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L127- Recommend Admin and Personnel Actions Flashcards

1
Q

CPT (company grade CDRs) or higher are authorized to promote soldiers to the ranks of ___

A

PV2, PFC, SPC

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Official instruments used for promotion up to SPC:

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RA- AAA-117
USAR- Enlisted Promotion Application
ARNG- DA Form 4187

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3
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IADT

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Initial Active Duty for Training

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4
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IRR

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Individual Ready Reserve

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5
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TIS/TIG for PV2, PFC and SPC

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PV2- 6 mo TIS
PFC- 12 mo TIS, 4 mo TIG
SPC- 24 mo TIS, 6 mo TIG

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6
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If a CDR elects not to promote a Soldier on auto promotion date, he/she must provide what 3 forms?

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  • DA Form 4187, denying promo
  • DA Form 4856, counseling
  • DA Form 268, Flag
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7
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Promotion instruments are filed in the ___

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Army Military Human Resource Record (AMHRR)

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AMHRR

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Army Military Human Resource Record

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9
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GRCH

A

grade change

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10
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DOR

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Date of Rank (same as Effective date)

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11
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Waiver TIS/TIG for PV2, PFC and SPC

A

PV2- 4 mo TIS
PFC- 6 mo TIS, 2 mo TIG
SPC- 18 mo TIS, 3 mo TIG

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12
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Any Soldier previously reduced must be ____ for promotion to the next higher rank.

A

fully qualified (without waiver)

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13
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UTM

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Unit Transmittal Memorandum

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14
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promotions to PV2, PFC and SPC are under the ___ System

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Decentralized Enlisted Promotion System

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15
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What System covers promotions to SGT and SSG?

A

Semi-centralized Promotion System

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16
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___ or higher are authorized to promote Soldiers to SGT and SSG.

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Field Grade CDRs of a UNIT, LTC

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17
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TPU

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Troop Program Unit

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18
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What are the steps required for promotion to SGT or SSG?

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  1. meet basic eligibility
  2. get recommendation from Unit CDR
  3. get selected by Promotion Authority and votes during promotion board
  4. compete based on promotion points
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19
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Primary zone Soldiers not recommended by Unit CDR must receive ___

A

written counseling

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20
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eMILPO

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electronic Military Personnel Office System

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21
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ATRRS

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Army Training Requirements and Resources System

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22
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Semi-centralized Promotion System instills a discipline approach with direct responsibility falling on the ___

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unit CDR, S1, individual Sodlier

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23
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What System covers promotions to SFC, MSG and SGM?

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Centralized promotion system

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24
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HRC

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Human Resource Command

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25
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Who promotes Soldiers to SFC, MSG and SGM?

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Brigade Commander, (CG) HRC

26
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USASMC

A

US Sergeant Major’s Course

27
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CG

A

Commanding General

28
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CPMOS

A

Career Progression Military Occupational Specialty

29
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STAB

A

Standby Advisory Board

30
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HQDA

A

Headquarters Department of the Army (pentagon?)

31
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The ___ is the policy proponent of the Army decorations, awards, and honors program.

A

Army G-1, HQDA

32
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G-1

A

Deputy Chief of Staff- Personnel

33
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What are the 6 TYPES of AWARDS?

A
  1. Decorations- Medal of Honor
  2. Good Conduct Medal (enlisted only)- 3+ years active duty
  3. Service Ribbons / Service Medals- BCT graduation, overseas
  4. Badges / Tabs- Air Assault, Ranger, Combat, marksmanship
  5. Certificates / Letters- Letter of Appreciation
  6. Foreign Awards
34
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Soldiers cannot receive awards if they are ___

A

flagged

35
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what AR covers awards?

A

AR 600-8-22

36
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All award decisions are ___ and based upon the decision of the authorized CDR.

A

subjective

37
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there are ___ to the number of awards that a Soldier may earn.

A

no limits

38
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CAB

A

Combat Action Badge

39
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EFMB

A

Expert Field Medical Badge

40
Q

VBIEDs

A

Vehicle-Borne Improvised Explosive Devices

41
Q

AGCM - award

A

Army Good Conduct Medal

42
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___ and ___ denote honorable performance of military duty within specified limited dates in specified geographic areas

A

Service (campaign) medals, service ribbons

43
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3 types of BADGES:

A
  1. Combat and special skill- Airborne
  2. Marksmanship- sharpshooter
  3. Identification (assignments)- Drill Sergeant, recruiter, The White House
44
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Examples of awards for wartime valor, service, or achievement:

A
  • Medal of Honor
  • Distinguished Service Cross
  • Silver Star
  • Legion of Merit
  • Distinguished Flying Cross
  • Soldier’s Medal
  • Bronze Star Medal
  • Meritorious Service Medal
  • Air Medal
  • Army Commendation Medal
  • Army Achievement Medal
  • Certificate of Achievement
  • Foreign Awards
45
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EES

A

Evaluation Entry System

46
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3 types of EVALUATIONS within EES:

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  1. Performance- OER, NCOER
  2. School- military and civilian
  3. DA- cover entire career and personnel file
47
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2 Types of REPORTS:

A
  1. Mandatory- annual report, change of rater

2. Optional- complete the record

48
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Rating Chain Members:

A

Reviewer>Senior Rater>Rater

49
Q

___ is an authorized absence from duty and is earned at a rate of 2.5 days per full month of active duty.

A

leave

50
Q

SLA- leave

A

Special Leave Accrual (hostile environment)

51
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2 broad categories of LEAVE

A
  1. Chargeable

2. Nonchargeable

52
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5 types of CHARGEABLE LEAVE:

A
  1. Ordinary- permanent duty station
  2. Transition- separating from service
  3. Emergency- immediate family
  4. PCS- before or after arrival
  5. TDY- before or after arrival
53
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5 types of NONCHARGEABLE LEAVE:

A
  1. Convalescent- expedite recovery from injury/illness
  2. Permissive TDY- attend semi-official party
  3. Excess- emergencies, negative leave balance, no pay
  4. Regular Pass- <3 days
  5. Special Pass- 3-4 days
54
Q

LES

A

Leave and Earnings Statement

55
Q

Army Fiscal year (FY)

A

Oct 1 to Sep 30

56
Q

Suspension of Favorable Personnel Actions is also known as a ___

A

flag

57
Q

Only those with a “ ___” of a Flag are informed

A

need to know

58
Q

A ___ is prepared to remove a Flag when status changes from unfavorable to favorable

A

DA Form 268

59
Q

3 types of TRANSFERABLE FLAGS

A
  1. Army Body Composition Program (ABCP)
  2. APFT
  3. Punishment phase
60
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examples of NONTRANSFERABLE FLAGS

A
  • Adverse actions
  • Security violation
  • Drug/Alcohol abuse

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