What would cause the Pilot to go off track for January '13? The number of selects from this recent board?
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What would cause the Pilot to go off track for January '13? The number of selects from this recent board?
exNavyOffRec
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That could be part of it, there are many variables though.
If they didn't get the results they wanted is there any chance of adding an earlier board for pilot?
exNavyOffRec
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not at all, in general the opposite usually happens, they cancel boards due to having filled up faster than normal.
exNavyOffRec
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NRC has said it does not anticipate any boards for Supply for FY13, and no Intel boards for FY13.
This has been put out so info should be at all recruiters now, anything arriving with Intel or Supply is being archieved for those designators.
This has been put out so info should be at all recruiters now, anything arriving with Intel or Supply is being archieved for those designators.
exNavyOffRec
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The last status report show the following designators are pro X ing applications when they arrive. IW, IP, Intel, Supply, Oceano, CEC, EDO SEGA, CWE, AMDO, and PAO.
exNavyOffRec
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technically it is used when there are no spots available, or when a person doesn't meet requirements for that designator, really what it does it allows for applications to be rejected without ever seeing a board.
NavyOffRec,
How would this affect someone that submits their package with a Navy conditional release that has an expiration date? Are the packages going to be forwarded towards the next available boards? If not, does "PRO X" also means that the applicants have to write a reconsideration letter after they get "PRO X" and want to have their packages view by the next board?
V/R,
Naval60
How would this affect someone that submits their package with a Navy conditional release that has an expiration date? Are the packages going to be forwarded towards the next available boards? If not, does "PRO X" also means that the applicants have to write a reconsideration letter after they get "PRO X" and want to have their packages view by the next board?
V/R,
Naval60
exNavyOffRec
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In general the conditional releases signed by PERS-9? are good for only 90 days, so they have to be redone anyway, but a pro x means it just goes away, the entire package will have to be submitted again, if the package was pro x due to no board a letter of reconsideration is generally not needed.
Some of these designators won't select until FY14 goals are figured out.
44magnum
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I was going to submit an app for SWO/Intel soon, but this is the first I've heard of Pro X. If I submit my app next month, and am pro x'd for Intel, will my package still go to the SWO board in Jan, or is the whole thing pro x'd? Then would I wait until after that specific board to resubmit my package, and put new dates on everything? Thanks
exNavyOffRec
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If there is a designator that will actually have a board then only the specific designator that is closed will be pro X'd
exNavyOffRec
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I don't, it is in house so sometimes it goes quick, it really depends how many selections they are going to make.