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I completed my SSD3 back when I was a SPC, but with the new system it isn't populating on my ERB. It shows as complete on ATTRS/ACT and won't let me re-register. Is there a way to get my ERB to reflect that I have in fact completed SSD3?
SSD III
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ERB
Posted 8 y ago
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It should auto populate. Have you not completed ALC? It seems to be aligned with your current PME, for example I have completed SSD IV and it only shows III on my ERB.
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CW2 (Join to see)
I have in fact completed ALC as well, the ALC shows as complete on my ERB but not SSD3
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WO1 (Join to see)
CW2 (Join to see) - I checked your profile it shows you recently completed it. It takes some time to populate over especially now with the STEP guidelines.
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SSG(P) (Join to see)
There was a time when one could register for SSD courses through ALMS without any rank requirements. I know of several SPCs who completed SSD4 before Big Army took control of SSD assignment.
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CW2 (Join to see)
Yeah, like SSG(P) (Join to see) said there was a point where you could just register and go, I completed mine while working on maxing out all of my correspondence hours because I figured why not. When they rolled out the new system they took my SSD4 completion away from me but let me keep SSD3 in the system for whatever reason.
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SSG(P) (Join to see)
MSG (Join to see) - I did and tried to register for SSD 3. I got registered, but immediately after that, Big Army took control of the SSD program. I saw the course registration, but I could not access the course. Once I completed ALC, I was granted access to the new courseware for SSD 3.
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Army HRC controls that portion of the ERB. No S-1 at any level (short of HRC) can add your NCOES level onto your ERB. Perhaps if you checked the Army HRC website, you could find a contact E-Mail address and pursue it from there. You would need to provide proof, like maybe a screen-shot of your ALMS or ATRRS record. Good Luck!
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