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Table 2–1Award of IDT retirement points—ContinuedR A B CULE when the individual and the individual will be awarded11 performs staff and administrative dutiesas additional training for points only insupport of TPU activities12 performs Civil Defense duties (AR500–70) at a scheduled work formationin an officially designated locationunder active supervision of a designatedCivil Defense officer13 performs military medical duties withoutpay or professional fees14 performs Army Medical Department(AMEDD) liaison officer duties15 performs military pastoral duties—counseling, ceremony, or worship serviceis a trained Selected Reserve soldier(T/PC A, B, C, or M); is not a commanderreceiving administrative functionpay; and is not a USAR technicianperforming in civilian statusis an IRR or active Standby Reservesoldier and meets the training requirementsof ’’CD MOBDES Program’’booklet dated 1 Jul 72is authorized under AR 140–1, paragraph3–28is authorized under AR 140–1, paragraph3–28is a chaplain or attached divinity studentunder personal supervision of anassigned chaplainpoints under the two-hour rule-except forUTA/MUTA, RST, ET, make up assemblies,or ATA. Four-hour rule applies forthese periods.1 point for a minimum of 2 consecutivehours of training. Two points per daybased on 8 hours training. A maximumof 3 points per week, 6 points per month,and 13 points per quarter.points under two/eight-hour rule.points under two/eight-hour rule.points under two/eight-hour rule.16 performs certain legal duties is a JAG officer points under the two/eight-hour rule.17 recruits new soldier for enlistment inTPU and the new enlistee verifies theindividual is responsible for his/her enlistment18 performs aerial flights or aerial preparationor trains in ground flight simulator19 performs service as a member of aduly authorized board20 administers tests required in the EnlistedEvaluation System21 performs duties in an attached statuswith ARNG or other Armed Forcescomponents22 performs duties under the jurisdictionand certified by the Director, SelectiveService System or a designated militaryrepresentative23 performs duties as a member of theMilitary Affiliated Radio System(MARS)24 performs duties of auditioning prospectivebandsmen/women enlistees uponauthorization of the Recreation Directorate,United States Army AdjutantGeneral Center (TAGCEN) which areauthenticated by the area commandStaff Bands officer for the area inwhich the service is performed25 performs other individual IDT in a nonpaytraining statusis a TPU, or IRR, or active StandbyReserve soldieris authorized under chapters 3 and 4,AR 140–1is authorized under AR 140–1, paragraph3–28is authorized under AR 140–1, paragraph3–28is authorized under AR 140–1, paragraph3–28is authorized under AR 140–1, paragraph3–28is assigned to Signal Corps Branch orpursues individual training which willqualify soldier for transfer to the SignalCorpsis an officer with SSI 42C (Staff BandOfficer) assigned to the IRR orStandby Reserveis authorized under AR 140–1, paragraph3–281 point for recruiting each new enlistee(TPU soldiers assigned to recruiting dutiesare not authorized points).points as follows: Actual flight: 1 point for1 1/2 hours rotary wing (RW) or 1 1/2hours fixed wing (FW). Flight preparation:one point for 4 hours. Ground flightsimulator: one point for 2 hours.points under the two/eight-hour rule.points under the two/eight-hour rule.points under the four-hour rule.points under the two/eight-hour rule.points under the two/eight-hour rule. Forunit soldiers, only periods of operation inthe official network will be authorizedduty for points.points under the two/eight-hour rule.points under the two-hour rule.AR 140–185 • 15 May 198711