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FTA Retrain and IEB
BLUF- assignment limitation code "O" under an Initial Enlistment Bonus, trying to FTA retrain
I have asked my CAA about this issue and beyond 'recommending an ETP signed by Sq CC', they haven't been much help.
FTA in my 60th month, received IEB for 72 month contract as a 1N3 (currently have assignment limitation code "O" on my SURF), trying to retrain out. Applied for FY24 retrain 02 August and received eligibility for all 5 jobs. Obtained all docs and submitted by 10 August; had to have my ETP re-signed by CC (AFPC informed me 28 Aug that signatures needed to be dated after 01 August 2023), re-submitted that 30 August. Now just waiting to hear back on it all (hopefully approved).
I've read AFI 36-2100 over and over and am confused by the verbiage; firstly--
2.3.33.2.1. Control AFSC changes are not authorized at base-level for Airmen who have received an initial enlistment bonus or receiving a selective reenlistment bonus in their current enlistment . For RegAF Airmen, contact AFPC/DP0SW, Procedures and Student Management Assignments Branch for assistance if Control AFSC change is needed other than for AFSC disqualification.
also found this a few paragraphs down--
2.3.34.2. Must request and receive an approved waiver from AFPC/DP0SW to use Airmen out of their Control AFSC if they have an assignment limitation code "O" which indicates receipt of an initial enlistment bonus in the current enlistment, a selective retention bonus (SRB), or a break in service.
Then to make it a tad more confusing, this is in Chapter 6 of the same AFI--
6.3.2. AFPC/ DP3DW will:
6.3.2.1. Execute established retraining policy, establish procedural guidance, and provide guidance to the field and manages overall Airman Retraining Program. (T-2).
6.3.2.2. Update and manage the Retraining Advisory and Advisory Notes. (T-2).
6.3.2.3. Monitor disqualified Airmen and quality control standards for retrainees. (T-2).
6.3.2.4. Process ETP requests. (T-2).
Naturally, what did I do? Got ETP memo signed twice now addressed to HQ "AFPC/DP3DW"...
Questions--
Could anyone provide any insight on this? Is retraining likely under an IEB or did I just waste a ton of my/my leadership's time??
I have a hunch I addressed it to the wrong office.. am I wrong ?
Thanks in advance
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by order of the secretary of the air force department of the air force instruction 36-2110 9 august 2024 personnel total force assignments compliance with this publication is mandatory
AFRC—Air Force Reserve Command AFSC—Air Force Specialty Code AHLTA—Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application ALC—Assignment Limitation Code
Ensure all records generated as a result of processes prescribed in this publication adhere to Air Force Instruction (AFI) 33-322, Records Management and Information Governance Program, and are disposed in accordance with the Air Force Records Disposition Schedule, which is located in the Air Force Records Information Management System.
Published May 31, 2012. By Debbie Gildea. Air Force Personnel, Services and Manpower Public Affairs. Joint Base San Antonio - Randolph, Texas -- Contrary to common belief, a medical assignment limitation code, commonly known as the "C-code," does not disqualify an Airman from deployment and it does not identify an Airman for medical discharge.
updates to Assignment Availability Codes and Assignment Limitation Codes reducing the use of acronyms, limiting the scope of this publication to the Department of the Air Force guidance, and lowering compliance tiers where possible. A margin bar (|) indicates newly revised material.
By Order of the Secretary of the Air Force, this Air Force Guidance Memorandum (AFGM) immediately implements changes to Air Force Instruction (AFI) 36-2110, Total Force Assignments. This change will allow assignment authorities to facilitate when possible the assignment or deferment of Airmen with a court-ordered child custody decree to the ...
