Which Airmen, whose AFSC was removed from the constrained list, will receive a CJR?

Which Airmen, whose AFSC was removed from the constrained list, will receive a CJR?

• A. Airmen who were on the CJR waiting list prior to the AFSC being removed
• B. All Airmen in the AFSC
• C. No one
• D. Only those with exceptional performance

Answer: (A)

When an AFSC is taken off the constrained list, eligibility for the CJR is tied to standing on the existing queue. Those who were already on the CJR waiting list before the removal had an established place in line, so they’re the ones who receive the CJR as the process adjusts to the change. It isn’t an automatic grant to every Airman in the AFSC, nor does it depend on exceptional performance unless that factor was part of the original wait-list criteria. It also isn’t zeroed out entirely, since the wait-list entries prior to removal still have a right to the benefit.

When an AFSC is taken off the constrained list, eligibility for the CJR is tied to standing on the existing queue. Those who were already on the CJR waiting list before the removal had an established place in line, so they’re the ones who receive the CJR as the process adjusts to the change. It isn’t an automatic grant to every Airman in the AFSC, nor does it depend on exceptional performance unless that factor was part of the original wait-list criteria. It also isn’t zeroed out entirely, since the wait-list entries prior to removal still have a right to the benefit.