AR 611-1 — Military Occupational Classification Structure Development And Implementation
AR 611-1 governs policies and responsibilities for developing, maintaining, evaluating, and revising the military occupational classification structure.
- Publication number: AR 611-1
- Title: MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION STRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION
- Date: 12/20/2022
- Proponent: G-1
- Status: ACTIVE
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It establishes objectives and requirements for occupational identifiers, position documentation, and officer, warrant officer, and enlisted classification systems. It also addresses proposals, coding, grading, implementation, and career progression.
Topics covered
- Military occupational classification structure
- Occupational identifiers
- Position documentation
- Officer classification system
- Warrant officer classification system
- Enlisted classification system
- Standards of grade
- Career progression
Questions and answers
What must an ASI identify?
The ASI must be required to identify both positions in authorization documents and personnel qualifications.
How are enlisted grades established in authorization documents?
The SG tables will be used to establish enlisted grades in requirement and authorization documents. (paragraph 6-15)
What does the enlisted MOSC classify?
The MOSC is used to classify both personnel and positions in authorization documents. (paragraph 2-1)
What is required when classifying positions in requirements and authorization documents?
Positions in requirements and authorization documents must be classified and coded in the appropriate identifier (AOC, MOS, SI, SQI, and ASI) in DA Pam 611 21 that represents the specific duties performed in the specific position. (paragraph 3-6)
What must a recommended change to the MOCS provide?
Provide a clearly defined strategy for training and classification of Soldiers to meet current and projected mission requirements. (paragraph 3-2)