Yn Advancement - Navpers 15560D Navy Military Personnel Manual (Milpersman)

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MILPERSMAN 1320-010

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Types of Orders.

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What are the 8 types of Orders?

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-Change of Duty Orders (PCS or TEMDU)
-Additional Duty Orders (ADDU)
-Temporary Additional Duty Orders (TEMADD)
-Repeat Travel Orders
-First Duty Orders
-Temporary Active Duty Orders
-Release from Active Duty Orders
-Training Duty Orders.

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What type of orders involve
detachment from one permanent duty station (PDS) and assignment
to a new PDS?

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Permanent Change of Station (PCS) Orders.

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Members on what type of orders are not attached to any PDS?

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Temporary Duty (TEMDU) Orders.

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What type of duty orders assign a member to a duty that
member is to perform in addition to and in conjunction with that
permanent duty, with no travel authorized unless
specifically stated in the orders.

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Additional Duty (ADDU) Orders.

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MILPERSMAN 1320-010

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Types of Orders.

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What are the 8 types of Orders?

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-Change of Duty Orders (PCS or TEMDU)
-Additional Duty Orders (ADDU)
-Temporary Additional Duty Orders (TEMADD)
-Repeat Travel Orders
-First Duty Orders
-Temporary Active Duty Orders
-Release from Active Duty Orders
-Training Duty Orders.

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What type of orders involve
detachment from one permanent duty station (PDS) and assignment
to a new PDS?

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Permanent Change of Station (PCS) Orders.

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Members on what type of orders are not attached to any PDS?

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Temporary Duty (TEMDU) Orders.

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What type of duty orders assign a member to a duty that
member is to perform in addition to and in conjunction with that
permanent duty, with no travel authorized unless
specifically stated in the orders.

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Additional Duty (ADDU) Orders.

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ADDU Orders of what nature can be issued only by NAVPERSCOM?

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-result in increased pay to officer
-entitle officer to reimbursement for travel
-permanent or semi-permanent (more than 6 months) under command other than parent command
-assigning an officer to command.

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In instances other than four exceptions requiring NAVPERSCOM issuance, _________ can issue ADDU Orders at their discretion.

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Commanding Officer.

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What type of orders assign a member to
TEMDU in addition to present duties, and direct the member upon
completion of this TEMADD to resume regular or temporary duty?

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Temporary Additional Duty (TEMADD) Orders.

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While on TEMADD Orders, members are attached to what command?

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Parent command, and subject to command of each CO to whom they report to for TEMADD.

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What type of orders authorize a
member to perform, in addition to present duties, such travel
from time to time as necessary for a purpose stated in the
orders, the travel being from the duty station to (and from)
points designated in the orders?

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Repeatt Travel Orders.

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Who can issue Repeat Travel Orders?

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NAVPERSCOM, to billets requiring frequent trips away from ODS in performance of assigned duties.

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First duty orders are issued to what personnel?

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-Inactive personnel
-Persons being newly commissioned from civilian status.

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What type of orders assign inactive members to TEMDU for a limited or
specified period of time, and direct, upon completion, release
to inactive duty?

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Temporary Active Duty Orders.

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Any orders that separate a member from active duty in the naval service are _________.

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Release from Active Duty Orders.

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What type of orders assign Naval
Reserve members to training duty?

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Training Duty Orders.

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1050-030

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Policy Concerning Granting of Leave.

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Who is authorized to grant leave and liberty?

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COs, OICs, and Chief of Commander of a Bureau, Command, or Office of the Navy Department.

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Officers authorized to grant leave shall establish and
regulate schedules to provide for maximum use of earned leave
consistent with...

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-operational and training workloads
-maintenance of the required degree of operational readiness
-desires of the individual members.

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Regarding leave, Officers in command shall
encourage and assist all members to use...

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...their
entire 30 days leave each year.

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When members refuse to take leave, when the opportunity is afforded them, then...

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...they shall be
counseled regarding their obligation to execute military
programs and policies.

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Is successive leave authorized?

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Not unless concerning an emergency. Members must complete duty day after leave before again being eligible to begin another leave period.

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Advanced leave authorized is usually limited to the lessr of...

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45 days, the amount of leave that will be accrued during the remainder of member's enlistment, including or discluding extensions.

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Upon separation, a member who retains a negative leave balance (excess leave)...

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is subject to checkage of pay and allowances.

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Commanding Officers may normally grant excess leave when...

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the aggregate of all earned, advance and excess leave does not exceed 60 days.

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Which is to be expended first, advanced or excess leave?

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Advanced.

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MILPERSMAN 1050-040

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Leave for Military Personnel.

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Normally, periods of earned leave plus 30 days advance leave should not be granted in excess of...

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60 days at one time.

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During PCS leave, what types of leave should be used to authorize a period up to 30 days of leave?

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Earned and Advance Leave. Excess Leave should not be authorized.

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Personnel taking PCS leave returning from overseas isolated duty stations may be granted up to how many days?

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60.

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Under normal circumstances, Midshipmen, upon graduation, should be granted no more than how many days for Graduation Leave?

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60 days.

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Upon completion of Officer Candidate Training, newly commissioned officers will normally be granted how many days of leave?

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30 (advance if necessary).

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Reenlistment leave shall not exceed...

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one period of earned plus up to 45 days advance leave totaling no more than 90 days leave.

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Reenlistment leave commences...

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immediately upon reenlistment.

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When a course of instruction commences within 30 days of reenlistment...

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reenlistment leave may be delayed to commence upon the completion of course of instruction.

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When advanced leave has already been taken, the amount of another period of advanced leave taken, coupled with previously advanced leave, cannot exceed...

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...45 days.

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NAVCOMPT 3065

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Leave Request/Authorization.

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NAVCOMPT 3065 cannot be used for...

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...granting leave in connection with transfer orders or granting liberty.

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MILPERSMAN 1070-100

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Enlisted Field Service Record.

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NAVPERS 1070/600

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Navy Enlisted Field Service Record.

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As a rule, what sort of documents are not filed in the FSR?

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Documents of a personal nature (birth certificates, marriage licenses, divorce decrees, wills, etc).

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Enlisted members temporarily appointed as Officers ("dual-status") have what type of service record?

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Both Enlisted and Officer Records, each kept up to date.

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NAVPERS 1070/613

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Administrative Remarks, filed on top rights side of FSR.

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NAVPERS 1070/609

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Enlisted Performance Record, filed second from top on right side of FSR.

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NAVPERS 1070/607

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Court Memorandum, filed third from top on right side of FSR.

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NAVPERS 1070/606

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Record of Unauthorized Absence, filed fourth from top on right side of FSR.

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NAVPERS 1070/605

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History of Assignments, filed fifth from top on right side of FSR.

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NAVPERS 1070/604

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Enlisted Qualifications History, filed sixth from top on right side of FSR.