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i wont name drop the guy. and its a fact that he was never in the rank of sgt. he was allowed to take 2009 sgt exam b/c he was on active orders for 4 years and once he got a passing score he was allowed to take the 2011 lt exam. how do i know this---because he came thru my office when he got promoted. and two--hes in a PSA, hes a Lt, and he was a cop in 2013 in Man North. i ll leave it to the detectives. he was on orders for 4 years at pentagon. hes a probationary Lt as we speak. yep. the jobs on level. ha.
i wont name drop the guy. and its a fact that he was never in the rank of sgt. he was allowed to take 2009 sgt exam b/c he was on active orders for 4 years and once he got a passing score he was allowed to take the 2011 lt exam. how do i know this---because he came thru my office when he got promoted. and two--hes in a PSA, hes a Lt, and he was a cop in 2013 in Man North. i ll leave it to the detectives. he was on orders for 4 years at pentagon. hes a probationary Lt as we speak. yep. the jobs on level. ha.
Ondeeair you are wrong. You have to be a SGT for two years before you can be promoted to LT. It doesnt mean that you actually have to be on the job working as a SGT, but you cannot get promoted to LT until 2 years after the date you were promoted to SGT even if you are out of leave. DCAS will not certify you for promotion until exactly two years from the date of certification to SGT. So if you are out on military leave for 5 years and you got promoted to SGT at 2 years into that leave, you can be promoted to LT at the 4th year of that leave. It doesnt mean that you were NEVER a SGT, it just means that you spent you time as a SGT out on military leave. I know plenty of people that have been on military leave for years and get promoted while out on leave. Leave doesnt mean that your clock stops. By law, service members clocks can never stop and continue while out!!! And FYI he couldnt have taken the 2009 SGT test after Oct 2011. He probably took the 2011 SGT exam as a replacement for the 2009 exam (you are given the most recent exam that was given) and then once he passed and given a retroactive promotion date from the 2009 list, he automatically became eligible to take the 2011 LT exam based on that retroactive promotion date...... and I think I know who you are referring to, but I wont call the guy out either..... I salute all the veterans out there defending this country so I'm not a hater!!!
-- Edited by CoptoCapt on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:07:53 AM
i wont name drop the guy. and its a fact that he was never in the rank of sgt. he was allowed to take 2009 sgt exam b/c he was on active orders for 4 years and once he got a passing score he was allowed to take the 2011 lt exam. how do i know this---because he came thru my office when he got promoted. and two--hes in a PSA, hes a Lt, and he was a cop in 2013 in Man North. i ll leave it to the detectives. he was on orders for 4 years at pentagon. hes a probationary Lt as we speak. yep. the jobs on level. ha.
Ondeeair you are wrong. You have to be a SGT for two years before you can be promoted to LT. It doesnt mean that you actually have to be on the job working as a SGT, but you cannot get promoted to LT until 2 years after the date you were promoted to SGT even if you are out of leave. DCAS will not certify you for promotion until exactly two years from the date of certification to SGT. So if you are out on military leave for 5 years and you got promoted to SGT at 2 years into that leave, you can be promoted to LT at the 4th year of that leave. It doesnt mean that you were NEVER a SGT, it just means that you spent you time as a SGT out on military leave. I know plenty of people that have been on military leave for years and get promoted while out on leave. Leave doesnt mean that your clock stops. By law, service members clocks can never stop and continue while out!!! And FYI he couldnt have taken the 2009 SGT test after Oct 2011. He probably took the 2011 SGT exam as a replacement for the 2009 exam (you are given the most recent exam that was given) and then once he passed and given a retroactive promotion date from the 2009 list, he automatically became eligible to take the 2011 LT exam based on that retroactive promotion date...... and I think I know who you are referring to, but I wont call the guy out either..... I salute all the veterans out there defending this country so I'm not a hater!!!
