ANGI 36-101 - Air Force Link
ANGI 36-101 - Air Force Link
ANGI 36-101 - Air Force Link
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<strong>ANGI</strong><strong>36</strong>-<strong>101</strong> 3 JUNE 2010 25<br />
6.6.2.2. AGRs cannot be assigned to positions identified on the UMD with the following<br />
RICs: ―0028‖ (Drill Officer), ―00<strong>36</strong>‖ (Student Officer), ―0127‖ (Student Enlisted),<br />
―0128‖ (Drill Enlisted), ―0160‖ (T5 Civilian), ―0170‖ (Technician), or ―8888‖ (Contract<br />
Manpower Equivalent).<br />
6.6.2.3. If a full-time position on the UMD is identified with a RIC ―0170‖ and the unit<br />
wants to execute it as an AGR, the unit must change the position on the UMD via the<br />
published Manpower Change Request (MCR) process to either RIC ―0034‖ or ―0148‖<br />
before assigning a person in AGR status to the position.<br />
6.7. Voluntary Reassignment. Reassignment to an AGR position requires the new position to<br />
have a grade no lower than the individual's current military grade (unless the enlisted <strong>Air</strong>man<br />
agrees in writing to a reduction in grade IAW <strong>ANGI</strong> <strong>36</strong>-2503, Administrative Demotion of<br />
<strong>Air</strong>men). The reassignment must not lead to an overgrade, excess, or a promotion beyond the<br />
highest AGR grade identified for the current position when advertised and hired (Reference<br />
paragraph 13.6 and Table 13.1).<br />
6.7.1. An amendment to the <strong>Air</strong>man's AGR order reflecting the new UMD position must be<br />
accomplished.<br />
6.7.2. AGR personnel affected by UMD reductions will be given first priority for<br />
reassignment to any available vacant AGR position within the State for which they are or can<br />
become qualified (reference Chapter 10).<br />
6.7.3. New hires may only be authorized after AGR <strong>Air</strong>men affected by the UMD reductions<br />
have been placed (reference Chapter 10).<br />
6.7.4. <strong>Air</strong>men who are reassigned to a new position should remain in that position for a<br />
minimum of 24 months. TAG may approve waivers when in the best interest of the unit,<br />
State, and <strong>Air</strong> National Guard.<br />
6.8. Management Directed Reassignment (MDR) (Involuntary). Commanders will leverage<br />
the MDR program to effectively integrate personnel force development goals, operational<br />
requirements, and career management objectives that sustain and support unit/wing/State<br />
requirements.<br />
6.8.1. With HRO concurrence, commanders may elect a lateral Management Directed<br />
Reassignment of an AGR <strong>Air</strong>man without advertising the position and without the <strong>Air</strong>man's<br />
consent. Individual must be fully qualified for the military position. MDRs will not create<br />
an overgrade or excess assignment nor lead to a promotion beyond the highest military grade<br />
identified for the current position when advertised and hired. Exceptions are permitted for<br />
officers who have been selected by a promotion board and have not yet pinned and are<br />
currently occupying a higher graded position.<br />
6.8.2. AGRs should serve at least 24 months in their present position to be considered for a<br />
MDR. MDRs with less than 24 months in current assignment require waiver approval by<br />
TAG.<br />
6.8.3. AGRs <strong>Air</strong>men who decline a MDR will be released from the AGR program no earlier<br />
than 120 days after the date they decline. <strong>Air</strong>men who desire to be released earlier than 120<br />
days must make a written request through their chain of command to HRO.