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Table 12–1 Special Qualification Identifiers—Continued Code Title Proponent b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete the Basic Installer Course (BIC) at USAISC, Ft Huachuca, AZ. c. Restrictions. Installer positions will be classified in an appropriate MOS code, normally maintenance, consistent with the standards of grade in paragraph 3-7. SQI I will not be used to classify positions limited to setting up portable equipment or for positions limited to administrative,clerical, supply, or support of the installation function. Authorize use for MOSs associated with CMF 29, 31, 33, and 74 only. L Linguist DCSINT a. Description of positions. (1) Identifies positions in TAADS that require proficiency in a designated foreign language. In position classification, this character will be used in conjunction with any MOS requiring language proficiency. (2) The appropriate 2-digit language identification code contained in AR 611-6 will be used to identify the specific language in the 8th or 9th character of its MOS code. Similarly, language identification codes will be used to identify qualified linguists who have been awarded any SQI other than L. b. Qualifications. Must meet Listening Comprehension and Reading Comprehension for foreign languages requirement outlined in AR 611- 6. c. Restrictions. Since linguist skills are rare, positions will be considered to require linguist qualified personnel only when such qualification is mandatory for efficient performance in the job. Language identification codes contained in AR 611-6 will be used in MTOE and TDA to identify language requirements of positions. M First Sergeant USASMA a. Description of positions. Identifies principal NCO (First Sergeant/ E8) positions in company, battery, troop, or similar sized unit to: (1) Assist the commander in planning, coordinating, and supervising all activities that support the unit mission. (2) Advise the commander on enlisted soldier matters to include duty assignments, promotions and reductions, leave programs, military justice, privileges, awards, welfare and recreational activities, human relations, equal opportunity, and alcohol and drug abuse concerns. (3) Coordinate unit administration to include submission of required reports, vehicular support, supply, and food service activities. (4) Provide counsel and guidance to subordinate personnel. (5) Assist in inspection of or conduct inspection of unit activities and facilities, observe discrepancies and initiate corrective action. (6) Assist the commander in performing the following training related tasks: (a) Plan, conduct, evaluate, and assess unit training. (b) Ensure that trainers train to a standard. (c) Assist the commander in integrating individual training into collective training, and collective training into multi-echelon training events. (d) Plan and execute a battle-focused NCODP. (e) Prepare and maintain an order of merit list for schools and courses, ensuring that soldiers are qualified and prepared to attend. (f) Coordinate school quotas. b. Qualifications. Must meet requirements outlined in AR 614-200, chapter 8, and successfully complete DA First Sergeant Course. c. Restrictions. Positions must be coded 1SG. Personnel must be SFC(P) or MSG. N Joint Planner USACAC a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring personnel qualified in the Joint Operation Planning and Execution Program (JOPES), formerly the Joint Operation Planning System (JOPS) and Joint Deployment System (JDS). b. Qualifications. Completion of one of the following: (1)Joint Planning Orientation Course (JPOC) and the JOPES Users Course conducted by the Joint Training Office (JTO), U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM). (2) Completion of JPOC, the OPS III Course conducted by JTO USTRANSCOM. c. Restrictions. None. O No Special Qualifications None DA PAM 611–21 • 31 March 1999 Table 12–1 Special Qualification Identifiers—Continued Code Title Proponent a. Description of positions. Identifies positions that do not require the assignment of soldiers possessing special qualifications identified herein. b. Qualifications. None. c. Restrictions. None. P Parachutist USAIS a. Description of positions. Identifies positions that require assignment of qualified parachutists. b. Qualifications. Must meet physical requirements for airborne in AR 40-501, and successfully complete the basic airborne training course. c. Restrictions. Soldier must volunteer for airborne training and assignment as outlined in AR 614-200, chapter 6. Q Equal Opportunity Advisor (EOA) USAAGS a. Description of positions. Identifies positions in any MOS requiring assignment of soldiers educated at Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute (DEOMI), and soldiers in any MOS who are graduates of DEOMI and qualified to occupy such