When does an Airman's approved CJR expire?

When does an Airman's approved CJR expire?

• A. On the Airman's date of separation
• B. One year after approval
• C. At the end of the fiscal year
• D. Upon reassignment to a new AFSC

Answer: (A)

An approved CJR remains in effect during the Airman's period of active service and ends when the Airman separates. That separation date marks the point at which the CJR is no longer applicable, so it expires on the date of separation. It isn’t tied to a fixed time after approval, the end of a fiscal year, or a reassignment to a new AFSC, since those events don’t change the fact that service has ended.

An approved CJR remains in effect during the Airman's period of active service and ends when the Airman separates. That separation date marks the point at which the CJR is no longer applicable, so it expires on the date of separation. It isn’t tied to a fixed time after approval, the end of a fiscal year, or a reassignment to a new AFSC, since those events don’t change the fact that service has ended.