Which of the following is NOT a type of Letter of Evaluation (LOE)?

A Letter of Evaluation (LOE) is typically used to assess a service member's performance and capabilities for various purposes, such as promotion recommendations or job applications. Each type of LOE serves a distinct function within this framework.

The supplemental LOE is designed to provide additional context or information that may not be included in the formal evaluation process. The formal LOE is the standard evaluation document that adheres to established criteria and formats, typically used in official assessments. An informal LOE may be used for more casual assessments or recommendations, often outside the formal evaluation system.

Descriptive LOE is not recognized as a formal type of evaluation. While letters of evaluation can certainly include descriptive elements, the term "descriptive LOE" does not correspond to an established classification within the context of military or formal evaluations. This lack of standardization makes it the correct choice for being "not a type" of LOE.