Posted on Oct 21, 2022
CPL Medical Laboratory Specialist
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I asked my company to take an apft to increase scores since a few points short of promotion but was told that since no way to input it into dtms I am locked points wise until acft goes live in april 2023. Is this true or is there another way of inputting that my unit may not be familiar with
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COL Randall C.
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If they are referring to it no longer being a valid test, they are correct. Assuming you are in the RC, it doesn't officially go live until APR 2023 (it's live for the active component now).

Per MILPER message 22-099*, after 1 OCT 22 the APFT is not a valid fitness test.

Per HRC*, "There is no remedy to gain (or lose) promotion points for APFT - AFTER the 1st of October 2020."

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* MILPER message 22-099: https://www.hrc.army.mil/milper/22-099
* HRC guidance on APFT for promotion points after 1 OCT 20:
https://www.hrc.army.mil/content/Army%20Physical%20Fitness%20Test%20(APFT)%20and%20Weapon%20Scores%20into%20Digital%20Training%20Management%20System%20(DTMS)
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For clarification, I'm active with a passing acft on file but am looking to increase available promotion points as unit is not approving schools at this time and acft is not actively being used towards promotions
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COL Randall C.
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CPL (Join to see) - Sorry, I was editing my response at the same time you were replying. Reread my post again.
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COL Randall C.
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*sigh* ... disregard. That's for AGRs, not active duty.

According to HRC, "There is no remedy to gain (or lose) promotion points for APFT - AFTER the 1st of October 2020."
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