-- Edited by CoptoCapt on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:07:53 AM
Very passionate and heartfelt rant, but there are veterans that don't get mysteriously scheduled for drill or deployment leading up to promotional tests not once but multi times, it's pathetic. There are veterans that serve with honor and integrity and refuse to tarnish their careers. There's several on this forum and many are my friends. Let's not mix the two things. "Military, sabbath, sick" ; a cheater is a cheater.
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:34:20 AM
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:35:07 AM
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i wont name drop the guy. and its a fact that he was never in the rank of sgt. he was allowed to take 2009 sgt exam b/c he was on active orders for 4 years and once he got a passing score he was allowed to take the 2011 lt exam. how do i know this---because he came thru my office when he got promoted. and two--hes in a PSA, hes a Lt, and he was a cop in 2013 in Man North. i ll leave it to the detectives. he was on orders for 4 years at pentagon. hes a probationary Lt as we speak. yep. the jobs on level. ha.
Ondeeair you are wrong. You have to be a SGT for two years before you can be promoted to LT. It doesnt mean that you actually have to be on the job working as a SGT, but you cannot get promoted to LT until 2 years after the date you were promoted to SGT even if you are out of leave. DCAS will not certify you for promotion until exactly two years from the date of certification to SGT. So if you are out on military leave for 5 years and you got promoted to SGT at 2 years into that leave, you can be promoted to LT at the 4th year of that leave. It doesnt mean that you were NEVER a SGT, it just means that you spent you time as a SGT out on military leave. I know plenty of people that have been on military leave for years and get promoted while out on leave. Leave doesnt mean that your clock stops. By law, service members clocks can never stop and continue while out!!! And FYI he couldnt have taken the 2009 SGT test after Oct 2011. He probably took the 2011 SGT exam as a replacement for the 2009 exam (you are given the most recent exam that was given) and then once he passed and given a retroactive promotion date from the 2009 list, he automatically became eligible to take the 2011 LT exam based on that retroactive promotion date...... and I think I know who you are referring to, but I wont call the guy out either..... I salute all the veterans out there defending this country so I'm not a hater!!!
-- Edited by CoptoCapt on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:07:53 AM
Very passionate and heartfelt rant, but there are veterans that don't get mysteriously scheduled for drill or deployment leading up to promotional tests not once but multi times, it's pathetic. There are veterans that serve with honor and integrity and refuse to tarnish their careers. There's several on this forum and many are my friends. Let's not mix the two things. "Military, sabbath, sick" ; a cheater is a cheater.
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:34:20 AM
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:35:07 AM
WISECOP, I understand what you are saying and it definitely was NOT a rant... I dont need to rant, I got mine and I'm not salty.... and I'm just speaking specifically of about the scenario where someone in the military has been out for YEARS and missed multiple tests of even different ranks. Not a weekend drill that was rescheduled. onedeerair stated that the guy was NEVER a SGT.... I'm just stating that its not a fact and impossible for someone to have NEVER been a SGT before getting promoted to LT.
im not a military hater either and see what u mean. and yes he was out four years working full time military stateside. but u gotta give a diffeent exam. the guy knew the whole damn thing. so in practicality yes he was a cop then sgt then lt but u know what i mean. he went from a cop right to Lt on OUR job. never a day as sgt if u know what i mean. and im sure u know him a lot of us in the office where like no way would he have passed an exam he is far from the sharpest knife. not that im a brain but its outwardly apparent w him
i wont name drop the guy. and its a fact that he was never in the rank of sgt. he was allowed to take 2009 sgt exam b/c he was on active orders for 4 years and once he got a passing score he was allowed to take the 2011 lt exam. how do i know this---because he came thru my office when he got promoted. and two--hes in a PSA, hes a Lt, and he was a cop in 2013 in Man North. i ll leave it to the detectives. he was on orders for 4 years at pentagon. hes a probationary Lt as we speak. yep. the jobs on level. ha.
