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59 minutes ago, bennynova said:
Does anyone actually have the full list and can check a name for me?
pM me if so!
Way to ratchet up the tension! All the best -though- round's on me. Countdown til tomorrow...
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Has anyone seen a similar scenario:
"...10 months after 2015 ratee signature and OPR Closeout, AFPC rejects document for 'unauthorized push line verbiage' then returns it Group, Squadron, and ratee for signatures."
I'll PM actual text to anyone with recent exec experience or knowledge of current eval policies.
My main reason for concern is the use of this 'unauthorized' OPR in the CY16 O-5 Board, 1ABZ at that.
Thoughts?
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19 hours ago, Hot Sauce Hoy said:
Are SR's judicious with "super P" statements such as "my next dp?" Are they held accountable by the MLR on stuff like that? How often do P PRFs have the wording "definitely promote" from the SR in line 9?
...tell ya in June how it goes. Looks to be a few of us out there.
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Is anyone headed to the FY16 Lt Col board... 1APZ and/or from an embassy-type assignment? Curious to hear feedback from PRF's routed through another service (ie Navy-rating-Air Force) O-6. All the best this year...
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Our prayers are with you and your families. Fly on.
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Were you IPZ? If so, damn, that sucks. Any negative indicators (if you don't mind sharing)--failed PT test in the past, LOR, etc?
Quick math shows me that 58% of those IPZ got DP's...without doing the math for the previous years, I wonder how this compares to the recent past?
Yeah, this was IPZ. My record was clean - PT tests in the high 90's too. First thing that comes to mind is a 6- and 12-month deployment bookended by mild or weak Senior Rater push lines. Beyond that, it's an admin fail or ..just.. anyone's guess.
There was another comment about positioning non-selects for the APZ board. I'm laughing, because -in this case- I've been TDY en-route to PCS for the last three months. If I had a chance to be in anyone's top XX%, that ship has sailed.
Offer still stands - selects and pass-overs get a round on me!
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The "non-select" phone call came Monday. Unfortunately, a Wg/CC DP wasn't enough... But here's a toast to the selects. To those who didn't - To those who did! A round on me...
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"Honored and Betrayed" Richard Secord - interesting narrative of the retired general's path from Vietnam spook to Iran Air Force advisor to Beltway Bandit. Just shy of 400 pages, but worth the read.
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This. In my current situation, my SQ/CC is essentially holding my 1712 hostage until she finds out whether or not my WG/CC will support losing an 11F to a potential TPS assignment. Apparently, if my WG/CC won't let the AFSC go, then my commander won't support my application.
You wouldn't happen to have a POC, would you?
Thanks, again.
R-Dub, My two cents ... (1) Check myPers and find the PSDM announcing last year's picks. If you're an 11F, there should be about ten selects to contact and get the inside scoop. Sadly, very few in Ops have a clue of how the application works ... or what it can do for your career (i.e. IDE in-residence equivalent). (2) Talk to Mr. Peterson at AFPC -worst case, try calling anyone at the DPAOT extension. (3) My last chance to apply was denied for not meeting the min TOS. At that point, I didn't have anyone on my side who could push for a waiver ... and the TPS ship sailed. All the best to ya though!
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Capt Rodman is actually paraphrasing a conclusion stated in the 2012 Report. If you go to SAPR.mil and download the text -all 700+ pages of it- you'll find some interesting disconnects between this problem and civilian leadership's perception of it.
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Inouye addressing North ... but that's ancient history these days.
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Another $ 0.02 - - KPWK: Mil-friendly Airfield Manager, nice FBO on Milwaukee Ave...5 minutes to I-294 or straight shot into Logan Square, Wicker Park and beyond. Was a win-win when I did it.
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Promotion and PRF Information
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Ditto - well done! Still waiting for the news ... as hope slowly deflates.