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- Professionally develop Soldiers.
- Maximize dwell time.
- Meet Soldiers' personal desires. - CORRECT ANSWER: What is the Secondary goal
of the Assignment Process?
-Adjutant General -Finance -Military Police -Military Intelligence -Ordnance -Quartermaster
-Signal Transportation - CORRECT ANSWER: Name the Donor Branches
-Air Defense Artillery -Armor -Chemical -Field Artillery
-Infantry - CORRECT ANSWER: Name the Recipient Branches
-Annual Army-wide PAI -Change of Command -Loss of Commander -A Unit Move, Inactivation, or Redesignation -Deployment -Movement from the Mobilization Station
-Direction of the Chain of Command - CORRECT ANSWER: When is it mandatory to
conduct PAI?
-Army requirements -Grade, career field, education, experience -Professional development needs -Availability -Stabilization, tour equity -Officer's potential for advancement -Personal or Family considerations (EFMP, joint domicile)
-CSL commands - CORRECT ANSWER: Factors that influence the Officer Distribution
and Assignments
-Army Requirements -Professional Development 1 / 3
-Officer Preference - CORRECT ANSWER: Officer Distribution and Assignments
*Balancing Priorities*
-Assignments are made based on professional qualifications -PCS moves are not tied solely to the passage of time on station -Promotion will not be the sole reason for reassignment -An officer who must be moved out of a position will be moved to another position on the same installation when appropriate -Requests for joint domicile will normally be approved when possible for Army married
couples - CORRECT ANSWER: Officer Reassignment Policies - *General Policies*
-Calculated by comparing the pacing items of mission essential equipment and the total mission essential equipment items currently in the unit's possession, under its control, or available to it within 72 hours.
- "On-hand"- reflects the items that are issued or are accountable to the unit within 72
- "Pacing" items - those major weapon systems, aircraft and other equipment items that
hours for mission execution.
are central to the units' ability to perform its core functions / designed capabilities. -
CORRECT ANSWER: Equipment and Supplies On Hand / Available (S-level)
-Commander, Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) -Commanders of Army Commands (ACOM), Army Service Component (ASCC) and Direct Reporting Units (DRU) - CORRECT ANSWER: Who is the approval authority for the reclassification of a SSG(non-promotable) and below?
-Does not meet the Army's baseline individual readiness standards for worldwide deployment as defined by Administrative and Medical policies; -Does not meet the Combatant Commander's specific individual readiness standards when tailored for accomplishment of an assigned mission; -Cannot be under the direct operational control of the reporting unit (cannot be present within 72 hours); or -Has not graduated from an Area of Concentration (AOC) or Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) awarding course.
-Commander's Call - any reason not mentioned above. - CORRECT ANSWER: A
Soldier who is Non-Deployable is restricted from worldwide deployment for a unit's core
designed or assigned mission due to one of the following criteria:
-Indicates how well unit is maintaining its on-hand equipment.-Considered operational if "Fully Mission Capable" IAW applicable technical manual (TM) standards.-Determined by calculating an aggregate R-level that considers all maintenance reportable equipment in the unit's possession and then determining a separate R-level
for each maintenance reportable pacing item. - CORRECT ANSWER: Equipment
Readiness / Serviceability (R-level)
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-Officers to PCS twice in the same fiscal year -Officers obligated to complete Army Educational Requirements System (AERS) utilization -Officers in an approved stabilized position -Officers serving a prescribed overseas tour -Officers assigned to a joint duty assignment list (JDAL) position
-Officers not selected for promotion - CORRECT ANSWER: Officer Reassignment
Polices - *Orders should not be requested for*:
-Total Deployable Strength -Assigned MOS Skills Match
-Deployable Senior Grade Composite Level - CORRECT ANSWER: Personnel Level
(P-level)
Lowest level determined for:
-Under the direct operational control of the reporting unit, whether present or can be present within 72 hours, -Is in compliance with all required personnel readiness standards -Is not restricted from deploying to perform the unit's core designed and assigned missions. - CORRECT ANSWER: A Soldier who is ready to Deploy is:
. Which report provides personnel discrepancies or notices for the unit?
- The Unit Personnel Accountability Report (AAA-162)
- The Unit Personnel Accountability Report (AAA-163)
- The Unit Personnel Accountability Notices (AAA-165)
d. The Unit Personnel Accountability Notices (AAA-167) - CORRECT ANSWER: C
(AEA) Assignment Eligibility and Availability: management tool used to identify the Soldier's eligibility and availability for reassignment; found in the system placed in
eMILPO that will help HRC to identify soldiers for assignment - CORRECT ANSWER:
What is an AEA code and what is it's purpose.
***Focus on individual Officers -They manage officer populations and provide one-on-one support to each officer within
their assigned AOC and grade place. - CORRECT ANSWER: What is the
branch/assignment managers role in the assignment process?
***Focus on units -They manage accounts or programs within the Operational Forces, Joint Forces, or Generating Forces section and serve as advocates for their managed units. -
CORRECT ANSWER: What is the account managers role in the assignment process?
01A - CORRECT ANSWER: Officer generalist
01A - CORRECT ANSWER: Officer generalist - used to identify positions that can be filled by any officer
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