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Direct Access (DA) is currently operational.  Given the recent upgrades, the C5I Service Center is actively monitoring for residual access issues following the implementation of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) as announced in ALCOAST 105/25.  PPC advises users who are experiencing login issues to delay submitting a help ticket or contacting product support at this time.  To help the C5I Service Center address any issues that may develop, we recommend waiting 24 hours before contacting the C5I Service Center Product Support Service Desk.

 

DA's status will be updated accordingly on the logon screen once services are fully restored.

  • Coast Guard users with CGOne Network accounts must NOW log in via Common Access Card (CAC).
  • Non-CAC holders (Retirees, Annuitants and those without a CGOne account) will perform a password reset prior to attempting to log in.  The C5I Service Center is sending emails with pre-generated passwords and guidance to Non-CAC users with email address on file within DA.  Non-CAC holders who do not receive this email by 24 March 2025 are advised to contact the Product Support Service Desk for assistance. 

Product Support Service Desk can be reached by phone at 800-821-7081 (Mon-Fri, 6:630AM-6:30PM, EST) or via email at SMB-USCG-KerWV-ProductSupportSD@uscg.mil for assistance with password resets, logon assistance or other DA technical issues.

All other personnel requests (not related to DA technical issues) will continue to be handled by the Pay and Personnel Center (PPC) Customer Care Help Desk who can be reached via email at PPC-DG-CustomerCare@uscg.mil or by phone at 866-772-8724.

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PPC is address a processing delay due to a systematic issue and a shortage of personnel.  This is causing a delay in response efforts for VA offsets AEWs, CRDP, and CRSC disability.  You remain our primary concern.  We want to assure you that we are fully committed to resolving these issues promptly and handling your cases with utmost proficiency. 

 

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2023 MASTER CHIEF ADVANCEMENT PANEL (MCAP) CUTOFFS

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SUBJ: 2023 MASTER CHIEF ADVANCEMENT PANEL (MCAP) CUTOFFS
A. ALCGPSC 072/23 2023 MASTER CHIEF ADVANCEMENT PANEL RESULTS
B. Enlistments, Evaluations, and Advancements, COMDTINST M1000.2 (series)
C. Military Assignments, COMDTINST M1000.8 (series)
1. Advancement cuts are based on forecasted losses and position reductions
during a specific period of eligibility and are designed primarily for
assignment officer planning purposes. CG Personnel Service Center‐Enlisted
Personnel Management will revise these cut numbers as new loss data
impacting the enlisted workforce becomes available.
2. The information below provides the cutoff number (ADV sequence) and the
name of the member at the cutoff position for the respective rate from Ref A.
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Panel ADV Name Panel ADV Name
Rate Seq. Rate Seq.
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AETCM 4 Earl Mcclelland AMTCM 4 Harrison Hirsh
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ASTCM 1 Shannon Brugh BMCM 0
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CSCM 0 DCCM 2 Justin Apple
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DVCM 0 EMCM 2 Walter Evans
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ETCM 0 GMCM 1 Joseph Donahue
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HSCM 0 ISCM 0
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ITCM 2 Raymond Sarabia MECM 1 Gregoire Texier
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MKCM 4 Joshua Faucher MSTCM 1 Gordon Bellinger
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MUCM 0 OSCM 0
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PACM 0 SKCM 1 Juan Serrano
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YNCM 1 Amy Torres
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3. Ref A is effective 01 January 2024 through 16 December 2024 for members who
remain eligible. Members below the cutoffs are highly encouraged to remain
eligible for the next MCAP.
4. Per Ref B, the CO's recommendation for advancement is
valid only for a specific MCAP year and must be renewed for each succeeding
MCAP. The CO's recommendation for advancement must be maintained for the
period from recommendation to advancement. Members failing to maintain the
CO's recommendation for this period shall be invalidated from the Master
Chief advancement eligibility list. Members who are invalidated must be
recommended and qualify again through a new MCAP competition.
5. COs shall ensure basic eligibility and rating specific advancement
requirements are maintained per Ref B. When removing members from the MCAP
advancement eligibility list due to not meeting these requirements, the CO
shall advise PPC (ADV) by e‐mail at PPC‐DG‐CustomerCare(at)uscg.mil with CG PSC
‐EPM‐1 as information addressee at HQS‐SMB‐CGPSC‐EPM‐1‐Advancements(at)uscg.mil.
Additional guidance is available at https://uscg.sharepoint‐mil.us/sites/psc
_spo/psc‐epm/epm‐1/Advancements/SitePages/Advancements.aspx.
6. Per Ref B, members newly above the cutoff for E‐9 must complete the Senior
Enlisted Leadership Course (SELC) to be eligible for advancement to E‐9 or at
minimum, must have submitted an Electronic Training Request to attend the
course. COMDT (CG‐1D2) is the Program Manager for the enlisted leadership
continuum and the single point of contact for all SELC requests for waivers
from advancement policy and deferral of course attendance.
7. Members and commands are reminded that as outlined in Ref C, personnel
who compete for advancement must be prepared to be reassigned to fill
authorized positions at the next higher paygrade. Members who participated
for advancement and are at or above the published cutoffs should apply for
positions at the pay grade to which they will advance.
8. Fleet‐Ups and Extensions:
a. AOs will continue to maximize fleet‐up opportunities where possible in
accordance with Ref C. Fleet‐ups are for members in non‐command cadre
positions.
b. Members advancing from the SWE will be considered for extensions based on
the needs of the service. Command endorsements are required for all
extension requests.
c. Members who are transferred prior to tour completion will retain their
current assignment priority (AP).
9. CAPT J. W. Guyer, Chief, Enlisted Personnel Management Division, CG
Personnel Service Center, sends.
10. Internet release authorized.
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