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What DA PAM covers Ncoers?
(2) NCOs and their appropriate rating officials will use DA Form 2166–9 series (NCOER), DA Form 2166–9–1A,and the electronically generated “Rater Tendency” and “Senior Rater Profile” reports, as applicable. Note. For corporals (CPLs) only the DA Form 2166–9–1A will be used; no NCOER will be prepared.
What should I put on my Ncoer?
NCOER Bullet Comments
- List your achievements during the reporting period.
- Now is no time to be modest!
- Claim everything!
- Don’t be surprised if your list of accomplishments doesn’t fit neatly into these categories.
- Bullet Comment Format.
What are examples of online materials?
What are digital materials?…Newspapers online
- Chronicling America.
- Elephind.com.
- Google News Archive.
- NewspaperCat: Catalog of Digital Historical Newspapers.
What happens if you get a bad Ncoer?
An NCOER with negative comments, or “no” block checks (referred NCOER), is career threatening for the NCO who receives it. In addition to limiting promotion potential, a negative NCOER can trigger the Army QMP process.
What is Section 1 of Da form 67 10 1a?
Section I DA Form 67–10–1A (Officer Evaluation Report Support Form) 2–1. Purpose and process for DA Form 67–10–1A a. Purpose. DA Form 67–10–1A promotes a top-down emphasis on leadership communication, integrating rated officer participation in objective setting, performance counseling, and the evaluation process.
Where to find the duty description for da form 67–10–4 Gor–OER?
The duty description on the DA Form 67–10–1A can be automatically populated to the GOR–OER on the electronic form within the Evaluation Entry System portal (if the support form was utilized). Table 2–21 Duty description for DA Form 67–10–4 GOR–OER part III: block a-Principal Duty Title
Is IX resin a chemical reactant?
Not a chemical reactant in and of itself, IX resin is instead a physical medium that facilitates ion exchange reactions. The resin itself is composed of organic polymers that form a network of hydrocarbons.
What is the IX reaction and how is it reversed?
During a regeneration cycle, the IX reaction is essentially reversed through the application of a concentrated regenerant solution. Depending upon the type of resin and the application at hand, the regenerant may be a salt, acid, or caustic solution.