army language categories

AR 611-6 – Army Foreign Language Program HQ DOA Washington The minimum qualifying DLAB score is determined by language difficulty category ( LDC)

8 jan 2016 · (1) Category (CAT) I: 95 or higher (2) CAT II: 100 or higher (3) CAT III: 105 or higher (4) CAT IV: 110 or higher

18 fév 2016 · (9) Monitor AA and U S Army Reserve (USAR) FLPB recipients by position, language, pay rate, and category (officer, warrant officer, enlisted, 

The DLAB replaced the Army Language Aptitude Test (ALAT), and the Defense Language Aptitude test DLAB scores by language category are listed below

31 août 2009 · g Monitor AA and USAR FLPB recipients by position, language, pay rate, and category (officer, warrant officer, and enlisted), and reports 

31 jan 2020 · identification of the DoD formal language name and trigraph codes Languages with more than one digraph code can only be used to convert 

The Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB) is a standardized language training in accordance with (IAW) AR 611-6 and for reclassification into Military score and the government's four category system to determine whether its agents  

with the minimum recommended DLAB cut scores for each language category as set by the Department of Defense (DoD; R11-6 Army Linguist Management; 

different kinds of Army speech, however, running down the scale of formality from the language used in official manuals to the much less genteel talk of the 

1 juil 2019 · Proficiency Test (DLPT), Defense Language Aptitude Battery (DLAB), OPI, and Armed Forces Classification Test (AFCT) (Soldiers' testing):