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Commanding officer are by virtue what when it comes to Navy evals
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Reporting Senior
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This title is referred to when it is an actual transfer of authority. This is not merely to sign "By Direction"
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Delegated Reporting Senior
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These individuals are identified as reporting seniors for commanding officers and are authorized to assume reporting senior authority of subordinate commanding officer
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ISIC Immediate Superior in Command
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What individuals may act as a reporting seior for service members E1-E3
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E7-E9
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This signature ensures that Navy senior enlisted and junior officers are part of the enlisted evaluations of E6 and below
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Senior Rater
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The rater for an enlisted evaluation should be of what rank
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E-7 or higher
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The senior rater should typically be who inside the chain of command
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Division officer or Dept Head
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On enlisted evaluations when may the senior rater be omitted
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When Senior Rater is the Rater's is immediate supervisor
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This is conducted on an evaluation form and addresses ones weaknesses not dwelling on unimportant one's
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Performance Counceling
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What are the three types of Navy evaluation reports
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Regular
Concurrent Operational Commander |
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This is submitted periodically according to a schedule. This report covers the day-to-day actions within the Naval Service
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Regular Report
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This report provides a record of significant performance in an additional duty (ADDU) or temporary duty (TEMADD) status. These reports are optional unless directed by higher authority
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Concurrent Report
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These reports are optional and may only be submitted on CO or OIC by operational Commanders who are not also thier direct supervisors
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Operational Commander's Report
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These identify the type of report and also define the context in which it was recieved. This is very important to detailers and selection boards
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Administartive block
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5.0 is for performance far above standards, 1.0 is for poor performance that is not improving. What is described
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Trait grade
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This is based off of varifiable facts. DO NOT use bold or italic print. Handwritten comments are only allowed on evaluations for E4 and below
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Comments Block
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This should be consistent with the performance trait grade. "Promotable" or above is the CO's official recommendation for advancement
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Promotion Recommendation Summary Group
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What is the trait average for
EP MP Promotable Progressing Significant problems |
4.0
3.8 3.6 3.4 2.0 |
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What is a misconduct Report
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An adverse or downgraded evaluation that may not be directed as punishment or as an alternative to misconduct under the UCMJ
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When do service members have the right to submit a statement IRT eval
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At time of report or within 2 yrs
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When is a standard Naval letter used
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To correspond officially within DOD.
Outside of DOD if format is adopted |
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When is an endorsement used
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Transmitted "Via" your community when forwarding comments, recommendations, or information
or To redirect a letter |
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When is a memorandum used
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Informal way to correspond in a command
Subordinates can use to correspond directly with each other on routine business Plain paper / letter head |
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What is the form number for a pg 2
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NAVPERS 1070/602
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What is located on the NAVPERS 1070/602
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Dependency application
Emergency data |
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What is the DD 93 form
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Record of emergency data
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What part of NAVPERS 1070/602 serves:
As an application for dependency allowances used to capture the military spouses data |
Part I of NAVPERS 1070/602
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What part of NAVPERS 1070/602 serves:
Provides immediate accessible and up to date record of one's emergency data |
Part II of NAVPERS 1070/602
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What part of NAVPERS 1070/602 serves:
To notify someone in case of emergency or death |
Part II of NAVPERS 1070/602
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What part of NAVPERS 1070/602 serves:
Covers the person(s) to recieve gratuity when no spouse or child exists |
Part II of NAVPERS 1070/602
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What part of NAVPERS 1070/602 serves:
Covers peron(s) to recieve unpaid pay and allowances, unused leave, per diem and savings deposits |
Part II of NAVPERS 1070/602
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What part of NAVPERS 1070/602 serves:
Covers commercial life ins, SGLI, and VGLI |
Part II of NAVPERS 1070/602
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What form is referred to as pg 4
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NAVPERS 1070/604
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What purpose does the NAVPERS 1070/604 serve
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Enlisted Qualification History &
Chronological history of training |
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What form is referred to as pg 5
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NAVPERS 1070/605
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What pupose does the NAVPERS 1070/605 serve
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Chronological history of assigments maintained thoughout member's career
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What form is referred to as pg 13
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NAVPERS 1070/613
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What purpose does the NAVPERS 1070/613 serve
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Chronological record of significant misc. administrative entries
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What is the pupose of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)
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Promote good order and discipline
Provide basis for administration for armed forces |
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What are the three types of Courts Martials
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Summary
Special General |
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Comprised of one active duty commisioned officer with rank of Captain or higher
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Summary Courts Martial
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Who is the lowest level of authority to convene a summary courts martial
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Bn Commander or equivalent
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Which of the three courts martials is the least severe
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Summary Courts Martial
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Can a Summary courts martial try a commisioned officer or Warrant officer
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No
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If convicted in a special or general courts martial what type of conviction does it constitute
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Felony
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Can be comprised of a military judge alone or a military judge and not less than 3 active duty armed service members
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Special
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This describes what type of punishment that can be given at what courts-martial:
-Confinefinement with 1-month hard labor -Without confinement more than 45 days -Restriction for 2 months -Forfeiture of 1-month pay |
Summary
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This describes the type of punishment that can be given at what courts-martial:
-Confinement of 6 months -Hard labor without conefinement 3 months -Forfeiture of 2/3 pay for 6 months -Reduction in rank -Bad conduct discharge |
Special
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Comprised of a military judge alone; or a military judge and no less than 5 impartial active duty armed service members
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General
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In a general courts-martial, what is different if you the accused are a commisioned officer
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Panel cannot have warrant officer and no enlisted
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In a general courts-martial, if you the accused are enlisted what may you request
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Panel be comprised of 1/3 enlisted
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What is the lowest level of conviening authority in general courts-martial
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Commanding General Div, Wing, or Base
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What is the purpose of Non-judicial punishment (NJP)
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Promote good order and discipline
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Non-judicial punishment can be administered under what condition
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Minor offense to the UCMJ
or If tryed by courts-martial would not be dishonorably discharged or confine up to 1yr |
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What are the procedures for appealing an NJP
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Submit written statement describing punishment is unjust or inappropriate
Must be within 5 working days of imposition Filed through chain of command |
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What is the MC stance on Sexual Harassment
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Unacceptable and unprofessional
Train to promote understanding to eliminate it Leaders are to create environment of mutual respect |
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What is the MC stance on Equal Opportunity
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EO to Marines regarless of race, creed, or sex
promote based on merit |
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What is the MC stance on Hazing
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No one may condone, ignore, or engage in any act or consent of hazing
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What is the MC stance on Fraternization
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Any behavior which would present the appearance of undue familarity among ranks
Duly relationships and social and business contacts between and among Marines of different grades |
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What is the purpose of the Enlisted Ditribution Verification Report (EDVR)
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Summary distribution community of present and future manning status
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In the EDVR, what is contained in section 1-3
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Info extracted from the account because it requires special attention of the activity
Alphabetic listing of all enlisted personnel |
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 4
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Total personnel account and activity
members reflected in section 1-3 |
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 5
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Personnel status summary
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 6
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Distribution Navy Enlisted Classification Code (DNEC) Management
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 7
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NEC billet and personnel inventory
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 8
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List of individuals qualified in Navy Classification Codes
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 9 - 10
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Diary message summary & duty preference listing
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 11
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Individual security data
Citizenship code & involuntary extension months Pay entry base date (PEBD) and Time in Rate (TIR) |
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In the EDVR what is contained in section 12
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Listing of individuals on TAD
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