Posted on Mar 11, 2022
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How is a NFQ rating determined on NCO evaluatiom boards? Will stuff from the past come back to haunt you even if it's not recent (5+ years ago). I just don't understand how someone could get a rating like this if someone gets retained and works hard to overcome a mistake, and promotes, and does good work and performs. Does anyone have any first hand experience or seen others in this situation?
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We only have a handful of these in the entire Army, so there isn't a lot of first hand experience in it. I can tell you that if someone overcomes a mistake, promotes or not, and does competent work at their grade level, there is no reason they should get an NFQ rating. Those who do get an NFQ rating have been evaluated by a board of several SGMs who all rated the Soldier with the same failing score based on their performance at their grade level.
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For the FY21 AC SSG Evaluation Board, a total of 17,969 NCOs were evaluated and
17,136 NCOs were established as most/fully qualified. That actually is alot of NFQs.
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SSG (Join to see) best guess without digging into databases is that those numbers include the referred to QMP Soldiers, since they are evaluated at the same time. But there are not a lot of IMREPR "1K" Soldiers in the Army, which is the code you get when you get evaluated by the board and and found not qualified, but not referred to QMP.
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For SGM’s and CSM’s to find someone NFQ there would be key indicators within the Soldiers record that give pause to the board. Without breaking down the entire board process, suffice it to say that should the group reviewing the same record make the same finding they will be found NFQ. It is far and few between. That this occurs. Your unit CSM should be able to look at the issue you are referencing, review your performance indicators since that issue and tell you with reasonable certainty that you may or may not be found NFQ.
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