Posted on Mar 5, 2015
SFC Josh Jackson
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Hi, all. I had a career first last night; One of my subordinate NCOs got a field grade article 15 for inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. He is reduced in rank to E5, and has 11 years in service. There will be no GOMR. I want to rehabilitate this Soldier, but in this age of drawdown, I don't know if that's possible.

So here is my question, since I am in uncharted territory. What am I obligated to include in his next NCOER? It's more than 180 days out, if that makes a difference. There will be the glaringly obvious difference in rank from his last eval to his current one. Is it an automatic Needs Improvement? Is it a NO for one or more of the Army Values? I could do these things very easily, but am I required to?

I'm angry with him, but I also want to help him climb out of the hole he dug himself into. I remember a time when an NCO could bounce back from UCMJ action. Now, in the age of drawdown, I don't know if I have time to help him redeem himself. With a field grade article 15 and a bad NCOER, he would have little chance of surviving the next QMP board. I appreciate and look forward to your counsel.
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CW2 Eric Scott
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He has to have a RFC NCOER, Just rate him like you would any other person from the end of RFC NCOER date on out. If there isn't a RFC NCOER just rate him as you would any other E5 depending on how he performs.
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SGT Tyler G.
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All I can say is I'm glad I'm not in the situation you're in, because that is a difficult choice to make. I would say that the punishment for their actions has already imposed, so there is no need to be overtly aggressive in the NCOER. I would note it in the Army Values section in a factual way without any fluff, probably with regards to Integrity.
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So I take it this was a dating relationship with a junior enlisted, and she was under his supervision?
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So now that the UCMJ punishment has been imposed, has the relationship stopped? I'm sympathetic, because the heart wants what it wants....but this is classic don't do it territory.
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SFC Josh Jackson
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I think the relationship is over. But then again, I thought it didn't exist until I saw the evidence. The packet compiled by the IO was pretty damning.
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LCpl Mark Lefler
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The fact that he cheated on his wife, where does that fit in?
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See that wasn't brought up. I had no idea the guy was married. No more sympathy
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