Ondeeair you are wrong. You have to be a SGT for two years before you can be promoted to LT. It doesnt mean that you actually have to be on the job working as a SGT, but you cannot get promoted to LT until 2 years after the date you were promoted to SGT even if you are out of leave. DCAS will not certify you for promotion until exactly two years from the date of certification to SGT. So if you are out on military leave for 5 years and you got promoted to SGT at 2 years into that leave, you can be promoted to LT at the 4th year of that leave. It doesnt mean that you were NEVER a SGT, it just means that you spent you time as a SGT out on military leave. I know plenty of people that have been on military leave for years and get promoted while out on leave. Leave doesnt mean that your clock stops. By law, service members clocks can never stop and continue while out!!! And FYI he couldnt have taken the 2009 SGT test after Oct 2011. He probably took the 2011 SGT exam as a replacement for the 2009 exam (you are given the most recent exam that was given) and then once he passed and given a retroactive promotion date from the 2009 list, he automatically became eligible to take the 2011 LT exam based on that retroactive promotion date...... and I think I know who you are referring to, but I wont call the guy out either..... I salute all the veterans out there defending this country so I'm not a hater!!!
-- Edited by CoptoCapt on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:07:53 AM
Very passionate and heartfelt rant, but there are veterans that don't get mysteriously scheduled for drill or deployment leading up to promotional tests not once but multi times, it's pathetic. There are veterans that serve with honor and integrity and refuse to tarnish their careers. There's several on this forum and many are my friends. Let's not mix the two things. "Military, sabbath, sick" ; a cheater is a cheater.
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:34:20 AM
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:35:07 AM
WISECOP, I understand what you are saying and it definitely was NOT a rant... I dont need to rant, I got mine and I'm not salty.... and I'm just speaking specifically of about the scenario where someone in the military has been out for YEARS and missed multiple tests of even different ranks. Not a weekend drill that was rescheduled. onedeerair stated that the guy was NEVER a SGT.... I'm just stating that its not a fact and impossible for someone to have NEVER been a SGT before getting promoted to LT.
**** that I wish I took the test later what's the hate with these guys. It is what it is!!!!
i wont name drop the guy. and its a fact that he was never in the rank of sgt. he was allowed to take 2009 sgt exam b/c he was on active orders for 4 years and once he got a passing score he was allowed to take the 2011 lt exam. how do i know this---because he came thru my office when he got promoted. and two--hes in a PSA, hes a Lt, and he was a cop in 2013 in Man North. i ll leave it to the detectives. he was on orders for 4 years at pentagon. hes a probationary Lt as we speak. yep. the jobs on level. ha.
Ondeeair you are wrong. You have to be a SGT for two years before you can be promoted to LT. It doesnt mean that you actually have to be on the job working as a SGT, but you cannot get promoted to LT until 2 years after the date you were promoted to SGT even if you are out of leave. DCAS will not certify you for promotion until exactly two years from the date of certification to SGT. So if you are out on military leave for 5 years and you got promoted to SGT at 2 years into that leave, you can be promoted to LT at the 4th year of that leave. It doesnt mean that you were NEVER a SGT, it just means that you spent you time as a SGT out on military leave. I know plenty of people that have been on military leave for years and get promoted while out on leave. Leave doesnt mean that your clock stops. By law, service members clocks can never stop and continue while out!!! And FYI he couldnt have taken the 2009 SGT test after Oct 2011. He probably took the 2011 SGT exam as a replacement for the 2009 exam (you are given the most recent exam that was given) and then once he passed and given a retroactive promotion date from the 2009 list, he automatically became eligible to take the 2011 LT exam based on that retroactive promotion date...... and I think I know who you are referring to, but I wont call the guy out either..... I salute all the veterans out there defending this country so I'm not a hater!!!
