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Foreign Language Proficiency Bonus Installment Rates (FLPB) (Note 1) ... (DoD) Strategic Language List (SLL) Languages or Dialects (note 4).

Strategic Language List (SLL) for General Purpose Forces (non-Army Special. Operations Forces) to provide both the Army and the Department of ...

Develop FLPB program policy and publish the Army language payment list and the dominant language list annually. If an annual list is not published then the ...

VerkkoThe DLAB measures one’s ability to learn foreign languages. Think of DLPT as a military equivalent of CEFR (European languages), JLPT (Japanese), HSK (Chinese) and so …

VerkkoThe monthly FLPB rate is based on proficiency and the language payment list (Army Soldiers can receive from $100 and up to $500 maximum for one language depending …

VerkkoThe 2020 Department of Defense Language Codes List features 94 new languages and 17 alternate names to existing languages. The new language codes and alternate …

Department of the Army Strategic Language List · (LANGUAGE | DIGRAPH CODE | TRIGRAPH CODE) · Arabic-Levantine | AP | QAV · Arabic-Yemeni | AU | QAY ...

Each Military Branch has terms/slang words that may not make sense to a civilian or a member of a different branch. Military terms/slang originates for various reasons and changes throughout …

The Secretaries of the Military Departments, through the above authorities, may pay a Foreign Language Proficiency Bonus (FLPB) to eligible Service members with ...

The military alphabet flattens language so everyone can communicate better. If not used, regional accents, dialects, and unconventional voice patterns would lead to miscommunications. But …

The 2020 Department of Defense Language Codes List features 94 new languages and 17 alternate names to existing languages. The new language ...

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VerkkoList of available Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPT) You may visit the Army Electronic Publication System (APD) site at http://www.apd.army.mil/ to download …

This SLL is comprised of three language groupings: Immediate, which identifies languages immediately needed to meet urgent demands; Emerging, ...

VerkkoSoldiers with a language dependent MOS, listed in AR 11-6, paragraph 4-4 are the only MOSs that are assigned a Control Language (CLANG) in accordance with AR 11-6, …

The monthly FLPB rate is based on proficiency and the language payment list (Army Soldiers can receive from $100 and up to $500 maximum for one language depending on which language and...

VerkkoThe Military Has a Vocabulary All its Own. Here are Some Common Terms and Phrases An Army soldier conducts a static line parachute jump from a UH-60M Black Hawk helicopter, assigned to 16th...

VerkkoAcademicsLanguage SchoolsDegreesAA DegreeBA DegreeTranscripts and RecordsContinuing EducationStandardization and Academic ExcellenceCommand …

The 2020 Department of Defense Language Codes List features 94 new languages and 17 alternate names to existing languages. The new language codes and alternate names appear in bold blue italics on the list. The equivalent digraph codes remains on the list to aid in the identification of the DoD formal language name and trigraph codes. Language codes identified as retired have an Effective End Date.

subject: Extension of the Exception to Policy to Maintain Annual Language Proficiency and Foreign Language Proficiency Bonus for Soldiers and Civilians Affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19). 2. The DCS, G -2’s intent is to retest 100% of the Army’s linguist force within the next 12 months (25 February 2021 – 24 February 2022) . If the installation testing center is open, all Soldiers are encouraged to test as soon as possible.

Verkko1. The Army will only pay one dialect per language 2. Soldiers with a language-dependent MOS, lAW AR 11-6 and assigned a Control Language, will continue to be paid at the A-list level for their Control Language even for non-listed languages, (e.g. …

AcademicsLanguage SchoolsDegreesAA DegreeBA DegreeTranscripts and RecordsContinuing EducationStandardization and Academic ExcellenceCommand Language ProgramAdvanced CLPM WorkshopLanguage Proficiency AssessmentImmersion Language Office.

1. The Army will only pay one dialect per language 2. Soldiers with a language-dependent MOS, lAW AR 11-6 and assigned a Control Language, will continue to be paid at the A-list level for their Control Language even for non-listed languages, (e.g. Spanish or French). Soldiers assigned to a language coded billet will continue to

Current eligible languages are here: https://www.hrc.army.mil/asset/16734. Only for languages on the Payment List "A" or Payment List "B" are eligible for ...