Guidance for the Georgia Army National Guard (GAARNG) Enlisted Promotion System (EPS). These instructions are intended to provide a reference for all EPS actions including the procedures for use by centralized promotion boards.
Enlisted Promotion System (EPS) SOP Part A - Board PreparationEPS Part A - Attachments
EPS Part B - Attachments
Prescribes NGB and Georgia Army National Guard (GA ARNG) procedures governing the appointment,assignment, and management of Officers and Warrant Officers of the AARNG. Provides eligibility requirements, administrative procedures, applications processing, and other related Officers personnel actions to include Branch and MOS changes requirements, promotion, civilian, and federal recognition.
1. CHECKLISTList of Checklist:
List of Forms:
Example - Extenions:
Example - Non-Recommendation:
Example - Promotions
Example - TIG Promotion Extension:
Example - List of Instructions:
Additional Enlisted Board Files
Promotions and duty assignments are based in part on Soldiers' educational levels to determine if they are prepared for the next level of responsibility. The intent of this SOP is to ensure educational records are properly submitted, verified, and certified. This allows the transcript to be properly recorded as an official transcript, once it is transmitted to iPERMS.
For eligible Army National Guard Soldiers attending an accredited post-secondary institution who wish to request Army FTA funds to pay for one or more courses.
The Montgomery GI Bill - Selected Reserve (MGIB-SR) (Chapter 1606) is an educational program that provides up to 36 months of education benefit to members of the Selected Reserve. This SOP does not refer to other chapters (1607, 30, 33) of the GI Bill.
For eligable Army National Guard Soldiers attending a Georgia Public or Private accredited post-secondary institution who wish to use the Service Cancelable Loan.
Additional SCL Files
The Chapter 33 Post 9/11 GI Bill is an education program that provides up to 36 months of education benefit for service members who served on active duty after September 11th, 2001. Eligible Soldiers are able to recieve additional monthly payments if they have the Kicker Incentive. This chapter of the GI Bill can be shared with family members through the TEB process.
Procedural guidance for both M-Day Enlisted personnel and Officers requesting retirement from the Georgia Army National Guard.
Additional Retirement Files
Attachment 7 - Non-Regular Retirement_Qualifying service for reduced retirement age dated (SEP 2015)
Attachment 8 - Non-Regular Retirement_Qualifying service for reduced retirement age dated (DEC 2020)
Eligible Army National Guard Soldiers who have enrolled in the Blended Retirement System and are between 11 and 12 years of service, can recieve an incentive for agreeing to continue service for an additional 4 years.
Additional Blended Retirement Files
Procedural guidance on Request for Conditional Release
Additional Conditional Release Files
Guidance of the various Georgia Army National Guard (GAARNG) transitions processes. These instructions are intended to provide a reference for all transitions actions.
Additional Separation Files
Procedural guidance on initiating, routing, and processing military awards for the Georgia Army National Guard.
Military Awards - Attachments
Procedural guidance on requesting archived records for former members of the GA ARNG.
The GA ARNG Incentives SOP provides guidance on duties and responsibilities, procedural guidance, and provides a list of initiatives offered by the State Incentive Team.
Additional Incentives Files
The Electronic Case Management (eCase) module is used to open, track, and determine the disposition of medical cases for Army National Guard (ARNG) Soldiers. The eCase module provides an automated case-management workflow and taskmanagement system that provides an integrated view of all related data that is obtained from other medical management systems.
A Line of Duty (LOD) Investigation is required for any injury, illness or disease that is a result of, or was aggravated by military activities while in an authorized duty status.
Separate attachments to the Line of Duty SOP
The Defense Health Agency-Great Lakes (DHA-GL), formerly known as Military Medical Support Office (MMSO), is responsible for the authorization of civilian health care for Georgia Army National Guard Soldiers who are not in the 50 mile catchment area of a Military Treatment Facility (MTF) or, as determined by DHA-GL, based on the Home of Record (HOR) listed in the Standard Installation/Division Personnel Reporting System (SIDPERS) or the Integrated Personnel and Pay System - Army (IPPS-A). Medical eligibility documents are used to document, establish, manage, and authorize civilian health care for eligible Reservist and National Guard members who incur or aggravate an injury, illness or disease in the line of duty.
Separate attachments to the Defense Health Agency-Great Lakes (DHA-GL) SOP
The Incapacitation (INCAP) System is to compensate, to the extent permitted by law, members of the Reserve Components (RC) who are unable to perform military duties and/or who demonstrate a loss in civilian earned income as a result of an injury, illness, or disease incurred or aggravated in the line of duty and to provide the required medical and dental care associated with the incapacitation.
Separate attachments to the Incapacitation (INCAP) Pay SOP
Reserve Component Managed Care Mobilization/Training (RCMC M/T) is designed to increase unit readiness by providing an avenue for Soldiers with a service-connected illness, injury, or disease to receive medical treatment and follow-up care so they can return to a fit-for-duty status, or if required, reach a Medical Retention Determination Point (MRDP). RCMC M/T issues orders pursuant to Title 10 United States Code (USC), section 12301(h). Soldiers will be entitled to the same pay and medical benefits as provided for members of the Active Army.
