Texas title agr 2025

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The document is a vacancy announcement for a Title 32 Active Guard/Reserve (AGR) position within the Texas Army National Guard, specifically for the role of Officer in Charge (OIC) at JFHQ ARMY G3 in Austin, TX. It outlines the application process, required documents, qualifications, and conditions of employment for applicants. The position is open to current members of the Texas Army National Guard and requires specific military credentials and readiness. The announcement includes detailed instructions on how to submit applications and emphasizes that incomplete applications will not be accepted.

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Begin by filling out the Cover Page, ensuring your personal contact information is clearly listed.
Complete NGB Form 34-1 or a Memorandum for Consideration, making sure to sign it and attach any necessary explanations for 'Yes' answers in section IV.
Provide your Military Biography and ensure you have a certified copy of your ORB ready for submission.
Gather and upload copies of your DD Form 214s, last five OERs, and Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) documentation.
Fill out the DA Form 705 (APFT) ensuring it states 'FOR RECORD GO' and include a certified Height and Weight Memo from your unit commander.
Complete the VA Disability Questionnaire, signing and dating it before submission.

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What title does AGR fall under?

Most full-time National Guard cadre also fall under Title 32. Some are Active Guard or Reserve, also called AGR, members on Title 32 active duty with pay and benefits provided by the federal government but remain under the command and control of their state or territory governor.

Whats the difference between AGR and active duty?

AGR Soldiers serve full-time on Active Duty in units and organizations of the Army Reserve, or that directly support the Army Reserve. The Active Guard Reserve program allows Soldiers transitioning off active duty the opportunity to compete for AGR positions closer to home.

How to get an AGR position?

Applications go direct to the hiring official and they have to bid on their top pick. ARPC reviews the application and opens a vPC ticket with the selected applicant. The applicant submits all the paperwork, including a medical release. ARPC then drafts orders and a month or so later youre an AGR.

Is AGR the same as reserves?

ACTIVE GUARD-RESERVE (AGR) Active Guard-Reserve status is available both for Reservists and Guardsmen, and is designed specifically to create active-duty level continuity within limited base-specific jobs. AGRs enjoy full active duty benefits for limited contract periods, including medical and financial benefits.

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