SGT Private RallyPoint Member6542025<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Divers are authorized Salvage Diver Pay when they have met three specific criteria, according to AR 611-75. One of those criterion is "Be in the rank of specialist promotable or sergeant." Knowing what classifies a soldier as "specialist promotable" could mean the difference of hundreds of dollars of pay. In my situation I passed my E-5 board 18 months ago. If I was considered E-4 (P) at that time, then according to the regulation I should have been receiving Salvage Diver pay from then on assuming I had satisfied the other two requirements for Salvage Diver pay.Where can I find specific documentation regarding when is someone considered promotable?2020-12-01T02:48:37-05:00SGT Private RallyPoint Member6542025<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Divers are authorized Salvage Diver Pay when they have met three specific criteria, according to AR 611-75. One of those criterion is "Be in the rank of specialist promotable or sergeant." Knowing what classifies a soldier as "specialist promotable" could mean the difference of hundreds of dollars of pay. In my situation I passed my E-5 board 18 months ago. If I was considered E-4 (P) at that time, then according to the regulation I should have been receiving Salvage Diver pay from then on assuming I had satisfied the other two requirements for Salvage Diver pay.Where can I find specific documentation regarding when is someone considered promotable?2020-12-01T02:48:37-05:002020-12-01T02:48:37-05:00SGT Private RallyPoint Member6542062<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>So MLI(Mandatory List Regulation) is what your looking for. It started about 2017. Basically if you have been the rank for a certain amount of time you meet the requirments to be considered promotable. Hope that helps.Response by SGT Private RallyPoint Member made Dec 1 at 2020 3:43 AM2020-12-01T03:43:29-05:002020-12-01T03:43:29-05:00MAJ Javier Rivera6542200<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Believe you will find your answer in AR 600-8-19. Take your time and read the Reg., you will find your answer.Response by MAJ Javier Rivera made Dec 1 at 2020 5:37 AM2020-12-01T05:37:50-05:002020-12-01T05:37:50-05:00SFC Private RallyPoint Member6542786<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>There is a regulation with the word "Promotions" in the title. That would be a good place for an NCO to look. I could see if you were a SPC who hadn't been to BLC; but come on, you're an NCO, how are you going to help your Soldiers get promoted?Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Dec 1 at 2020 9:48 AM2020-12-01T09:48:15-05:002020-12-01T09:48:15-05:002020-12-01T02:48:37-05:00