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for Title 10 AGR). A copy of the Soldier’s DA Form 2–1 (in States without a central records center or PersonnelService Branch), SIDPERS–ARNG Personnel Qualification Record, and DA Form 268, if in FLAG status, is includedwith the recommendation.(4) A CDR at any level may disapprove the recommendation, include the reason for disapproval, and return theaction through command channels to the originator.(5) On recommendations processed through the chain of command and not disapproved at a lower level, the StateAG (Deputy DARNG for Title 10 AGR) will make the final decision based on results and recommendations of theState-level STAB.Section XIIntegrating Soldiers into Promotion Lists7–45. Generala. This section describes how to integrate Soldiers into approved promotion lists.b. Individuals who enlist or reenlist into the ARNGUS from any other component or Service of the Armed Forces ofthe U.S. will not be integrated into promotion lists. The next scheduled promotion board, provided they are eligible,will consider them.7–46. Inter-State transfersa. Soldiers with promotion list status in one State that transfer to another may be integrated into the new State’spromotion list. The State MPMO may contact the losing State to obtain the Soldier’s official standing and relatedrecords or authorize a STAB (see para 7–48f(4)).b. Integration will be in the Soldier’s promotion or CPMOS. When the new State does not have the Soldier’sCPMOS, the Soldier will be reclassified and the Soldier’s score will be recomputed. The Soldier will be reintegratedinto the list in the new MOS.c. Soldiers integrated into approved promotion lists will be administratively reviewed and placed on the listimmediately after the individual with more points or the same number of points. Their places will be designated withdecimals. For instance, between sequence numbers 60 and 61, one Soldier will be numbered 60.1; a second will be 60.2; and so on. When the promotion board in the gaining State held the promotion board with different dates forcomputation of points (see para 7–29a(7)) than in the losing State, the gaining State MPMO will recompute theSoldier’s administrative and performance points according to the gaining State’s MOI.7–47. Soldiers reclassified while on promotion listsSoldiers reclassified for other than loss of qualifications because of inefficiency or misconduct will compete fortraining, assignment, and promotion in the new MOS. These Soldiers will be removed from a promotion list, or theState AG (MPMO) may direct a STAB to consider Soldiers’ promotion status for integration or may direct integrationinto a promotion list in the new MOS.7–48. Standby advisory boarda. The State AG (MPMO) or designee may approve cases for referral to a STAB. The STAB is used when a Soldiermeets the conditions listed in the remainder of this paragraph. If a board is in session, comprised essentially as was theoriginal board by which the Soldier was or should have been considered, they may be charged as a STAB to fullyevaluate the Soldier’s record using the original board charge. When there is no board in session, assemble one usingthe rules in paragraph 7–34.b. Generally it is not used when a board was not properly conducted for an entire class of Soldiers such as everyonein one grade, one unit, one career management field, or one MOS. In that event, the MPMO will have to invalidatesome or all of the original board, reconstruct the Soldier’s records and the board, and conduct the board essentially asof the date the proper action should have occurred.c. The State AG may approve cases for referral to a STAB upon determining that a material error exists.d. The State MPMO will determine if a material error existed in a Soldier’s official records when the file wasreviewed, or should have been reviewed had the error not precluded review, by a promotion board.e. Error is considered material when there is a reasonable chance that had the error not existed, the Soldier may havebeen selected.f. STABs are convened to consider the records of Soldiers—(1) Who are eligible per the original memorandum of instruction, is a member of the State ARNG before theconvening date of the board, and because of a material error the records were not reviewed by the regular board.(2) Whose records were reviewed by the regular board, were not selected for promotion, and whose recordscontained a material error that may have been a factor in nonselection.(3) Reclassified as described in paragraph 7–47.(4) Who inter-State transferred from another ARNG State and the gaining State AG (MPMO) directs a STAB.126 AR 600–8–19 • 20 March 2008