Enlisted Promotions

The Promotion Process: SGT-SSG
Once the promotion boards are approved, the unit will send a copy of the promotion board proceedings, the DA Form 3355, the Promotion packet composition, and the elections and preferences checklists to the servicing RSC based on the Soldier’s Home of Record. This should be accomplished within 15 days of the approval of the board results. Once the RSC receives the report, they integrate recommended Soldiers onto the PPRL and begin the slotting process. RSCs identify the first Soldier on the list that meets the reported requirements. Promotion board proceedings received prior to the 10th of the month will be integrated onto the PPRL the 10th of the following month.The Promotion Process: SFC-SGM
The Regional Support Commands conduct boards annually (Feb-SGM, May-MSG, and Sep-SFC) in order to recommend Soldiers for promotion. If/when selected, you are added to a Permanent Promotion Recommended List. Units at all levels are tasked to submit unit vacancies through their chain of command to the RSC by the 10th of each month. Upon receipt of the vacancy reports, the RSC will create a slotting report for that month's grade based on the available vacancies and Soldiers from the PPRL. The PPRL is maintained in order of board date, date of rank, pay entry basic date, and age. The Soldier at the top of the list matching the vacancy requirements and elected mileage will be slotted for that position. SFC vacancies are reported to the RSC in Mar, Jun, Sep, and Dec. MSG/1SG vacancies are reported in Feb, May, Aug, and Nov. SGM vacancies are reported in Jan, Apr, Jul, and Oct. As a vacancy is reported the convening authority will identify the first Soldier on the list who meets the reported requirements.Point of Contact:
Enlisted Management Branch 608-388- 4184 usarmy.usarc.88-rsc.mbx.jrpromotion@mail.mil usarmy.usarc.88-rsc.mbx.srpromotion@mail.milContinue Reading

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