergeant's Major Academy (USASMA). (1) Declinations exercised by Soldiers will be irrevocable for that board of consideration but will have no impact on future eligibility or selection. Declinations must be received by the announced board convene date. (2) Soldiers who take no action to decline consideration will be, by default (and provided they are otherwise eligible), considered for promotion. (3) Soldiers who exercise a declination of consideration will not, under any circumstances, be authorized a future standby advisory board for the board for which they declined consideration. (4) Statements submitted for the purpose of declining promotion consideration will not be filed in the Soldier's Official Military Personnel File (OMPF). f. Soldiers serving SRB or enlisted bonus service will not be promoted outside their CPMOS. g. If the Soldier is in the zone of consideration for an HQDA promotion board, a Complete-the-Record evaluation report may be submitted according to the HRC-Alexandria (HRC-St. Louis for USAR) message announcing the zones.
What are army promotion requirement for sfc?
Here are the requirements for the SFC 2010 board. ! 6 year minimum TIS This chapter provides the rules and steps for managing the Centralized Promotion System to SFC, MSG, and SGM for the Active Army and USAR AGR Soldiers. a. The CDR, HRC-Alexandria (AHRC-MSP-E) (CDR, HRC-St. Louis (AHRC-MSL-E) for USAR) promotes Soldiers to the grades of SFC, MSG, and SGM. b. A centralized promotion system has been in effect for promotion of enlisted Soldiers since 1 January 1969 for SGM, 1 March 1969 for MSG, and 1 June 1970 for SFC. c. Selection and promotion authority by HQDA does not deprive local CDRs of the authority to reduce Soldiers in the grade of SFC, MSG, and SGM for inefficiency or conviction by a civil court. d. Criteria for primary and secondary zones of consideration for each grade will be announced by the CDR, HRC-Alexandria (AHRC-MSP-E) (CDR, HRC-St. Louis (AHRC-MSL-E) for USAR) before each board. e. Soldiers in the grade of SSG, SFC, and MSG may decline consideration for promotion and (if applicable) attendance at the U.S. Army Sergeant's Major Academy (USASMA). (1) Declinations exercised by Soldiers will be irrevocable for that board of consideration but will have no impact on future eligibility or selection. Declinations must be received by the announced board convene date. (2) Soldiers who take no action to decline consideration will be, by default (and provided they are otherwise eligible), considered for promotion. (3) Soldiers who exercise a declination of consideration will not, under any circumstances, be authorized a future standby advisory board for the board for which they declined consideration. (4) Statements submitted for the purpose of declining promotion consideration will not be filed in the Soldier's Official Military Personnel File (OMPF). f. Soldiers serving SRB or enlisted bonus service will not be promoted outside their CPMOS. g. If the Soldier is in the zone of consideration for an HQDA promotion board, a Complete-the-Record evaluation report may be submitted according to the HRC-Alexandria (HRC-St. Louis for USAR) message announcing the zones.
