Posted on Feb 5, 2019
SFC S3 Operations Nco
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SGM G3 Sergeant Major
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On the MSG Board, they are not going to read an old letter you wrote to the SFC Board.
If the issue on that letter is still the same, it goes on a new letter to the MSG Board.
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Thank you for your answer SGM, this definitely helps.
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SFC Retention Operations Nco
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You should write a letter whenever you want to clarify something for the board members. It's best not to leave them guessing and trying to figure out a discrepancy in your file
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Makes sense, really appreciate your input.
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CSM Darieus ZaGara
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I never had a negative mark on my record, however it was often unclear based on timing as to whether or not something had been submitted on time to be in my records, therefore I always wrote a letter. In your case you last letter does not carry over, nor would it be relevant for a subsequent board. Remember that QMP is almost always reviewed by the same panel. Never leave anything to chance, write a letter. Thank you for your service.
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