Commanding Officer'S Screening/interview Guide - Recruiting Duty Page 4

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during the subsequent 36 month assignment on recruiting
duty. Final approval and assignment of eligible single parents
resides with Marine Corps Recruiting Command. Single parents must
be able to execute orders to assignments that support the needs of
the command.
Disenrollment from Recruiters School or
disqualification for recruiting duty as a result of an
'uncertifiable' child care plan will result in the
assignment of
a draw-case code and may affect future retention and
assignments.
yes/no
JOINT HOUSEHOLD
Both members must meet min TOS requirements in accordance with
reference (e) to be qualified for assignment to recruiting duty.
Active Duty Spouse Service___________ SSN/MOS_________________
yes/no
FINANCIALLY
The Marine has demonstrated an ability to manage personal
RESPONSIBLE
financial affairs with maturity and judgment. Does not exhibit a
pattern of indebtedness or frequently write checks without
sufficient funds. Marines on recruiting duty face additional
expenses due to the non-availability of military support
facilities.
Marines should have approxi mately $800 - $900 net
available funds (including the SDA pay of $375.00) after
completing the Commanding Officer's Financial Worksheet.
yes/no
MEETS MINIMUM
Marines must have a minimum of 2 years of active service re-
OBLIGATED SERVICE
maining upon completion of Recruiters School. Minimum
EAS: ____________
obligated service must beobtained prior to detaching. (Marines
being screened are career Marines who are assumed to be
reenlisting.)
yes/no
MEETS PERSONAL
The Marine must be within the Marine Corps height and weight
APPEARANCE AND
standards IAW MCO 6100.10_. No unresolved history of
STANDARDS
assignment to weight control or personal appearance programs
HEIGHT AND WEIGHT
is authorized. Marines will be weighed in P.T. gear, no shoes.
HT: ___________
WT: ___________
yes/no
BODY FAT: _____
(indicate body fat
weighed in P.T.
gear, no shoes.
if Marine is over
prescribed weight
standards)
TATTOOS
The Marine does not have: Excessive or offensive tattoos (visible
in uniform or PT gear), body piercings, or any other markings that
could be construed as inconsistent with Marine Corps Uniform
Regulations.
yes/no
COMMUNICATIONS
A Marine who stutters or has other speech impediments should not
be assigned to recruiting duty. Recruiters School cannot teach a
Marine to become an articulate, logical speaker. Marines should be
able to converse in a clear manner. A recruiter should be
persuasive and personable, and should feel comfortable among
strangers.
yes/no

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