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2676 Central Asian Cryptologic Linguist (PMOS)

The FY18 MOS conversion table deleted MOS 2676, Central Asian Cryptologic Linguist, as a primary military occupational specialty (PMOS). It does not identify a successor specialty for this entry.

Documented history

Central Asian Cryptologic Linguist (PMOS)

1 October 2017 was the scheduled active-component MOS conversion batch date under paragraph 4001.1b, not a retraining completion deadline. Paragraph 4002.2 instead prints 1 October 2008, which conflicts with that FY18 schedule; the 2017 date follows the edition-specific implementation direction.

  • Reserve retraining for Prior Service MOS Retraining Program, Active Reserve and Selected Marine Corps Reserve Marines was required as needed and subject to available funds. For Individual Mobilization Augmentees, Individual Ready Reservists and Standby Reservists, service-record entries were authorized by the Headquarters-origin conversion action on the unit's Diary Feedback Report.
  • Formal schools and training detachments were to continue awarding current MOSs until a MARADMIN directed implementation of the conversions.
Source extraction notes

Figure 4-1 remarks: 3. NAVMC 1200.1C (FY18) paragraph 4001.1b schedules the active-duty-component MCTFS batch for 2017-10-01. Paragraph 4001.6 separately addresses Reserve retraining, subject to available funds for the specified groups, and records for Individual Mobilization Augmentees, Individual Ready Reservists and Standby Reservists. Paragraph 4002.3 keeps formal-school MOS awards unchanged until MARADMIN implementation direction. The scheduled batch date is not proof of an individual's qualification, retraining or record-update completion. Paragraph 4002.2 prints 1 October 2008, in conflict with the 1 October 2017 schedule in paragraph 4001.1b. The recorded date follows the edition-specific schedule in paragraph 4001.1b; the conflicting printed instruction is not silently corrected.

Source documents (1)

Reviewed September 24, 2026 against references 1, 2 and 3.

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