APFT 270 Score on ERB

SFC Francis,

If you provide a score, but do not mention that a badge was earned, the assumption is that the NCO did not get 90/90/90.

The board is wanting to ensure that those that earn the badge get the "credit".

A good policy is not to make the board guess the level of the accomplishment - spell it out in clear, concise and efficient bullets.

This is exactly why I feel that the PFT score should be recorded on the NCOER regardless of how good or bad it is. I have stated before, the NCOER is your report card. It reflects your accomplishments for a period of time. Accomplishments are not always good. One can accomplish to be convicted of something in a Court Martial, while that's not good it's still an accomplishment and needs to be reflected properly on the NCOER.

The NCOER shows the final score but based on the bosard AAR notes they want you to specify whether or not the SM received a 90% in each event thus the question is if they didn't how's it worded? I have never seen it this way on the NCOER before.