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I have been required to login into MODS and get the information. https://mods.army.mil/ when i try to login the link doesnt open. Can anyone please give me pointers as to how to login into MODS and give information as to what does MODS do?
I am currently trying to deploy but am on a 30 day temporary profile. My PULHES is still 111111, but have a DLC (DL1) on MEDPROS due to a profile over 14 days. My first question is, would this profile prevent me from deploying as is? And second, if the profile will become under 14 days within 2 days, will that deployment limiting code go away?
DoD's Root Certificate Authority (CA) is not published to the public, it only available with in DISN (DoD Information Systems Network). So when you are visiting a DoD sponsored website like MEDPROS, or AIM2 from the out side of DISN (public ISP (Internet Service Provider), or internet).
Access to these systems was disabled by the G6 of the Army. Apparently, they are supposed to be reactivating somehow or offering a work-around, but its now been over a year with no home access and it has created quite a few problems (especially for us reservists).
Reserve Access Portal (RAP) is a VPN session using Citrix Client to let an Army Reserve member access the ARNet from a personal, CAC-enabled computer. I accidentally found out about it a few years back while browsing the MilitaryCAC website, and was surprised how I had never heard of it before. I haven't been able to find anything publicly advertised on Army Reserve sites, HRC, or AKO ...
this is true, as access to MEDPROS can be a huge security issue, not to mention compromise patient confidentiality. Only certain people are allowed access outside of healthcare providers, Senior Commanders being one. The likelihood of allowing a cadet access to the system is unlikely.
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AR670-1 lays out the religious process. The Chaplain and your BDE level commander validated it. Your medical provider determines if you need one and it’s entered into MEDPROS.
I am currently serving in the Army Reserves and my ETS date is approaching on April 30th. My PSG has told me that if I am not green on medpros then I can’t ETS and will have to drill past my ETS. I have done all I can do on my ETS packet. However the earliest I could schedule my QTC appointments is well past my ETS date. My question is do you have to be green on medpros to ETS from the army ...