SRP Make up

Photo By Sgt. Donna Swan | Soldiers of the 104th Troop Command sit in different stations awaiting service during the Soldier Readiness Processing, at Joint Force Headquarters, St. Croix Virgin Islands, Feb. 03. Service members undergo SRP annually. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Donna Bellot)  

ST. CROIX, VIRGIN ISLANDS, US

02.03.2018

Story by Pfc. Leona Hendrickson 

Virgin Islands National Guard, 51st Public Affairs Detachment

The Virgin Islands National Guard conducted a Soldier Readiness Process at the Joint Force Headquarters on Feb. 3.
This is a make-up SRP for any soldiers who may have missed the SRP held in July.
“There are approximately 59 personnel going through the process today,” said Master Sgt. Valery Regisson, the NCOIC for this SRP. “We expect to have a smooth day going through the stations.”
There are 16 stations for soldiers to go through which include record review, training, medical/dental readiness, finance, family/soldier services, education/incentives, chaplin and security clearance.
The J1 staff conducted this SRP along with support from other HR personnel from different commands to include CST and Chaplin. There was also help from Family Support volunteers.
“I must say it looks very well laid out, the stations look very organized,” said Staff Sgt. Akimo Lionel, Recruiting and Retention Battalion. “I’m hoping I move very quickly through the stations.”
This SRP ensures that all soldiers records are updated for the Army’s new personnel and pay system, Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army. IPPS-A will replace all the Army’s current systems such as iPerms and eMILPO.

• Date Taken: 02.03.2018
• Date Posted: 02.04.2018 15:27
• Story ID: 264615
• Location: ST. CROIX, VI