What is a DA photo army?
In the Army, Army Reserves and Army National Guard, leaders (Officers and NCOs) are expected to have a current DA Photo. The DA Photo is used to assess a soldiers’ professionalism and appearance. In most cases, a photo is good for five years.
What is a DA picture?
“The DA photo is more than just a picture to a Soldier. It is a representation of the Soldier’s pride, and discipline,” Crane said. “In many instances, your DA photo may be the only representation of you to a hiring, promotion or review board.
Where can I find my Army DA photo?
Where do I go to view and accept my DA photo? Log into AKO (Internet Explorer 9.0 or higher) or https://dapmis.hrc.army.mil/ImageAcceptProlog.action to view or accept your photo.
Does the Army still do da photos?
Beginning Aug. 1, 2020, the DA Photos will be removed from U.S. Army Reserve promotion and selection boards to enhance the future promotion potential of all future Army Reserve leaders. This change specifically includes, but is not limited to, promotion boards, command boards and position vacancy boards.
Should I still get a DA photo?
The U.S. Army says its time to ditch photos in officer promotion board packages as a way guaranteeing a diverse racial aesthetic. The move, which will go into effect Aug. 1, was confirmed by Military.com on Thursday and comes shortly after the creation of the “Defense Board on Diversity and Inclusion.”
How much does a DA photo cost?
Official DA photos can only be taken on Fort Rucker at the MVISC, which is free. Soldiers cannot obtain one at a post office or local photography studio. If a Soldier gets a promotion or is awarded a new permanent award they should renew their DA photograph within 60 days.
How can I get a copy of my da photo?
You can locate an authorized official photograph facility at the Visual Information Ordering Site (VIOS) https://vios.army.mil/. The VIOS website is used to schedule your DA Photo. DAPMIS does not have scheduling capabilities. The VIOS website can be accessed with an AKO username and password or with CAC login.
Can NCOS curse at soldiers?
Technically swearing is prohibited in the military. Article 134 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice prohibits “indecent language” or that which can offend a person’s decency, modesty, or propriety or is morally shocking because of its filthy, vulgar, or disgusting nature or tendency to create lustful thoughts.
Do you wear blue cord for Da photo?
Do not wear blue Infantry cords or discs. Do not wear green leadership tabs. The photograph is a ¾ length photo.