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AD to IRR to AD - impact on lineal number

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Jeff29

Science Project
Wondering if anyone knows...

If an officer leaves Active Duty for a couple years, is in the IRR during that time, then returns to Active Duty, is there an adjustment made to their lineal number and/or promotion timing?

Thanks.
 
FLYTPAY

FLYTPAY

Pro-Rec Fighter Pilot
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Jeff29 said:
Wondering if anyone knows...

If an officer leaves Active Duty for a couple years, is in the IRR during that time, then returns to Active Duty, is there an adjustment made to their lineal number and/or promotion timing?

Thanks.
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Yeah.......it is adverse if that is what you are asking.
 
Schnugg

Schnugg

It's gettin' a bit dramatic 'round here...
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You lineal number will be changed to align with your new active duty length of duty.

Happened to me when I went AD to IRR to Drilling reservist to AD. I was out of AD for 2 years 9 months. My new lineal number was a few years behind where I originally was.
 
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Jeff29

Science Project
Schnugg said:
You lineal number will be changed to align with your new active duty length of duty.

Happened to me when I went AD to IRR to Drilling reservist to AD. I was out of AD for 2 years 9 months. My new lineal number was a few years behind where I originally was.
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Thanks. That's what I thought.

So did your IRR time count towards time in service for pay purposes, or did that clock get reset too?
 
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JKD

Member
Yes, IRR time counts towards time in service for pay. If there is not a break in service (fully discharged out of AD/SELRES/IRR - everything) the Pay Date will NOT change.

And, I highly recommend to anyone in the IRR that they should do a few online courses to get the minimum 50 points per anniversary year needed for the year to count towards a reserve retirement. That way if they end up finishing their career in the reserves - the year will count towards the reserve retirement.

I have 5 years that I didn't do that - and really wish I had.
 
Schnugg

Schnugg

It's gettin' a bit dramatic 'round here...
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Jeff29 said:
Thanks. That's what I thought.

So did your IRR time count towards time in service for pay purposes, or did that clock get reset too?
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Yes, time counted for pay purposes. But not towards a 20 year retirement. Only my two week ACDUTRAs count as Active duty for a reservist.
 
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