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Data Analysis and Processing Guide

AR 600-8-2 outlines administrative tools commanders can use to suspend favorable personnel actions for soldiers exhibiting unsatisfactory behavior or performance. Suspensions, called FLAGs, can be applied for issues like failing fitness tests, weapons qualifications, or weight standards. FLAGs prevent promotions, awards, schooling, and other favorable actions until the underlying cause is resolved. Commanders use FLAGs to correct behavior and ensure soldiers meet Army standards.

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Data Analysis and Processing Guide

AR 600-8-2 outlines administrative tools commanders can use to suspend favorable personnel actions for soldiers exhibiting unsatisfactory behavior or performance. Suspensions, called FLAGs, can be applied for issues like failing fitness tests, weapons qualifications, or weight standards. FLAGs prevent promotions, awards, schooling, and other favorable actions until the underlying cause is resolved. Commanders use FLAGs to correct behavior and ensure soldiers meet Army standards.

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Õ Administrative Tool For Commanders


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Õ AR 600-8-2 Suspension of Favorable


Personnel Actions
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Õ A suspension of any favorable action due


to misconduct actions or patterns of
unsatisfactory behavior or performance.
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Õ Failure to Pass APFT


Õ Failure to Qualify With Assigned Weapon
Õ Weight Control Program
Õ Pending Adverse Actions (Art. 15)
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Õ on-transferable- May not be transferred


to another unit.
Õ Transferable- Can be transferred to another
unit.
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Õ Any actions that requires punishments.


-Once punishment is completed, FLAG is
dropped.
Examples:
Court-martial
on-judicial punishment
Administrative Reduction
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Õ GQDA directed
Õ Failure to pass APFT
Õ Entry into Weight Control Program
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Õ Reenlistment and extensions


Õ Reassignment
Õ Promotions and evaluations for promotions
Õ Awards or decorations
Õ Military schooling
Õ Retirement
Õ Command sponsorship
DOE, JOG B. 111-11-2222

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S-1, 3-8 CAV, 1CD


  

Õ FLAGs are administrative actions


attempting to correct a Soldier¶s behavior
due to misconduct or not adhering to Army
Standards.

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