-- Edited by CoptoCapt on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:07:53 AM
Very passionate and heartfelt rant, but there are veterans that don't get mysteriously scheduled for drill or deployment leading up to promotional tests not once but multi times, it's pathetic. There are veterans that serve with honor and integrity and refuse to tarnish their careers. There's several on this forum and many are my friends. Let's not mix the two things. "Military, sabbath, sick" ; a cheater is a cheater.
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:34:20 AM
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:35:07 AM
WISECOP, I understand what you are saying and it definitely was NOT a rant... I dont need to rant, I got mine and I'm not salty.... and I'm just speaking specifically of about the scenario where someone in the military has been out for YEARS and missed multiple tests of even different ranks. Not a weekend drill that was rescheduled. onedeerair stated that the guy was NEVER a SGT.... I'm just stating that its not a fact and impossible for someone to have NEVER been a SGT before getting promoted to LT.
**** that I wish I took the test later what's the hate with these guys. It is what it is!!!!
Negative, I'm proud to earn my rank.
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Fact: guys within 5 boroughs violated the military integrity by scheduling reservist drills the weekend of exam... I hope military guys I honor and respect hunt them down destroy them..
Fact: guys within 5 boroughs violated the military integrity by scheduling reservist drills the weekend of exam... I hope military guys I honor and respect hunt them down destroy them..
I'm I the only one jealous here. I wish I was in the military or Jewish. At the end these guys will be our bosses, Banks passed all 3 exams on the make up day. At the end who gives a ****, let's hope they change the system
i wont name drop the guy. and its a fact that he was never in the rank of sgt. he was allowed to take 2009 sgt exam b/c he was on active orders for 4 years and once he got a passing score he was allowed to take the 2011 lt exam. how do i know this---because he came thru my office when he got promoted. and two--hes in a PSA, hes a Lt, and he was a cop in 2013 in Man North. i ll leave it to the detectives. he was on orders for 4 years at pentagon. hes a probationary Lt as we speak. yep. the jobs on level. ha.
Ondeeair you are wrong. You have to be a SGT for two years before you can be promoted to LT. It doesnt mean that you actually have to be on the job working as a SGT, but you cannot get promoted to LT until 2 years after the date you were promoted to SGT even if you are out of leave. DCAS will not certify you for promotion until exactly two years from the date of certification to SGT. So if you are out on military leave for 5 years and you got promoted to SGT at 2 years into that leave, you can be promoted to LT at the 4th year of that leave. It doesnt mean that you were NEVER a SGT, it just means that you spent you time as a SGT out on military leave. I know plenty of people that have been on military leave for years and get promoted while out on leave. Leave doesnt mean that your clock stops. By law, service members clocks can never stop and continue while out!!! And FYI he couldnt have taken the 2009 SGT test after Oct 2011. He probably took the 2011 SGT exam as a replacement for the 2009 exam (you are given the most recent exam that was given) and then once he passed and given a retroactive promotion date from the 2009 list, he automatically became eligible to take the 2011 LT exam based on that retroactive promotion date...... and I think I know who you are referring to, but I wont call the guy out either..... I salute all the veterans out there defending this country so I'm not a hater!!!
-- Edited by CoptoCapt on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:07:53 AM
Very passionate and heartfelt rant, but there are veterans that don't get mysteriously scheduled for drill or deployment leading up to promotional tests not once but multi times, it's pathetic. There are veterans that serve with honor and integrity and refuse to tarnish their careers. There's several on this forum and many are my friends. Let's not mix the two things. "Military, sabbath, sick" ; a cheater is a cheater.
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:34:20 AM
-- Edited by wisecop on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 01:35:07 AM
WISECOP, I understand what you are saying and it definitely was NOT a rant... I dont need to rant, I got mine and I'm not salty.... and I'm just speaking specifically of about the scenario where someone in the military has been out for YEARS and missed multiple tests of even different ranks. Not a weekend drill that was rescheduled. onedeerair stated that the guy was NEVER a SGT.... I'm just stating that its not a fact and impossible for someone to have NEVER been a SGT before getting promoted to LT.
