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1. Recommend that Major Burcroff, be promoted to Major in AFSC C38P3.

2. Major Burcroff has completed the prescribed minimum creditable promotion service on 3 March 2015 and meets the other requirements prescribed in Chapter 3, ANGI 36-2504. Request examination by a Federal Recognition Examining Board.

3. Major Burcroff has clearly demonstrated his fitness for the responsibilities and duties of the position and grade for which recommended. He is an indispensable asset to our unit and the Air Force as a whole. Major Burcroff is currently assigned as the commander of the 122d Force Support Squadron and has led his squadron in an exemplary manner since his appointment. During his tenure of command, the squadron has excelled in numerous
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