AFMRA—Air Force Medical Readiness Agency AFPC—Air Force Personnel Center AFPD—Air Force Policy Directive AFRC—Air Force Reserve Command AFSC—Air Force Specialty Code AF/SG—Air Force Surgeon General ALC—Assignment Limitation Code ALC-C—Assignment Limitation Code-C AMC—Aerospace Medicine Council
If the family member's condition (s) meet enrollment criteria, an assignment limitation code ("Q") is entered in the active duty sponsor's electronic personnel record. The sponsor is then known as "Q-coded," and medical and educational authorities can now consider special needs when sponsors are projected for assignments.
AFI 36- 2110, Total Force Assignments. Assignment Limitation Codes are used to alert personnel managers of long term constraints on assignment or utilization of Airmen. They broadly restrict, or limit the selection of Airmen for assignment to or from certain duties or areas and apply to a duration longer than just to the current duty assignment.
Assignment opportunities expand for Code-C Airmen. Airmen diagnosed with medical conditions that are potentially disqualifying from continued military service undergo a medical evaluation board. Many are not discharged, but are returned to duty with an Assignment Limitation Code-C, or ALC-C. The code is issued by the Air Force Personnel Center ...
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The Assignment Management System (AMS) is a web application that houses multiple applications in support of officer assignments, enlisted assignments, commander responsibilities, and individual Air Force members. Users have access to a portion of their own personnel data and the ability to use manning tools, volunteer for available assignments ...
Your case file will be forwarded to the Medical Standards Branch for possible determination of an Assignment Limitation Code "C". (NOTE: ARC members who are recommended for Return to Duty may be "C" coded, removed from orders and/or retired/separated by HQ AFRC/SG or ARPC/DPTOT or HQ NGB/SG or A1PS.)
responsibilities, programs, and procedures necessary for Air Force and applicable non-Air Force technical training management across the planning, programming, budgeting and execution cycle to ensure maximum utilization in support of the Air Force mission. 1.1.5.
Just more than 3 percent of the active-duty Air Force population has an assignment limitation code, and less than a half of a percent of the 10,000 C-coded Airmen carry a C-3 designation, Green said.
Contrary to common belief, a medical assignment limitation code, commonly known as the "C-code," does not disqualify an Airman from deployment, and it does not identify an Airman for medical discharge.A "C-code" applied to a member's profile for medical, The official News page of the Air Force Medical Service, providing the latest articles about Air Force Medicine and the Air Force.
Following a review of the new force-shaping policy, Air Force officials rescinded the enlisted date-of-separation rollback for Airmen with an assignment limitation code "C.""The secretary and chief of
As a career airmen, this means you can't PCS, promote, or re-enlist. As a FTA you still can re-enlist or whatever after denying to previously gain retainability for the assignment, but that negates the form you have to fill out to deny to get retainability. This makes you once again eligible for assignment, but I don't think it brings back the ...
AFRIMS—Air Force Records Information Management System ALC—Assignment Limitation Code ALC—Q - Assignment Limitation Code Q CONUS—Contiguous United States EFMP—Exceptional Family Member Program EFMP—M - Exceptional Family Member Program-Medical FDI—Facility Determination Inquiry FMRC—Family Member Relocation Clearance FMRCC ...
FTA Retrain and IEB. BLUF- assignment limitation code "O" under an Initial Enlistment Bonus, trying to FTA retrain. I have asked my CAA about this issue and beyond 'recommending an ETP signed by Sq CC', they haven't been much help. FTA in my 60th month, received IEB for 72 month contract as a 1N3 (currently have assignment limitation code "O ...
Contrary to common belief, a medical assignment limitation code, commonly known as the "C-code," does not disqualify an Airman from deployment, and it does not identify an Airman for medical discharge.A "C-code" applied to a member's profile for medical, The official News page of the Air Force Medical Service, providing the latest articles about Air Force Medicine and the Air Force.
Contrary to common belief, a medical assignment limitation code, commonly known as the "C-code," does not disqualify an Airman from deployment, and it does not identify an Airman for medical discharge.A "C-code" applied to a member's profile for medical, The Features page of Andersen Air Force Base