The PZ AVG / SZ AVG columns show the “6 MONTH” average primary/secondary zone cutoff scores for that MOS/list. This total is equal to the sum of the promotions that were published in the monthly cutoff scores for the 6 months indicated. The # OF PROM column shows the total number of promotions allocated to the MOS/list during the last six months. The AVG PTS column shows the average promotion points for all currently eligible Soldiers on the specified MOS/eligible list. This column includes only fully eligible Soldiers from both zones (PZ and SZ) of consideration. The # ON LIST column is a sum of the number of Soldiers in the sixteen ranges, and is equal to the number of fully eligible published in the announced cutoff scores. The rows containing an MOS followed by an asterisk represents the number of eligible Command List Integration (CLI) Soldiers. The sixteen “ranges” of points next to each MOS/eligible list indicate how many fully eligible Soldiers on that list are within the specified points range. This report is the latest report, and all previous reports are obsolete. This is the same snapshot in time used for monthly promotion consideration to SGT and SSG. The Trend Report is based on data from the 11th of each month. Promotion point data changes daily on the HRC database. The updated Trend Report will not be published earlier than the AC cut-off scores being published.Īs of January 2016 the trend report will only show fully eligible Soldiers in compliance with STEP policy. The updated Trend Report is published no later than (NLT) the 24th of each month. Learn about the benefits of serving your country, paying for school, military career paths, and more: sign up now and hear from a recruiter near you.The Army Enlisted Promotions Trend Report is a by-military occupational specialty (MOS) report of sergeant (SGT) and staff sergeant (SSG) promotion (fully) eligible that will allow Soldiers to quickly determine their approximate position in relation to their peers. We can put you in touch with recruiters from the different military branches. Signals/foreign language enlistment option Signals collection/identification analyst Tactical unmanned aerial vehicle operatorĬounterintelligence/human intelligence senior sergeantĮlectronic intelligence interceptor/analyst Integrated family of test equipment operator

Test, measurement and diagnostic equipment (TMDE) maintenance sup specĪvionic & survivability equipment repairer Land combat electronic missile system repairer Shower, laundry & clothing repair specialist Quartermaster & chemical equipment repairīradley fighting vehicle system maintainer Military intelligence systems maintainer/integratorĪcquisition, logistics & technology contracting NCOĮxplosive ordnance disposal specialist (EOD) Satellite Commo System Operator/MaintainerĬombat Documentation / Production Specialist Visual Information Equipment Operator - Maintainer Multichannel Transmission Systems Operator - Maintainer Unmanned aircraft systems repairer (UAS SYS REP)ĪH-64D Armament / Electrical / Avionics Repairer PATRIOT launching station enhanced operator/maintainer Multiple launch rocket system operations/fire direction specialistįield artillery fire-finder radar operatorįield artillery surveyor/meteorological crewmemberįield artillery meteorological crewmemberĪir defense enhanced early warning system operator High mobility artillery rocket system (HIMAR) MOSįield artillery tactical data systems specialist See the table below for Army jobs and the corresponding minimum ASVAB line scores. SC - Surveillance and communications: VE+AR+AS+MC.MM - Mechanical maintenance: NO+AS+MC+EI.

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