positions. The following grading guidance applies: (1) EOA positions in brigades, regiments, groups, COSCOM/ TAACOM or comparable units, garrisons having military populations of less than 10,000, service school headquarters, and medical centers will be graded SFC. (2) EOA positions in division, Corps, MACOM with military population of 50,000 or less, and garrisons with military population of over 10,000 will be graded MSG. (3) Advisors in Army and higher level headquarters and MACOM with military population over 50,000 will be graded SGM. (4) Instructor positions for DEOMI will consist of one SGM and a grading pattern of one SFC, two MSGs for remaining positions (group of three). (5) SGM and MSG are not authorized for instructors except at DEOMI. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete DEOMI EOA course. c. Restrictions. Substitutability-EOA duty is MOS immaterial. Any individual awarded SQI Q and those individuals with grade of MSG or SGM as of 30 September 1984 and who were selected by DA Screening Board to retain PMOS 00U may serve in any EOA position identified with SQI Q without regard to three digit MOS. S Special Operations Support Person- USAJFKSWCS nel a. Description of positions. Identifies selected positions for Special Operations support personnel. b. Qualifications. (1) Must be Airborne qualified (except for CMF 67 and MOS 93P). (2) Successfully complete OJT/OJE and serve 24 months in their primary MOS with a SOF unit (may be waived up to 12 months) or, successfully participate in at least 2 unit exercises (these exercises may be a result of unit training or actual mission requirements). (3) Or, successfully complete Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS) and the Special Forces Qualification Course (SFQC). Soldiers completing both SFAS and SFQC will be awarded the SQI and the Special Forces Tab.(Note: These courses are closed to female soldiers). (4) Award of SQI will be accomplished in accordance with AR 600- 200, paragraph 2-33a(1). c. Restrictions. Positions identified by SQI “S” are used only with support MOS 25M, 25R, 25V, 31C, 31F, 31L, 31P, 31R, 31S, 31U, 31W, 31Z, 33T, 35E, 35J, 35L, 35N, 35Q, 35R, 35W, 44E, 45B, 46R, 51Z, 52D, 54B, 55B, 55D, 62B, 63B, 63H, 63J, 63S, 63W, 63Z, 67T, 67U, 67V, 67Y, 67Z, 68B, 68D, 68F, 68G, 68H, 68J, 68K, 68L, 68N, 68X, 71C, 71D, 71L, 71M, 73C, 73D, 73Z, 74B, 74C, 75B, 75H, 76J, 77F, 81Z, 83E, 83F, 88M, 88N, 88Z, 91B, 91E, 91S, 92A, 92G, 92R, 92Y, 92Z, 93P, 95B, 96B, 96D, 96H, 96Z, 97B, 97E, 97G, 98C, 98G, 98H, 98J, 98Z in SOF organizations. Withdrawal of the SQI may occur when the local SOF commander determines the individual to be unqualified or at the request of the individual. T 1st SFOD-D Unit Operator USAIS 909
Table 12–1 Special Qualification Identifiers—Continued Code Title Proponent a. Description of positions.There are no positions identified with the SQI. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta Unit Assessment and Selection Course, Operator Training Course, and 18 months OJT in an operational element of 1st SFOD-D.P (Parachutist) as outlined in AR 614- 200. c. Restrictions. For use with personnel only. V Ranger Parachutist USAIS a. Description of positions.Identifies positions requiring assignment of soldiers who are Ranger and parachutist qualified. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete requirements for award of SQI G (Ranger) and P (parachutist) as outlined in AR 614- 200. c. Restrictions. None. X Drill Sergeant (DS) TRADOC a. Description of positions. Identifies drill sergeant positions requiring the assignment of NCOs in grades of SGT through MSG. These positions will be classified in the MOS most closely related to the training activity and graded per lines 1, 2, and 3 of the standards of grade contained in table 3-1, provided the MOS contains the appropriate pay grade and skill level. b. Qualifications. Active Component (AC) NCOs must complete the Drill Sergeant Course (DSC) conducted at a U.S. Army Training Center. Reserve Component (RC) SPC/CPL thru MSG will attend the DSC of the division or brigade to which they are assigned or an AC DSC. U.S. Army Reserve soldiers in the grades of SPC/CPL (Drill Sergeant) may be granted a waiver for enrollment in the USAR DS program per AR 614-200. Award of SQI X for these graduates will be to track their status through the SIDPERS-USAR data base only. c. Restrictions. This SQI will not be removed or replaced by any other SQI while the individual is assigned to DS duties. Table 12–2 Numerical listing of skills Code Title Proponent 1A JSTARS E8–A Systems Operator USAICS a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring soldiers who are trained to operate the equipment in the JSTARS E8–A aircraft or its replacement. b. Qualifications. Must pass a Class III flight physical and successfully complete the Air Force JSTARS E8–A training course. