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elected by the officer. If prior to final action on an officer’s resignation in lieu of elimination, the officer is retained by<br />

a show-cause board, board of review, or the GOSCA, the officer’s request for resignation becomes void.<br />

c. Any officer who has been the subject of any substantiated adverse finding or conclusion from an officially<br />

documented investigation, proceeding or inquiry (except minor traffic infractions) since the officer’s last promotion,<br />

will have the case forwarded to the <strong>Army</strong> Grade Determination Review Board for a grade determination under AR 15-<br />

80 to determine the highest grade the officer satisfactorily held while on AD, provided that such information is<br />

reflected, or should be reflected by regulation, in the officer’s OMPF. Final retirement grade determination is made by<br />

DASA–RB or ASA (M&RA), as appropriate. The office of HRC–Alex<strong>and</strong>ria (AHRC–OPD–A) forwards the following:<br />

(1) Retirement application.<br />

(2) The elimination notification memor<strong>and</strong>um (to include all supporting documentation).<br />

(3) <strong>Officer</strong> rebuttal (if any).<br />

(4) OMPF.<br />

d. When an officer submits a resignation in lieu of elimination or a request for discharge in lieu of elimination, the<br />

officer waives the right to a hearing before a Board of Inquiry, <strong>and</strong> the case will be processed without convening a<br />

Board of Inquiry.<br />

e. An officer may wish to waive the right to a Board of Inquiry contingent upon receiving a characterization of<br />

service more favorable than the least favorable characterization authorized for the reason for elimination set forth in the<br />

notice of elimination.<br />

(1) <strong>Officer</strong>s wishing to submit a conditional waiver will submit a completed Resignation in Lieu of Elimination (see<br />

fig 4-5) or a Request for Discharge in Lieu of Elimination (see fig 4–7).<br />

(2) Comm<strong>and</strong>ers will ensure that an officer has had an opportunity to consult with counsel before waiving the right<br />

to a hearing before a Board of Inquiry.<br />

f. The appropriate separation authority may approve or disapprove the conditional waiver.<br />

g. If the conditional waiver is disapproved, the case will be referred to a Board of Inquiry unless there is a<br />

subsequent resignation in lieu of elimination or request for discharge in lieu of elimination, where the officer<br />

unconditionally waives the right to a hearing before a Board of Inquiry.<br />

h. Upon final determination, HRC–Alex<strong>and</strong>ria (AHRC–OPD–A) will forward appropriate separation instructions to<br />

the appropriate PSC/MPD.<br />

4–25. Steps for processing an option that officer elects while elimination action is pending<br />

The required steps for processing an option that officer elects while elimination action is pending are as shown in table<br />

4–3.<br />

Table 4–4<br />

Processing an option that officer elects while elimination action is pending<br />

Step Work center Required action<br />

1 SLDR Selects an option.<br />

a. Resignation, if reason for elimination is subst<strong>and</strong>ard performance of duty. (Use format shown in fig<br />

4–4.)<br />

b. Resignation, if reason for elimination is subst<strong>and</strong>ard performance <strong>and</strong>/or misconduct, moral or<br />

professional dereliction, or in the interest of national security. (Use format shown in fig 4–5.)<br />

c. Discharge, if reason for elimination is subst<strong>and</strong>ard performance of duty. (Use format shown in fig<br />

4–6.)<br />

d. Discharge, if reason for elimination is subst<strong>and</strong>ard performance <strong>and</strong>/or misconduct, moral or professional<br />

dereliction, or in the interest of national security. (Use format shown in fig 4–7.)<br />

e. Retirement. (Use format shown in figure 6–1, amended as required to specifically state that the application<br />

is submitted in lieu of elimination proceedings.)<br />

2 PPAA<br />

BN S–1<br />

Processes the option. Determines whether medical board or PEB proceedings are pending or appropriate<br />

(para 4–3a). The comm<strong>and</strong>er makes recommendation for approval or disapproval <strong>and</strong> for type<br />

of discharge <strong>and</strong> forwards to the GOSCA with the following documents:<br />

a. Elimination recommendation memor<strong>and</strong>um (GOSCA to officer).<br />

b. Rescinded.<br />

c. Report of investigation (if applicable).<br />

d. Medical examination <strong>and</strong> mental status evaluation (if applicable).<br />

e. DA Form 268.<br />

3 C&S The GOSCA makes recommendation for approval or disapproval <strong>and</strong> for type of discharge to be furnished<br />

<strong>and</strong> immediately forwards the option request, to include all supporting documents to CDR,<br />

HRC–Alex<strong>and</strong>ria (AHRC–OPD–A), with an information copy to the GCMCA (if different from the GOS-<br />

CA) concerned.<br />

AR 600–8–24 12 April 2006/RAR 13 September 2011<br />

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