What specific Army Regulation is for deployability readiness?

1–3. Commanders use the medical readiness in- formation to determine if a Soldier is deployable and can contribute to the unit’s core designed mission or assigned mission, in accordance with readiness reporting guidance (AR 220–1 and DA Pam 220–1).

How long are Army permanent profiles good for?

If no date is specified, the profile will automatically expire at the end of 30 days from issuance of the profile. In no case will Soldiers carry a temporary profile which has been extended for more than 12 months.

What are the benefits of being a Special Forces soldier?

GREEN BERET REQUIREMENTS & BENEFITS. Special Forces Soldiers receive many additional benefits for their enhanced capabilities, including special skills and advanced training. They also have the benefit of an increased operational tempo, and the ability to embark on the most varied and sensitive missions the Army has to offer.

What are the requirements to reclassify as a special forces?

You must have an ASVAB General Technical (GT) score of 110 (105 with a waiver) or a minimum Combat (CO) score of 105 (waiverable) You must pass a Special Forces physical in accordance with AR 40-501 You must be able to reclassify from your current MOS or branch

How do you become a Special Forces soldier in the Army?

Joining the Army as a Special Forces Soldier. If you are interested in joining the Army and becoming a Special Forces Soldier, you must meet the following basic requirements: You must be an active duty or Army National Guard Soldier. You must be a U.S. citizen. You must qualify for airborne training.

What are the requirements for Special Forces Assessment and selection?

1 You must have a minimum rank of E-3 and must be 20 years old at the start of Special Forces Assessment and Selection (SFAS) with a waiver 2 You must not be older than 36 years (waiverable) for SFAS attendance 3 You must be eligible for a Secret security clearance 4 You must be airborne qualified or volunteer for airborne training