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Anyone hear any rumors about class numbers for the new fiscal year? I just heard about 105 classes are planned for the next fiscal year (This is coming from a friend in FLETC).
Next question... is a 105 a lot or a little? Seems kind of high... but that's only because I can't count that high :/
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Originally posted by seeOH View PostAnyone hear any rumors about class numbers for the new fiscal year? I just heard about 105 classes are planned for the next fiscal year (This is coming from a friend in FLETC).
Next question... is a 105 a lot or a little? Seems kind of high... but that's only because I can't count that high :/
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Originally posted by TX54 View PostHey soto nice to hear from you buddy. Glad to hear that you are now in your week five and everything is going good. So how far distance wise are you guys running, I know it varies with instructors and such but wanted to get an idea of your experience.
Tx54"Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference. The Marines don't have that problem." President Ronald Reagan.
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I've never seen any numbers or stats about COPRA...who benefits greatly...who doesn't...et. al. It would be interesting to see how many officers actually see a meaningful advantage. For what little I've seen, it looks to me like 40% clearly make out ahead, 40% really don't see much, and the other 20% more or less ride along in the middle.
I do know that the BP are on AUO, and they don't seem to be bothered by it. PA's also tend to make more money than CBPO's, at least the ones I know of do.
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Here is a quick overview of the difference in AUO and LEAP. Problem I see is the FLSA is not figured in on your retirement benifits only the AUO.
http://www.opm.gov/oca/leo_report04/appendixE.asp
AUO is most likely the way they will go as it is flexable and if you average less hours, they will be able to bring you down to 10% from 25%, where as LEAP is always 25%.Life is what happens while you are waiting for something better to come along.
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Hmmm, I'm fairly certain FLSA does go towards retirement. I tried to find it online, but didn't have any luck and I don't feel like pulling my EOD paperwork out of the closet.
But if you happen to remember where you saw that, I'd like to read it.
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I wish I had some EOD paperwork in my closet.Written Test: 3/08
NOR: 4/08
TO: 4/08
Medical: 4/08
Fitness: 6/08
VBT: 6/08
Met with investigator: 10/08
Received NOPA: 11/08
Won appeal: 3/09
TSU: 4/23/09 (Michigan) pulled in May for fitness
New fitness: 7/28/09
Back in TSU: 8/3/09
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What I was reading said that the AUO was figured in but not other pay that varied widely. Not that it does not count for your retirement, just that it it does not figure like LEAP.
I was getting my info from the Study that OPM did in 2004 about Law Enforcement Retirement and Pay.
http://www.opm.gov/oca/LEO_Report04.pdfLife is what happens while you are waiting for something better to come along.
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