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What is the new Army weapons qualification card? The new qualification, the rifle and carbine qualification, was developed with the same principle as the Army Combat Fitness Test. It more holistically assesses a soldier's ability to employ situational awareness, safe weapon handling, and core marksmanship competencies.

Also, even if found guilty at an Article 15 hearing, you still have no federal conviction as with a court-martial conviction. Additionally, most Article 15s (especially first time Article 15s for minor offenses) won't affect your ability to remain in the Army.

Summarized. The maximum punishment authorized at a summarized Article 15 is any combination of: extra duty for 14 days. restriction for 14 days. oral reprimand or admonition.

To complete a DA Form 2627, you will need to provide the following information: Name. Grade. SSN. Unit & location. Monthly base pay. Reason soldier is being considered for punishment under Article 15, UCMJ. List of legal counsel available to soldier. Name, grade and organization of commander.

The first type is the Summarized Article 15 which is normally imposed by a company grade officer. The maximum punishment allowed with a Summarized Article 15 is 14 days extra duty and/or restriction, admonition or oral reprimand, or any combination of these.

What is the DA Form for weapons qualification card? The Form 3595 R. A fillable DA 3595-R Form is used by the US Army as documentation of a soldier's ability to fire a weapon. This form is also known as a Record Fire Scorecard.

A fillable DA 3955 Form is used as a change of address form for Army soldiers. Also known as a Change of Address and Directory Card, the completed form helps soldiers ensure that their mail is delivered. The person completing the form can also request whether their new address should be kept private.

DA FORM 2627-1, OCT 2011 Article 15, UCMJ, is a federal law that permits commanding officers to conduct non-judicial proceedings for minor offenses. A Soldier may refuse Article 15 proceedings and demand trial by court-martial, unless attached to or embarked on a vessel.