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SPC Jones, this is your Promotion Counseling for the upcoming month of September.

At this time, I am unable to request you for promotion to SGT. It is not because you are unfit to be a Non-Commissioned Officer, but same tasks that need to be completed in order for you to be ready and be promoted quickly. As you may already know, per AR 600-8-19, you are within your Primary Zone for promotion from SPC to SGT. You only need 34 months TIS/ 6 months TIG to be recommended for a promotion board appearance and 36 months TIS/ 8 months TIG to be recommended to the rank of SGT from SPC. At this time, you have 37 months TIS/ 13 months time in grade.

As stated before, it is not that you are unfit for promotion to be an NCO, there are small tasks you

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