Army Regulation 601–210 Personnel Procurement Active and Reserve Components Enlistment Program Rapid Action Revision (RAR) Issue Date: 12 March 2013 Headquarters Department of the Army Washington, DC 8 February 2011 UNCLASSIFIED SUMMARY of CHANGE AR 601–210 Active and Reserve Components Enlistment Program This rapid action revision, dated 12 March 2013-o Updates enlistment grade requirements for specific applicants (para 218a(3)). This rapid action revision, dated 1 February 2013-o Changes education codes B, H, and 7 from level Tier 2 to level Tier 1 status (paras 2-7c(1), (4), and (6)). Changes advanced enlistment grades where indicated for Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, qualified nonprior Service, glossary nonprior Service, or prior Service applicants in the Delayed Entry Program, Regular Army, or Army National Guard (paras 218a(3), 2-18a(4), and 2-18b(1)). Makes additional rapid action revision changes (deletes paras 2-7d(3), (4),(6) and 2-18a(2),(14), and b(2)). o o Headquarters Department of the Army Washington, DC 8 February 2011 *Army Regulation 601–210 Effective 8 March 2011 Personnel Procurement Active and Reserve Components Enlistment Program case of conflict between this and other regulations establishing enlistment eligibility criteria, this regulation will take precedence and upon direction of the Secretary of the Army, certain requirements of this regulation will not be enforced during mobilization.
The accounts are assessed base in accordance with the generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) to ensure they are represented fairly. Tests of Controls The test of controls purpose for the acquisition and payments cycle is for the detection of understatements. Tests of controls for this cycle would include: 1. Verify that correct documents (purchase order, purchase requisition and vendor’s invoice) are prepared and attached to the voucher and examined for existence when submitted to appropriate departments. 2.
I Follow the 23 steps on how to disassemble the weapon. II Ensure that you keep accountability of all weapon parts at all times. III If you miss or lose anything, report it to your Squad Leader and the armor. g. Soldiers will conduct Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS) h. Follow the steps in accordance with TM 9-1005-319-10. i. Ensure if anything is broken, cracked, missing or loose; annotate it on
Leadership in the Profession of Arms 1 Leadership in the Profession of Arms Sean T. Hannah Director, Center for the Army Profession and Ethic Training and Doctrine Command, Combined Arms Center, West Point - United States Military Academy 646 Swift Road West Point, NY 10996 (845) 496-8747 Sean.hannah@usma.edu Hannah, S. T. (in press). Leadership in the profession of arms. In M. Rumsey (Ed. ), Oxford Handbook of Leadership. Oxford University Press: New York.
They both are used to track soldiers and equipment processed in and out the combat zones. The goal of EMILPO is to provide the Army with a reliable, timely, and efficient mechanism for managing the total strength accountability and performing personnel actions for soldiers all around the world. The system provides visibility of the location, status, and skills of soldiers both from a high level and a unit level. This visibility is crucial in determining the war fighting capability of the Army and its subordinate commands. This visibility is also vital in determining the strength and capability of the Army and subordinate commands within the Army.
All steps in the proper disposal of customer’s information should be applied. 5. Hiring consultants that specialize in safe guarding customer’s information and the systems that can give the most optimal support (Stoneburner, 2002). Security Controls should be established in order to control the potential risks and threats. The following aspects should be followed to develop the security controls: 1.
The demonstration consists of two scenarios— forced-entry operations and decisive land operations—with each scenario incorporating situational awareness threads integrated with related C2 monitoring systems. The forced entry operations scenario will include a use-case and thread for petroleum, oil, and lubricants; ammunition; distribution; and logistics situational awareness, while the decisive land operations scenario will focus on repair parts, maintenance, distribution, and logistics situational awareness. The ability to seamlessly communicate requests for service, feedback, and status information between GCSS-MC and the Army STAMIS/GCSS-Army system is a primary objective. A successful demonstration will provide a valuable assessment on the potential to eventually extend the same capability to Global Combat Support System-Joint. Phase II—which is designed to successfully pass logistics information between Service logistics systems—will significantly advance the utility of interoperability, resulting in platform-level data aggregated in C2 systems and joint logistics situational awareness.
What digital equipment does the unit have, Command Post of the Future (CPoF), Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2), or Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS). Does the unit have qualified operators to run digital systems, give unit resources where they can request training? How does the commander of unit operate, what he or she likes and dislikes, talk with operations sergeant so he or she sets up TOC to the personality of commander. How to organize Tactical Operations Center so it works for unit, make recommendations of what has worked for other units. What does unit use for TOC boards and where do they display them, assist unit in developing and make recommendations.
b. Notify the next higher headquarters of the injury, illness or disease and the circumstances involved. c. Initiate action to ensure a line of duty investigation (LDI) is completed in accordance with AR 600–8–4 and included in the Soldiers request for incapacitation pay. The unit commander
Frequency of financial institution contact will be at the discretion of the Regional Office Event Management Team as directed by the Regional Director or his/her designee. Frequency of regional technology service provider contact will be at the discretion of the Regional Office Examination Specialist (IT) or his/her designee upon advisement from the IT-ARD or his/her designee. Daily Status Forms (provided in the DSC Pandemic Influenza Operational Plan) will be completed by each field office and submitted to the field offices’ respective Regional Office with the Regional Office submitting a regional report to the DSC Washington Office. The Event Management Reporting System will also be utilized to allow for the gathering of consistent information from all COMPANY-insured