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• Consolidates promotion-based counseling requirements (para 1 – 33). • Updates professional military education requirements for promotion (para 1 – 34). • Eliminates Regular Army/U.S. Army...
19 Ιουν 2024 · Advancement to a Sergeant is competitive in the Army. Specialist E-4s must first be promoted to Corporal E-4 before becoming eligible for the rank of Sergeant. To make Corporal, Specialists must complete Basic Leader Course (BLC) and be recommended for advancement by a promotion board.
This page describes how the Army determines who is eligible for the promotion list to Specialist. Soldiers holding the rank of Private First Class are promoted to specialist after a minimum of two years of service in the Army.
Promotion boards † 4–3, page 55 Memorandum of instruction † 4–4, page 55 Personal appearance and written communication † 4–5, page 55 Board results † 4–6, page 55 Monthly promotions † 4–7, page 56 Service requirement † 4–8, page 56 Section II Task: Preboard Processing for Noncommissioned Officers in Zone of Consideration ...
SGT Promotion Requirements: Primary Zone — Board appearance at 34 months TIS and six months TIG as an E-4. Earliest Promotion can occur is at 36 months TIS with at least eight months TIG. Requirements for Secondary Zone — Board Appearance at 16 months TIS and four months TIG.
4 Οκτ 2017 · An E3 must have served in the Army for a minimum of 24 months to be considered eligible for promotion to E4. However, if a soldier has been granted a waiver by his company first sergeant, he may be eligible for promotion after 18 months time in service (TIS).
19 Δεκ 2023 · Privates (E-1) are promoted to private 2nd class after completing six months of service, and PV2s normally are promoted to PFC when they have 12 months' time in service and four months'...
