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Contents—ContinuedSection VPromotion Process Overview, page 112Overview • 7–27, page 112Promotion Process • 7–28, page 112Announcement of promotion selection boards • 7–29, page 112Section VIProcessing Soldiers for Promotion Consideration, page 117Consideration for promotion • 7–30, page 117Individual Soldier actions • 7–31, page 118Correspondence with the board • 7–32, page 118Denying Soldiers consideration for promotion • 7–33, page 119Section VIIThe Evaluation Process, page 119General • 7–34, page 119Evaluating Soldiers for promotion • 7–35, page 120Section VIIIApproving and Publishing Promotion Lists, page 121Promotion lists approval • 7–36, page 121Determining selection objective • 7–37, page 121Publishing promotion lists • 7–38, page 121Section IXSelect Soldiers from Promotion Lists, page 122General • 7–39, page 122Selecting Soldiers from promotion lists • 7–40, page 123Declining promotion and assignment • 7–41, page 124Hardship affecting promotion and assignment • 7–42, page 124Section XRemoval of Soldiers from Promotion Lists, page 124Administrative removal • 7–43, page 124Command-initiated removal • 7–44, page 125Section XIIntegrating Soldiers into Promotion Lists, page 126General • 7–45, page 126Inter-State transfers • 7–46, page 126Soldiers reclassified while on promotion lists • 7–47, page 126Standby advisory board • 7–48, page 126Chapter 8Promotion of Special Bandspersons, page 137Section IOverview, page 137Bandspersons • 8–1, page 137Special band units • 8–2, page 137Section IITask: Processing Promotions for Special Bandspersons, page 137Rules • 8–3, page 137Steps • 8–4, page 137viii AR 600–8–19 • 20 March 2008
Contents—ContinuedChapter 9Merit Promotions, page 138Marksmen/gunsmiths • 9–1, page 138Rules for processing promotions for personnel assigned to the Army Marksmanship Program • 9–2, page 138U.S. Army Marksmenship Unit competitive marksmen/gunsmiths • 9–3, page 138Rules for processing promotions for personnel assigned to the U.S. Army Parachute Team • 9–4, page 139U.S. Army Parachute Team competitive parachutists • 9–5, page 139U.S. Army Recruiting Command Merit Promotion System • 9–6, page 139U.S. Army Recruiting Command recruiters • 9–7, page 139U.S. Army Recruiting Command USAR AGR recruiters • 9–8, page 140U.S. Army Recruiting Command USAR annual award winners • 9–9, page 140Chapter 10Reductions in Grade, page 140Section IReduction Management, page 140Reductions • 10–1, page 140Reduction authority • 10–2, page 141Section IIReduction for Misconduct, page 141Rules • 10–3, page 141Steps (civil convictions) • 10–4, page 144Section IIIReduction for Inefficiency, page 144Policy • 10–5, page 144Criteria • 10–6, page 144Section IVReduction Boards, page 145Policy • 10–7, page 145Rules • 10–8, page 146Steps • 10–9, page 146Section VSoldier Rights and Appeal Policy, page 147Rights of the Soldier • 10–10, page 147Appeals • 10–11, page 147Section VIReduction Orders and Restoration to Former Grade, page 148Reduction orders • 10–12, page 148Effective date of reduction • 10–13, page 148Restoration to former grade • 10–14, page 148Section VIIOther Reasons for Reduction, page 149Approved for discharge from the service under other than honorable conditions • 10–15, page 149Reductions for failure to complete training • 10–16, page 149Reduction for unsatisfactory participation • 10–17, page 150Failure to complete or attend Noncommissioned Officers Education System • 10–18, page 150Voluntary reduction • 10–19, page 150Reduction upon return from active duty (mobilization) • 10–20, page 151AR 600–8–19 • 20 March 2008ix
Page 1 and 2: Army Regulation 600-8-19Personnel
Page 4 and 5: Contents—ContinuedSection IIPrinc
Page 6 and 7: Contents—ContinuedSteps • 3-25,
Page 8 and 9: Contents—ContinuedConvening promo
Page 12 and 13: Contents—ContinuedOther reasons f
Page 15 and 16: Chapter 1IntroductionSection IOverv
Page 17 and 18: Soldiers who are deployed directly
Page 19 and 20: (2) The grades of SGT and SSG, the
Page 21 and 22: 1-19. Promotion of terminally ill S
Page 23 and 24: d. Promotion certificates for Soldi
Page 25 and 26: eassigned to the IRR for purposes o
Page 27 and 28: a. Soldiers who are unable to quali
Page 29 and 30: 4187 denying the promotion will be
Page 31 and 32: i. JMD CDRs may promote, with waive
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Page 37 and 38: Figure 3-1. Sample of completed DA
Page 41 and 42: f. Corrections may be made or new a
Page 43 and 44: Figure 3-2. Sample of completed DA
Page 45 and 46: 3-14. StepsThe steps for conducting
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Page 49 and 50: Table 3-7Processing results of a pr
Page 51 and 52: Table 3-8Processing promotion point
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Page 55 and 56: Table 3-12Conducting a removal boar
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c. Soldiers whose promotion packet
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Table 3-20APFTAPFT scorePromotion p
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the credit hours completed then div
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These entries will not be removed f
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abeyance until the Soldier complete
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Section IIITask: Processing Promoti
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g. The following items do not const
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Table 4-4Processing command initiat
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(6) Add, update, and remove promoti
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(2) Be listed on a valid permanent
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(4) The form will be sent to the cu
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Figure 5-1. Sample format for repor
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Figure 5-1. Sample format for repor
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(2) Send a copy of the approved rep
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a. Names will be placed on the list
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(2) Send one copy of each DA Form 3
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(18) Is on the promotion list and i
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Figure 5-3. Sample format for a per
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c. Alternate ANCOC list selection b
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(5) Orders appointing board members
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Figure 5-4. Sample format for a per
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(2) That were not properly constitu
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5-46. Reassignment prior to promoti
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assigned to the position up to 2 ye
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y CDR, HRC-St. Louis. Those Soldier
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along with their peers when their s
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promoted. Soldiers below the select
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Include all service for pay compute
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d. Promotion authorities may sign p
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Figure 7-1. Army National Guard Str
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Table 7-1TIMIG, TIS, and CES for pr
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Figure 7-2. Statements of agreement
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(4) Before 1 October 1991, any RC-A
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(1) The basic criteria for consider
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Figure 7-3. Sample memorandum of in
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Section VIProcessing Soldiers for P
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7-33. Denying Soldiers consideratio
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Section VIIIApproving and Publishin
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i. MTs and AGR Soldiers will be sel
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efuses, or fails to apply for, fail
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g. Soldiers selected by a STAB will
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Figure 7-6. Instructions for NGB Fo
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Chapter 8Promotion of Special Bands
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promotion system. If selected, they
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(2) A control copy of the UCMJ, Art
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Table 10-2Rules for reduction for m
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(2) In lieu of UCMJ, Art. 15.(3) To
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Table 10-4Conducting reduction boar
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court-martial sentence will be rest
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is not considered a grade reduction
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to SGT, are ineligible for a battle
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AR 600-8-105Military Orders. (Cited
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JFTRJoint Federal Travel Regulation
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DA Form 3168Posthumous Promotion (E
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ARNGUSArmy National Guard of the Un
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ETSexpiration term of serviceFASTRA
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MPOmilitary personnel officeMSGmast
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RMOSrecommended military occupation
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USAMUU.S. Army Marksmenship UnitUSA
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Field promotion authorityA CDR who
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StepSequential subdivision of a tas
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USAPDELECTRONIC PUBLISHING SYSTEMOn
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