**** that I wish I took the test later what's the hate with these guys. It is what it is!!!!
Negative, I'm proud to earn my rank.
So WISECOP, let me get this straight. If you were in the military, and then you were called to military duty for 1 year, 2 years, or whatever; Then you missed a promotional exam while you were out on leave, you wouldn't take a make up exam because you would feel that you didn't earn your rank? So you would say, NO, I'm not going to take this SGT exam, I'll wait for the next one? Do you think that military guys decide when a test is going to be given and what exam they take and when?
Guys # 1 too much quoting. It takes forever to scroll to the bottom of your post because it's 10 quotes deep.
# 2 for the millionth time on this site no one is mad at the guys that legitimately deploy in defense of our beloved nation. The problem is with the people who schedule their drills for test day or volunteer for a deployment to NJ so they can take the make up exam.
Guys # 1 too much quoting. It takes forever to scroll to the bottom of your post because it's 10 quotes deep.
# 2 for the millionth time on this site no one is mad at the guys that legitimately deploy in defense of our beloved nation. The problem is with the people who schedule their drills for test day or volunteer for a deployment to NJ so they can take the make up exam.
I agree with this statement 100%. If someone is legitimately deployed, then I have no problem with it. In fact I feel like this is a great bonus for them since they are fighting for our country.... But....
If someone intentionally schedules leave for the purpose of scamming, then I say F-U-C-K THEM!!!
-- Edited by skiguy37 on Saturday 3rd of October 2015 03:39:35 PM
The way that I'm hearing it, is that there are a total of 10 questions that will be gotten rid of. That number 10 includes several throw outs/multiple answers. Nothing is set in stone, but that is what I'm hearing.
as you see i refuses to go back in forth with ppl on here im telling you what inform that i have and im 110% sure its more reliable then any person on here but i will go into hiding again and when we find out the truth all you hater can su&& two of them
not everyone that post something on here trying to blow smoke up your a&s i got screwed too and would want the best for everyone
-- Edited by neverAgain on Monday 5th of October 2015 07:10:04 PM
and for the record YES the CCRG question was no good the panel finding were test taker r not responsible for misinterpretation abbreviation and future recommendation were made by the panel to spell out names of units and depts that r critical info to answer the question
-- Edited by neverAgain on Monday 5th of October 2015 07:21:39 PM
your right what did i post not much because every time someone post something ppl away have something negative to say and im not for it i never knock onedeair info just said it was half right
and to tell the truth if i told you too much them everyone on this board will start asking question to evryone they know and if it get back to the soucre IM DONE
I know the feeling neveragain it's ridiculous. Trying to help w info. The ccrg questions were 59 & 60 I believe. I don't know about any of that yet, but I do have a couple of sources that say it is indeed 10 changes. I don't know if it's tosses/doubles/triples---but there's changes to 10 answers.
I'm getting high blood pressure with all this **** lol.. The more throw-outs/changes the better. Maybe its in fact 10 throw-outs 6double/triple.. That gives everyone more of a chance.. I appreciate all the insider info we can get. They're tons of us here waiting and hoping...
-- Edited by Team J on Monday 5th of October 2015 07:43:46 PM
I just don't understand why they would send it in to 1 centre when the alternate test takers have yet to go to their protest session. A question number they dismissed can still technically be changed. So why submit it. Secondly didn't tvb end so who is going to review the alternate test takers questions. I appreciate everyone's inside info but a lot does not make sense. I guess welcome to the NYPD. Lol
I just don't understand why they would send it in to 1 centre when the alternate test takers have yet to go to their protest session. A question number they dismissed can still technically be changed. So why submit it. Secondly didn't tvb end so who is going to review the alternate test takers questions. I appreciate everyone's inside info but a lot does not make sense. I guess welcome to the NYPD. Lol
to be honest I don't think those 87 scammers are gonna protest anything that over 1000 people haven't protested .... No, I have no idea how it works but I'm just saying lol