Deployment
The relocation of forces and materiel to operational areas. Deployment encompasses all activities from home station through destination, including intercontinental, intertheater and intra-theater movement, staging, and holding areas Detailed Recruiter A Soldier who has been selected for recruiting duty and will go back to his/her primary MOS at the end of the recruiting tour DFAS Defense Finance and Accounting Service — the organization that pays Soldiers and civilian employees, keeps track of allotments, and leave time DLA Dislocation Allowance DoD Department of Defense
E EFMP ENTNAC ERM ESS EST ETS
Exceptional Family Member Program: provides support and resources to Soldiers’ Family members with disabilities Entrance National Agency Check — A personal background check conducted by the Defense Security Service Electronic Records Management Education Services Specialist Enlistment Screening Test End Term of Service, the date when a Soldier’s commitment to the Army ends, unless he/she reenlists
F FAP FMWR FRG FSTP Future Soldier
Family Advocacy Program Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation - a collection of facilities (such as fitness centers and bowling alleys) and services (such as travel agencies and tours) available on post for Soldiers and their Families Family Readiness Group Future Soldier Training Program Someone who has enlisted but has not shipped for Basic Combat Training
G GA GED Geo Bachelor GOV GOVCC
Grad Alpha - non prior service high school graduate who scores above 50 on the ASVAB General Educational Development test, also called High School Equivalency Married Soldier who does not have his/her Family at a duty station Government Owned Vehicle Government Charge Card
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