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(1) Enter paid IDT assemblies other than UTAs, MUTAs, and RSTs in column h. Enter a “P” to show that the assembly was performed ina paid status, the date duty was performed, the applicable code from appendix E, and the total number of retirement points earned forthe assembly (1 or 2).a. For performance of equivalent training (ET), enter “P”, (date of duty performance), code “W,” and total retirement points earned (1 or2). Directly underneath, enter “ILO” (for “in lieu of”) and date for which the make-up training was authorized for each period of ETperformed.1. If soldier performed ET with other than the unit of assignment, enter under the name line “Attached to (name of unit) (inclusive dates) ”as shown. Include attachment order in unit 30-day plan.2. To indicate NON-PERFORMANCE of ET when properly scheduled, enter “Failed to perform (one/two) period(s) of ET on (date) asscheduled. Authorized/charged with one/two (A or U).” Include appropriate remark as prescribed in Figure D–3 if the “U” is for reasonsother than non-attendance. In the sample entry for JENSEN on the opposite page, the soldier left the second period of ET on 5 Januarywithout proper authorization and was charged with a “U”.b. For performance of additional flight training period (AFTP), enter “P,” (date of duty performance), code “G,” and total retirement pointsearned (1 or 2). In order to perform such duty, the soldier must be on current competent flight orders as either a crew member or noncrewmember. Either the code “FLY” or “FLYNC” must be entered in column h. (See fig D–7, item 1A.)c. For performance of a complete ATA in a calendar day, enter “P,” (date of duty performance), code “Y,” and total retirement pointsearned (1 or 2).d. For performance of an additional training assembly (ATA) on 2 separate days (i.e., one ATA performed in two 2-hour segments on 2different days), enter a “ P,” BOTH dates of training, code “Y,” and “1” for total retirement points earned. Enter only after second 2-hourperiod is performed.e. For performance of duty while attached to a USARF School, enter “P,” date of duty performance, code “S,” and total retirement pointsearned (1 or 2).f. For performance of duty while attached to the National Guard, enter “P,” date of duty performance, code “C,” and total retirementpoints earned (1 or 2).g. For performance of duty while attached to another USAR unit (not a USARF School) for training only, enter “P,” date of dutyperformance, code “T,” and total retirement points earned (1 or 2).h. For performance of an additional airborne unit training assembly (AAUTA), enter “P,” date of duty performance, code “U,” and totalretirement points earned (1 or 2). Enter the code “ JUMP” for each soldier on current competent parachute duty orders. (See fig D–7,item 1B.)i. For performance of an additional assembly for nuclear training (AANT), enter “P,” date of duty performance, code “X,” and totalretirement points earned (1 or 2).(2) When an assigned TPU soldier, or an attached soldier who is authorized to drill in a paid status, attends an assembly or performsmilitary duties for retirement points only, record performance in column h. Enter a “N” to show that the assembly or duty was performedin a non-pay status for retirement points only, the date the duty was performed, the applicable code from appendix E, and the totalnumber of retirement points earned (1 or 2). Do NOT record “M” or “N” in column g for these soldiers. Below are given sample entries ofTPU soldiers performing for retirement points only.a. The soldier performed staff and administrative duties at an administrative drill before the monthly paid assemblies. Back-updocumentation would be a sign-in roster showing that the soldier performed a minimum of 2 hours duty for each retirement point earned(maximum of 2 per day). (See table 2–1, rule 11.)b. The soldier attended a USARF School course for retirement points only. A sign-in roster or DA Form 1380 will be used as back-updocumentation. (See table 2–1, rule 2.)c. The soldier referred a friend who subsequently enlisted in the USAR. The commander authorized a retirement point. (See table 2–1,rule 17.)Note: Only under this criteria and for performing correspondence courses can a soldier earn more than two retirement points in 1calendar day.Figure D–5. Reporting IDT performance (col h)AR 140–185 • 15 May 198733