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Is Flipl a 15 6?

AR 15-6 INVESTIGATION IN CONJUNCTION WITH A FLIPL There are some cases which the regulation requires a 15-6 investigation to be conducted. In those cases, the 15-6 investigation will be completed in its entirety, including getting a legal review, before the Soldier is given notice and an opportunity to rebut.

What happens during a Flipl?

The FLIPL procedure begins when an appointing authority, usually a battalion commander, receives a DD200, or FLIPL form for loss or damage to Army property. He or she reviews the document to determine if there needs to be an investigation or if the cause of the loss is apparent.

What is a Flipl in the Army?

The Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss (FLIPL) system is designed to establish an authorized method for relief from property accountability and responsibility. Chapter 13 of AR 735-5 sets forth the rules for investigating the loss, damage or destruction of government property.

What is a Flipl USMC?

Financial Liability Investigation of Property Loss. (FLIPL)

What does AR 735 5 cover?

Pursuant to AR 735-5, para. 13-29(b)(l), before a person can be held financially liable, the facts must show that he or she violated a particular duty of care toward the property through negligence or willful misconduct.

How long does a Flipl take army?

A Soldier who is hand delivered the FLIPL packet has 7 calendar days to reply to the FLIPL. A Soldier who is unavailable, but in the same country, has 15 calendar days from the date the FLIPL was mailed or e-mailed to the Soldier.

What Army regulation covers Flipl?

Army Regulation (AR) 735-5
Army Regulation (AR) 735-5, Chapter 13, governs the FLIPL system. It can be found at www.apd.army.mil. RIGHTS IF YOU ARE FOUND LIABLE: If the financial liability officer (FLO) recommends that you pay for the loss or damage, the FLO must allow you to examine the entire FLIPL report and to submit a rebuttal statement.

How do you get out of Flipl?

If an IO finds a Soldier to be liable, a Soldier is entitled to rebut the FLIPL. The Soldier can reply to the FLIPL by explaining their side of the story – explain the situation and why you believe you should not be held financially liable for the loss.

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