Separate attachments to the Reserve Component Managed Care Mobilization/Training (RCMC/MT) SOP
Information about CLS VIII and Medical Logistical Support
Separate attachments to the Medical Supply (CLS VIII) and Logistical Support SOP
The Chapter 3 Retention Evaluation is performed by the Deputy State Surgeon-Clinical (DSS-C). A Chapter 3 Retention Evaluation is necessary to evaluate whether a Soldier meets retention standards in accordance with (IAW) AR 40-501 Ch. 3. This evaluation can be either in person or by a review of medical documents, provided by the Soldier, by the DSS-C.
Separate attachments to the Chapter 3 Retention Evaluation SOP
MOS Administrative Retention Review (MAR2) is a Commander's tool to identify Soldiers in their unit who have permanent medical limitations (P3/P4 profiles) and request an administrative review to determine if the Soldier meets standards of his/her Area of Concentration (AOC) or Primary Military Occupational Specialty (PMOS). This is accomplished by an administrative review of the Soldier's permanent profile (DA Form 3349) against the AOC/PMOS standards outlined in Smartbook, DA PAM 611-21/AOC (see below link), and recommendations from the Soldier and his/her chain of command on the Soldier?s ability to perform in their AOC/PMOS in a deployed/field environment. MAR2 will enhance readiness by providing a process to monitor and maintain a quality force. This process will help to ensure that Soldiers are physically qualified and prepared to fulfill Army National Guard (ARNG) missions worldwide.
Separate attachments to the MOS Administrative Retention Review (MAR2) SOP
The Medical Retention Determination Point (MRDP) program is designed to process Georgia Army National Guard Soldiers who have reached their clinical MRDP for discharge or have been temporarily profiled for more than 365 days, meeting administrative MRDP in accordance with AR 40-501, Para 3-1.
Separate attachments to the Medical Retention Determination Point (MRDP) SOP
Process Soldiers with a service connected injury, illness, or disease who have reached optimal medical care, but will not meet retention standards in accordance with AR 40-501. The Disability Evaluation System (DES) is the Department of Defense mechanism for determining fitness for duty, separation, or retirement of Service members because of disability in accordance with Chapter 61 of Title 10, United States Code.
Separate attachments to the Disability Evaluation System (DES) SOP
The Non-Duty Related Physical Evaluation Board (NDR-PEB) provides guidance for Georgia Army National Guard Soldiers who were not on active duty for more than 30 days, OR do not have an approved In Line of Duty (ILOD ) for a medical injury, illness, or disease that does not meet medical retention standards in accordance with AR 40-501, Chapter 3. These Soldiers are referred to the NDR-PEB solely for a fitness determination upon their request.
Separate attachments to the Non-duty Related Physical Evaluation Board (NDR-PEB) SOP
This Behavioral Health Services Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) provides Commanders, Units, Medical Providers, and the Behavioral Health (BH) office with a framework to ensure effective utilization of the BH Program capabilities, standards and policies so that they are clearly understood and disseminated throughout the Georgia Army National Guard (GAARNG). The BH Providers serve to support Soldiers by conducting BH evaluations and assessments, providing crisis intervention, and assisting in connecting to resources. Each Major Subordinate Command (MSC) has a designated Case Manager (CM) whose main role is to track and assist the Soldier through the BH process until they are return to duty (RTD) or, are separated from the GAARNG.
Separate attachments to the Behavioral Health Services SOP
The Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) is designed to voluntarily return Reserve Component (RC) Soldiers back to temporary active duty, to evaluate or treat verified service connected medical conditions or injuries.
Separate attachments to the Board Certification and Incentive Pay for Health Professional Officers SOP
The purpose of this SOP is to provide standard information regarding the Identification, Notification, Surveillance, and Administration of Soldiers Infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).
Separate attachments to the Identification, Notification, Surveillance, and Administration of Soldiers infected with HIV SOP
This SOP provides instructions for maintenance and requests of Soldier Treatment Records (STR) for all members of the Georgia Army National Guard.
Separate attachments to the Medical Records SOP
Information about the Army Recovery Care Program
Separate attachments to the Army Recovery Care Program SOP
Procedural guidance for Enlisted Interstate transfers
Separate attachments to the Enlisted Interstate Transfer SOP
Procedural guidance for Extensions
Separate attachments to the Enlisted Interstate Transfer SOP
This SOP provides policies and procedures for Georgia Army National Guard's (GAARNG) Soldiers utilizing Human Resources (HR) Systems.
HR System Branch SOPSeparate attachments to the HR Systems Branch SOP
(CAC REQUIRED) Follow these steps to update your SGLI when logged into milConnect.
Information about RPAM statements.
This SOP provides policies and procedures for mobilizing units and individuals in the Georgia Army National Guard