Military Training Documents

The AEA Form 190-16A is used to apply for installation access. This form is available on the AEPUBS SharePoint Library. Eur-domain users can access it with their account.

This file contains the Dependency Statement - Parent form DD FORM 137-3 used by military personnel to provide information about their dependency status for entitlement of authorized benefits. It includes sections for entitlements requested, member information, and parent information. The form must be completed and submitted to the local serving personnel or payroll office.

This form is used to verify the medical fitness of individuals enrolling in the basic course of the Senior ROTC program. It ensures that the enrollee's physical condition is adequate for participation. Necessary for enrollment processing.

This document includes the UNIT Pre-Execution Checklist and Student Inprocessing Data Sheet. It assists soldiers and their supervisors in ensuring all prerequisites and requirements are met. It covers physical readiness, necessary documentation, and other essential criteria.

This file outlines the guidelines and requirements for enlisted Airman promotion and demotion within the Department of the Air Force. It includes information on promotion eligibility, procedural changes, and policy updates for RegAF, USSF, AFR, and ANG. Compliance with this memorandum is mandatory for all applicable personnel.

The Physical Activity Risk Factor Questionnaire (PARFQ), NAVPERS 6110/3 (07-2011), is a mandatory self-screening tool for Navy members before participating in the semi-annual Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA). This form helps identify risk factors or health status changes since the annual Physical Health Assessment (PHA). Failure to fully disclose the requested information may subject individuals to administrative actions.

This file is a checklist intended for service members to document and certify the achievement of career readiness standards as they transition out of the military. It includes sections for personal and family needs assessment, evaluation of military service benefits and acquired skills, career readiness standards, and contact information for supporting agencies. The checklist must be completed and verified by the service member, transition counselor, and unit commander prior to separation.

This comprehensive deployment checklist provides essential steps for military members and their families to prepare for deployment. It covers legal, financial, medical, and home preparations. Use this guide to ensure a smooth transition and peace of mind while away from home.

This file is a Service Member's Individual Transition Plan Checklist, used to document achievement of Career Readiness Standards. It includes sections on personal/family needs, military service benefits, employment, education, and technical training career readiness standards, and more. The form requires signatures from the service member, transition counselor, and commander.

This document is used to outline a Family Care Plan for service members in the United States Marine Corps. It details instructions and responsibilities for ensuring the care of dependent family members during deployments and other military obligations. It includes sections for service member's acknowledgment, dependent family member information, and caregiver details.

This file provides implementation guidance for the Critical Language Incentive Pay (CLIP) Pilot Program. It details the responsibilities, procedures, and eligibility requirements for participating students. The document aims to promote the study of languages critical to the Army.

This document is a comprehensive guide for potential recruits considering joining the U.S. Navy. It includes essential information about the recruitment process, initial interviews, necessary tests, and job placement. Understand the requirements, benefits, and steps to take to become a Sailor.