Unclassified

Center sponsored courses
a. Failure to meet minimum proficiency levels at DLIFLC sponsored courses.
(1) Active Army. The MOS proponent has the authority, in coordination with Commander, 229th MI Battalion, and
AHRC (AHRC–EPB–M) to determine the disposition of Soldiers who do not meet DLIFLC graduation standards.
Soldiers may receive a prerequisite waiver for foreign language proficiency to attend a language dependent MOS
school.
(2) Army National Guard. The ARNG DLIFLC liaison officer (LNO) will communicate the failure directly to the
Soldier’s unit to determine the disposition of the Soldier. Once returned to the State, it is the commander’s responsibil-
ity to determine whether to retain, reclassify, or discharge the Soldier depending on the needs of the Army, unit, and
State.
(3) United States Army Reserve. For USAR non-initial entry training (IET) Soldiers, the DLIFLC RC LNO will
communicate the failure and DLIFLC recommendation to the CLPM of the unit the Soldier is assigned to. The unit’s
CLPM will coordinate with the commander to determine the final disposition of the Soldier. For IET Soldiers, the
DLIFLC RC LNO communicates with the USAR G–1 Accessions and Training Branch to determine the final
disposition of the Soldier.
b. The 229th MI Battalion will coordinate with AHRC, the USAR, or the ARNG before moving a Soldier to a
different language training seat. The approval authorities for the utilization of enlisted DLIFLC training seats are:
(1) AHRC for the AA.
(2) The State for the ARNG.
(3) Military Intelligence Readiness Command (MIRC) (for MI MOSs) and United States Army Civil Affairs and
Psychological Operations Command (USACAPOC) (37 and 38 career management fields (CMFs)) for the USAR.
c. Soldiers who do not meet graduation standards are not moved into a different language course; do not receive a
prerequisite waiver to attend a language dependent MOS school; are disqualified for duty in a language dependent
MOS; and must be reclassified based on the needs of the Army.
d. AHRC (AHRC–EPB–M) will approve all reclassification actions for AA Soldiers.
e. Commander, 229th MI Battalion, will inform the DCS, G–2’s Army Foreign Language Proponency Office
(AFLPO) of the disposition of all Soldiers who do not meet graduation standards.