How long does the entire Flipl process take?

A Soldier who is hand delivered the FLIPL packet has 7 calendar days to reply to the FLIPL. A Soldier who is unavailable, but in the same country, has 15 calendar days from the date the FLIPL was mailed or e-mailed to the Soldier.

What are the 5 types of responsibility army?

There are five types of responsibility used to determine who is responsible for the loss, destruction, or damage to government property: command, supervisory, direct, custodial, and personal. 1.

How much can the Army charge for lost equipment?

Normally, the maximum amount a Soldier can be held responsible for is limited to one month’s base pay. However TA-50 is an exception to this limited liability. A Soldier can be held liable for the full amount of the replacement cost for all TA-50 items lost or damaged (minus 10% for wear and tear). AUTHORITY: 10 U.S.C.

Who initiates a Flipl?

FLIPL are normally initiated by the commander, accountable officer, or hand receipt holder of the property in question. The FLIPL is then forwarded to the appointing authority in the chain of command of the person responsible for the property.

Can you PCS with a Flipl?

Can a Soldier PCS if under investigation? If the Soldier is being investigated for a FLIPL (Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss) then yes, the Soldier can PCS.

What is S3 Army?

The S-3, or operations officer, is in charge of operational planning and training at the battalion and brigade level. “The S-3 is the primary staff officer for integrating and synchronizing the operation as a whole for the commander.

What is an Army property book?

The property book account is a formal set of property accounting records and files maintained at the user level. It is used to record and account for all nonexpendable and other accountable property issued to the activity.

What happens to a Soldier if they lose a weapon?

The very smallest punishment for misplacing a weapon, if it’s found within a reasonable amount of time, is a “Company Grade Article 15.” That means you can lose one grade of rank, a week of pay, and two weeks of extra duty. If that’s all you lost, you got off very, very lightly.

Can you take your own gun on deployment?

U.S. troops are allowed to carry personal weapons for their protection on stateside military facilities, but the Defense Department has no idea how many service members are actually packing.

Can you appeal a Flipl?

In order to rebut the FLIPL, you must submit your evidence to the FLO within certain time limits. A. Time Limits. The time limits for submitting rebuttal statements vary depending on how the FLO notified you.

Can I PCS while flagged?

Can I PCS if I am Flagged? Flags may prevent Soldiers from PCSing to his or her next duty station if it is in the best interests of the Army for the Soldier to remain in his or her current unit until cleared of ongoing actions. This is called a nontransferable Flag.

What does PBO mean army?

Property Book Officer (PBO) Duty Descriptions. Back to Duty Descriptions.

What is a PBIC code?

PBIC stands for Property Book Identification Code (US DoD)