TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E Soldier Assessment Report

What Is TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E?

This is a legal form that was released by the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command on November 1, 2010 and used country-wide. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E?
A: TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E is a Soldier Assessment Report.

Q: What is the purpose of TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E?
A: The purpose of TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E is to assess and document the performance, potential, and developmental needs of a Soldier.

Q: Who uses TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E?
A: TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E is used by the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) to evaluate and provide feedback to Soldiers.

Q: What information does TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E capture?
A: TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E captures information such as Soldier's personal information, duty performance, physical fitness, and potential for advancement.

Q: Is TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E mandatory?
A: Yes, TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E is mandatory for all Soldiers in the U.S. Army.

Q: Is TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E used for promotions?
A: Yes, TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E is used as part of the promotion process in the U.S. Army.

Q: Can Soldiers access their TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E?
A: Yes, Soldiers can access their TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E through the Army's Human Resources Command (HRC) portal.

Q: How often is TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E evaluated?
A: TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E is evaluated annually for each Soldier.

Q: Are there any other forms similar to TRADOC Form 350-6-2-R-E?
A: Yes, there are other forms used by other branches of the military, such as the Navy's Fitness Report and the Air Force's Enlisted Performance Report.