
Air Force Plans Alternate-Candidate Process for Chief Master Sergeant Promotions
The Air Force plans to test a process for identifying qualified alternates in the upcoming E-9 promotion cycle.
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Photo: Air & Space Forces Magazine
The Air Force plans to test a process that would identify qualified alternate candidates for chief master sergeant promotions. The candidates could be considered if someone selected for promotion declines.
Key details
- The process is planned for the upcoming chief master sergeant promotion cycle.
- Chief master sergeant is the E-9 enlisted rank.
- The process is described as a pilot.
The pilot process would identify qualified candidates who could be considered if selected candidates decline promotion to chief master sergeant.
Why it matters
The process would give the Air Force a way to consider other qualified candidates when a selected candidate declines promotion. It concerns the service’s highest enlisted rank, E-9.
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