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 96H only. 1B OV–1D Systems Operator USAIC&FH a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring soldiers trained in aerial sensor operations onboard the Mohawk (OV–1D) aircraft and in its ground control station. b. Qualifications. Must pass a Class III flight physical and successfully complete the Aerial Sensor Specialist course at Ft Huachuca, AZ. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 98H only. 1C Satellite Systems/Network Coordina- USASIGC tor a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring soldiers qualified to operate and maintain the Defense Satellite Communications Systems (DSCS) Defense Operations Control System (DOCS) and the Ground Control System. b. Qualifications. Must have successfully completed the Satellite Systems/Network Coordinator Course, Ft Gordon, GA. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 31S only. 1F All Source Analysis Systems (ASAS) Master USAIC&FH a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring qualifications in managing the All Source Analysis System (ASAS). 910 DA PAM 611–21 • 31 March 1999 Table 12–2 Numerical listing of skills—Continued Code Title Proponent b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete ASAS Master Course 3A-F71/232-F11 at USAIC&FH. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 96B and 98C (SSG through MSG) only. 1G Direction Finding Outstation Opera- USAIC&FH tion (Crosshair) a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring qualifications in the coordination and evaluation functions for effective Net Control Station/Crosshair Support Center (NCS/CSC) operations and Outstation Communications Subsystem (OCS) operations. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete the HFDF Network Manager Course at NTTC Corry Station Pensacola, FL. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 98H only. 1T IPDS/TRAC/NIS TENCAP Operations USAIC&FH a. Description of positions. Identifies positions which require soldiers trained and experienced in the operation of IPDS/TRAC/NIS TENCAP systems. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete one of the following courses: (1) Imagery Processing and Dissemination System Course (IPDS). (2) Tactical Radar Correlator Course (TRAC). (3) National Input Segment Course (NIS). Note: All courses are taught by system contractor. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 33W and 96D only. Use of this skill identifier in authorization documents requires prior approval of the Office lof the Chief of Military Intelligence, ATTN: ATSI–MI, Ft Huachuca, AZ. Award of this skill identifier is strictly limited to the Chief of Military Intelligence. 2C JAVELIN Gunnery USAIS a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring soldiers qualified in the employment of the JAVELIN medium antitank assault weapon system. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete the JAVELIN Course, Ft Benning, GA. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 11B and 11M (skill level 3 and below only) and MOS 19D (skill level 1 only). 2G Counter-Signals Intelligence (C- USAICH&FH SIGINT) Operation a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring soldiers qualified to conduct C-SIGINT operations. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete the Communications Security (COMSEC) Methodologies Course number 220, National Security Agency (NSA), various locations. c. Restrictions. For use with MOS 98H only. 2S Battle Staff Operations USASMA a. Description of positions. Identifies positions requiring soldiers trained to serve as a Battle Staff NCO and manage the day-to-day operations of corps, division, regiment, group, brigade, battalion and squadron command posts. b. Qualifications. Must successfully complete one of the following courses at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, Ft Bliss, TX: (1) The Battle Staff Noncommissioned Officer Course (BSNCOC). (2) The resident Sergeants Major Course (SMC) with a graduation date after Aug 95. (3) The BSNCOC at Ft McCoy, WI for Reserve Component only. c. Restrictions. For use with any MOS at SL 3 and above. This code will be used for G1/S1, G2/S2, G3/S3, or G4/S4 positions in battalion, squadron, brigade, group, regiment, division or Corps level TOE units and Active Readiness Group NCO Advisor positions and instructor positions for BSNCOC and Sergeants Major Course (SMC). Use of this skill identifier with any other position in authorization documents requires prior approval from Commandant, United States Army Sergeants Major Academy, ATTN: ATSS-B, Ft Bliss, TX 79918-8002. 2T TENCAP Data Analyst USAIC&FH a. Description of positions. Identifies positions which require soldiers trained and experienced in the operation of ETUT/TUT/THMT TEN- CAP systems.
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