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I think someone mentioned 17. The fact they still never got promoted leads me to believe theyre all long term jam ups that probably will never get promoted.
I think someone mentioned 17. The fact they still never got promoted leads me to believe theyre all long term jam ups that probably will never get promoted.
Any word on the holdovers? Any intel on them? Will they get promoted?
Out of the 17, id imagine about 10 will be in the next class. Some have been passed over the whole time this list was being promoted from, prob not gonna get promoted at all. Just my opinion based off of the last Sgt list.
They technically get them promoted prior to the first person on the next list. Most times if you dont get promoted by the last on your list theres a slim chance of getting promoted although some make it through. Only bc theyre usially jammed up pretty badly. Go to the 2015 list and start googling the names of pass overs Im sure some made the news
-- Edited by Leslie on Friday 30th of March 2018 12:57:43 AM
As of April 2, there are 70 lieutenant vacancies (which includes allotment for LCD/LSA), and an additional 16 on terminal leave. As mentioned before, keep in mind this doesn't necessarily mean the job has to fill the spots, it's just the authorized headcount.
That's one less vacancy than last month, which appears to as result of a reinstatement. Combine that with no "terminal" being converted to "retired", and it's a pretty crummy result this time around. Gained 7 on terminal, at least.
My completely worthless and probably wrong prediction: List comes out early May. Back to back classes of 30, nothing for two months, and another class of 30 in October bringing the vacancies to 0. Scores of 94 and up promoted by the fall.
Just doing the math. The past 7 months there's been roughly 80 vacancies. Equals out to about 11 per month.
Figure LT bmocs are roughly 30-40 people. Hopefully the first class takes care of the bulk of vacancies. Next class would be 3-4 months after that. Hopefully first class makes May... if they do next class seems like it would be August-September. If they don't and they start in June, then September-October.
As of April 2, there are 70 lieutenant vacancies (which includes allotment for LCD/LSA), and an additional 16 on terminal leave. As mentioned before, keep in mind this doesn't necessarily mean the job has to fill the spots, it's just the authorized headcount.
That's one less vacancy than last month, which appears to as result of a reinstatement. Combine that with no "terminal" being converted to "retired", and it's a pretty crummy result this time around. Gained 7 on terminal, at least.
Hey guys, once I get them you'll be the first to know. It trickles down to me a few days into the month. Maybe someone will have it before me but if not, I promise I didn't forget. I'm just as curious as everyone else.
27 = 3/4 .... For some, why stay and extra three yrs...The goal for most is to reach that point if youre tier 2. I cant begin to explain how tough it is to stay beyond the time necessary to achieve that goal. Point of my pervious post was that there were many LTs out of the 91 class that i know of personally that are going down this week to throw the towel in... when you get to your 20th yrs you'll see. Lol. Enjoy those chart days.
-- Edited by 4th Time on Wednesday 2nd of May 2018 02:20:53 AM
As of May 2, there are 78 lieutenant vacancies (which includes allotment for LCD/LSA), and an additional 17 on terminal leave. As mentioned before, keep in mind this doesn't necessarily mean the job has to fill the spots, it's just the authorized headcount.
Why does anyone take terminal instead of the buy out? I'm sure there's a good reason, I just don't know what it is
I know of two people who ran their time and came back just to go on vacation bc they were denied by their CO. just bc theyre on terminal does not mean theyre going to retire
When you apply for retirement, you automatically burn all your accrued time before your terminal officially starts. I knew a Lt who applied for reirement to burn all his accrued time for the summer, and then came back before his official terminal leave started. Now he still gets to do the buyout when he really does retire.
When you apply for retirement, you automatically burn all your accrued time before your terminal officially starts. I knew a Lt who applied for reirement to burn all his accrued time for the summer, and then came back before his official terminal leave started. Now he still gets to do the buyout when he really does retire.
But at the end of the day... they are taking big chances in losing their cushy spot....
Lmao they were all patrol Lts. They do still exist... one was on midnights and got bounced to day tours. He knew the consequences and it was 100% worth it. Not every Lt has a cushy gig
-- Edited by Leslie on Thursday 3rd of May 2018 04:12:38 PM
But at the end of the day... they are taking big chances in losing their cushy spot....
yea but you are only possibly losing whatever spot you may have for what approx 2 months or so or whatever your terminal time would be.... so you "work" those 2 months doing whatever earn your extra 25k or so and then retire.
Hey guys, got some more promising mid-month numbers for everyone. As of May 16, there are 83 lieutenant vacancies (which includes allotment for LCD/LSA), and an additional 21 on terminal leave.
Hey guys, got some more promising mid-month numbers for everyone. As of May 16, there are 83 lieutenant vacancies (which includes allotment for LCD/LSA), and an additional 21 on terminal leave.
Thanks for the update. Great news for everyone. Hopefully the vacancies keep coming.