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FM/BP-230 · v1.01
Activity Policy
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- FM/BP-230
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- Policy
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- v1.01 2yrs ago
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- LtCol James 5 Jan 2024
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- v1.00
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v1.00
In UNITAF you can attend any mission you wish to attend and has free slots that you are qualified for. In UNITAF you also hold an Activity Status, your activity status will be managed by your chain of command, and there are a number of statuses, outlined below;
Regular (Deployed within the last 30 days)
Reserve (Deployed within 30-60 days)
Inactive (Deployed 60+ days)
Regular and Reserve members retain full access to all UNITAF services. Inactive members do not have access to any UNITAF services.
v1.01
In UNITAF you can attend any mission you wish to attend and has free slots that you are qualified for. In UNITAF you also hold an Activity Status, your activity status will be managed by your chain of command, and there are a number of statuses, outlined below;
Regular (Deployed within the last 30 days)
Reserve (Deployed within 30-60 days)
Inactive (Deployed 60+ days)
Regular and Reserve members retain full access to all UNITAF services. Inactive members do not have access to any UNITAF services.
In UNITAF you can attend any mission you wish to attend and has free slots that you are qualified for. In UNITAF you also hold an Activity Status, your activity status will be managed by your chain of command, and there are a number of statuses, outlined below;
Regular (Deployed within the last 30 days)
Reserve (Deployed within 30-60 days)
Inactive (Deployed 60+ days)
Regular and Reserve members retain full access to all UNITAF services. Inactive members do not have access to any UNITAF services.
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