Which of the following is NOT a type of NCOER?

The type of NCOER that is not recognized within the standard framework is the Temporary Evaluation. In the context of evaluations, NCOERs (Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Reports) are typically categorized into specific types that reflect different circumstances of performance assessment during an NCO's career.

Annual evaluations are conducted every year to assess an NCO's overall performance within a set evaluation period. Change of Rater evaluations occur when there is a change in the supervisor responsible for reporting on the NCO's performance, thus requiring a new evaluation to capture how the NCO performed under different leadership. Relief for Cause evaluations are specific to situations where an NCO is removed from their duties due to substandard performance or misconduct, necessitating a formal report to document these circumstances.

The lack of a Temporary Evaluation category indicates that evaluations are instead based on defined periods or specific circumstances as mentioned, ensuring that NCOs are given fair assessments based on consistent and established criteria.