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1. I Cannot Register
2. I cannot access the site anymore
3. I don't have an AKO account
4. Groupee is not working
5. Why is this site limited to AKO account Holders?
6. I don't need help, I am just bored

You must use a valid AKO Account to register.  Upon completing the registration form, a confirmation email is sent to the account that you entered during the registration process.  You must click the specified link in the confirmation email to prove that you do in fact own that AKO account.  If you do not click the confirmation link and or you do not have a valid AKO account, the registration process cannot be completed and you cannot gain access to the site.

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This is because you have either changed the email address in your account to reflect one that does not follow the format of Your-Name@us.army.mil, or you have been banned or removed from the system.  If you have been banned or removed from the system it is because you have violated the Terms of Service or for another reason which you were most likely informed of.  If possible, check the email account that you listed in your profile for any correspondence from the NCOcorps.net site.

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If you do not have an AKO account, this means that you are not a member of the United States Army.  If you are a retired U.S. Army Soldier, visit AKO at the following link http://us.army.mil to sign up for an account.  If you are not a member of the United States Army and would like to gain access to this site, visit your local recruiter or http://www.GoArmy.com and talk with them about the possibility of you having a future with the United States Army.

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Groupee is the registration service that NCOcorps.net uses to control access to the site.  If Groupee is not working, the Groupee site may be down for maintenance.  Please check back in a few minutes to see if the site is back up.

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Why don't you login and post something in the message board?

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Because we are attempting to maintain the integrity of the information offered throughout the site.  The only way to ensure that peer to peer interaction takes place in a clutter-free, easy to understand environment is to limit access to those that are familiar with the information.