Army · Legacy SSN

0055 Clerk, General

Split into 1268, 1390, 1622, 4624, effective March 1, 1950.

Documented history

Clerk, General · Split into 1268, 1390, 1622, 4624, effective March 1, 1950

Paragraph 4 restricts this SSN only in Finance Career Field use; it is not rescinded Army-wide. Paragraph 4 limits this conversion to general-clerk use in disbursing, audit, or fiscal work and prints the ordered possible set 1268, 1390, 1622, and 4624; the appendix instantiates 4624 for messenger/general-clerk positions. The 58 position-level source assertion(s) are collapsed into this one canonical predecessor event, preserving first-source successor order. Personnel conversion is effective 1 March 1950; the appendix's position-authorizations changed on 5 December 1949. The predecessor remains in the SSN namespace; successors are numeric MOS codes.

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Messenger · Converted to 5729, effective February 1, 1950

The instrument prints no field-wide rescinded-code list; only its explicit appendix T/O&E position conversions are asserted here. Messenger and radiotelephone-operator positions carrying present SSN 0055 convert to pioneer MOS 5729; the duty label varies by table. The 5 position-level source assertion(s) are collapsed into this one canonical predecessor event, preserving first-source successor order. Personnel MOS conversion is effective 1 February 1950; the appendix's T/O&E position amendments took effect 7 November 1949. The predecessor remains in the SSN namespace; successors are numeric MOS codes.

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Clerk, General · Split into 3400, 3402, 4272, 1402, effective December 5, 1949

0055 is not rescinded Army-wide. Paragraph 5 restricts its machine-accounting use and states that 0055 used for machine-records coding converts by duty and grade to 3400 (E-3), 3402 (E-4/E-5), or 4272 (E-3), in that printed order. Appendix rows additionally map 0055 coding-clerk positions to 1402 when the new duty is Chief analyst (printed p. 22, line 29) or Analyst supervisor (printed p. 25, column E line 28). Preserved as one conditional split; the ordered successor list retains paragraph 5's order and appends the later source-visible 1402 exception. Successors are numeric MOS codes; the predecessor remains in the SSN namespace.

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