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U.S. Air Force Reverses 135 Airmen Promotions After Exam Scoring Error
The service discovered a scoring error on a required promotion exam and reversed the decisions earlier this week. The 135 airmen had already been notified they qualified before the mistake was found.
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The U.S. Air Force reversed promotion decisions for 135 airmen earlier this week after discovering a scoring error on a required promotion exam. The airmen had been notified they earned the promotions before the error was identified.
They will not receive the advancements they were first told they had qualified for, the service said. The Air Force announced the reversal after reviewing the exam results. The 135 service members were initially informed of their promotions based on the flawed scoring.
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