So according to Jack's post this situation is over and above the mess that happened in 2006 when they changed the goalposts concerning when you move between rates.
I thought that you had to spend an amount of time (can't remember the timeframe at E2) before your flying pay was affected but Jack's post seems to indciate that it is more immediate than this.
I am currently on an E2 post from the OCE, does that mean I will mark time for 6 months regarding flying pay?
Just this once-E1 jobs are jobs that require an AAC Officer to fill the post and they are annotated ph.
E2 jobs are wider Army jobs that theoretically any Army officer can do. They are popular as they do not involve an AAC reporting chain and demonstrate breadth in any career portfolio.
BB