Posted on Jun 4, 2016
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I know the board is convening in June 2016, but I am not sure when the results typically come out.
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I believe the memo said 60-90 days.
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WO1 Network Management Technician
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Same time my warrant officer board results come out. Be nice to get both!
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SSG (Join to see) - either way I'll be deployed during the boArd and wont get slc but having a sequence number would be nice
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Seen this a myriad of times, as have the WOAC instructors. WOAC student shows up a newly minted SFC or pins on during the course only to receive their first dot a month later. I agree with SSG Lucia, as many times as I have seen this in the Signal community, there is a point of contention that the numbers get dorked up each year because X amount of SFC selectees take the short-lived promotion which would do better in the NCO corps, while in green to gold or WOAC. I have only seen one person decline their eligibility for SFC selection as he was already on orders to WOAC.
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SFC (Join to see) - I totally understand your point. However, you're not guaranteed to get pinned your dot until graduation day, and anything can happen during the course that get you dropped. So it would take a huge risk to decline a promotion to SFC without knowing you'll make your dot. And by the way, you meant to write WOCS. WOAC is for W2s, not for candidates.
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CW3 (Join to see) - my senior LOR cheif said the same exact thing and plus doesnt look good if you pass up promotion boarf.
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I think around September, we should know if we made the list. Good luck!
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