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The most recent NAVADMIN discuss is what in regards to stop movement? |
Removes personal leave and liberty outside of the local area as restricted travel. But moves into the stop movement approach to domestic and overseas personal travel to a condition-based and phased approach. Does not cancel or supersede a combatant commanders guidance for forces assigned or allocated under their jurisdiction and area responsibility. |
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The current stop movement for all department of the Navy servicemembers and dependents remains in effect unless what? |
Conditions are met in the transition to condition based phased approach 1)The factors related are state and/or regional to include host nation criteria 2)installation level criteria based on conditions in and surrounding DOD installations, facilities, and locations. |
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What is the new platform the undersecretary of defense for personal and readiness will be using to track implementation of the condition-based phase approach to movement and travel? |
Avana which will have information you get that you displayed on my Navy portal through the COVID-19 travel tracker |
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What are the three criteria that need to be met in regards to COVID-19 in order for a state, district, territory or host nation to permit movement to and from these areas? And what happens once the area has met these criteria? |
Removal of shelter in place orders or other travel restrictions, 14 day downward trajectory of flu like and COVID-19 like symptoms 14 day downward trajectory of new COVID-19 cases or positive tests Once Met, the USDPR will publish the change in status and present the information in Avana |
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What criteria must be met for the second factor in order for stop Movement to be removed, for DOD installations, facilities and locations? |
Removal of local travel restrictions availability of essential services quality control and assurance capability for household goods packed and moving favorable HPCON |
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What is the guidance for unrestricted travel? |
Gaining and losing commands must meet criteria for states, territories, and hallucinations along with installation conditions. Then, gaining CO’s shall evaluate the manner and location of travel for incoming sailors. And gaining, intermediate and losing CO’s must coordinate and determine the necessity for ROM. |
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How many days prior at least should servicemembers losing command check the status of the losing and gaining locations in my Navy portal for travel? |
30 days |
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30 days prior to service members executing PCS orders, what must be met through the DON COVID-19 travel tracker in order to execute movement? |
If both gaining and losing locations are green on factor one and factor to no waiver is required in normal PCS procedures apply. If either gaining or losing locations are not green on factor one and factor two then procedures in stop movement apply and the losing command should contact placement officer to determine if an order is modification or waiver is appropriate |
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True or false. Travel associated with uniformed personnel recruiting, sessions activities, basic training and follow on travel to first duty station are exempt from stop movement? |
True |
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True or false. Travel for global force management activities defined as deployments and redeployments are not exempt from stop movement? |
False |
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True or false. Travel authorized by___to continue execution of the joint deployment and distribution enterprise including air crews, vessels, mission essential personnel ordered on prepared to deploy orders alert status, air refueling, global patient movement, inland surface, see an air sustainment missions and support to other US agencies are exempt from the stop movement. |
USTranscom, true |
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Is terminal leave in conjunction with travel authorized for military personnel pending retirement or separation? |
Yes |
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Who does approving authority sit with but may be delegated to fir leave outside of the local area? |
Echelon two commander but may be delegated to no lower than the unit commanding officer, OIC, or equivalent such as branch head or division director |
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Does the new my navy portal travel tracker provide? |
Shows the status of states, countries, territories and installations to assist with making risk informed decisions on approving leave and implementing the appropriate mitigation measures for members returning from leave. |
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Members arriving from a CDC THN level _or _ should be placed under a 14 day restriction of movement or ROM. |
2,3 |
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Asymptomatic personnel with potential exposure to a COVID-19 positive member through close contact should notify their supervisor immediately. They should follow the CDC recommended precautions. What do they define close contact ass? |
Spent more than 10 minutes within 6 feet of the infected individual without appropriate protective measures |
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All service members deploying outside the United States whether to a COVID-19 operational area or not, will undergo a mandatory ____day ROM prior to deployment. Unless what? |
14 day, GCC and host nation arrange and in-country ROM. |
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True or false. All service members redeploying will undergo a risk based screening to determine if a 14 day ROM is indicated. If they are required, what are possible locations? |
Home station, servicemembers residence, or other suitable domicile |
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How many health perfection conditions or HPCON levels are there? |
5 O,A,B,C,D(worst) |
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What policy assigns health protection condition levels or HPCON? |
Department of defense public health emergency management policy |
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From March 11 2020 through September 30 2020, all active duty members are authorized to accumulate annual leave in excess of ______days and not to exceed ______days as shown on the end of month LES for September 2020. Also they are authorized to retain such unused leave until the end of fiscal year 2023. |
Excess of 60 days, not to exceed 120 days total. |
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What two awards are now approved by the DOD to be awarded to service members for their qualifying participation in Covid19 operations and activities? |
Armed forces service medal and humanitarian service medal. |
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A___PCS may be executed without a waiver. |
Local |
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For members that are executing PCS or TDY orders and are attending training, what should they do? |
First complete their current training and or school. Then, if executing PCS orders they will either return back to their previous permanent duty station, remain at the school or training site, continue on to the next training course if applicable and if in the same location, or proceed to the next intermediate stop or Final duty station. |
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Who has authority to approve or deny stop movement waivers for service members conducting PCS travel. |
Pers-4 |
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Who has authority to approve or deny stop movement waivers for servicemembers conducting official travel or official training not associated with a PCS? |
Echelon two commander but may be delegated no lower than the first flag officer or equivalent in the chain of command of the servicemember |
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Who can use the GTCC for their PCS move? |
Active duty and FTS, along with those currently on PCS orders which can include either leave or duty in route |
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What types of orders are allowed to use the GTCC? |
Regular PCS, single sailor in those traveling with their dependence, PCS orders between two US base duty stations, two overseas duty stations, and any US and overseas duty station |
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True or false. Sailors traveling concurrently with their dependence can choose to use the government travel card for all PCS expenses for the family? |
True |
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What are some authorized expenses for use with the GTCC during PCS? |
Temporary lodging at the old or new duty station, fuel for your POV if it is authorized as a mode of transportation, rental car and fuel when it is authorized on orders, lodging and meals in route, dislocation allowance related expenses normally used to establish a household such as utility deposits and carpet cleaning, an ATM withdraws |
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At what point would a sailor that has a GTCC who did not elect previously to activate their card for PCS be authorized to turn the card on? |
At any time during the PCS move by calling the support cell |
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For sailors that have the GTCC want to use it during PCS, when they check out with their losing commands a PC what status should their card be placed in prior to departing? |
Mission critical |
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All sailors with PFA failures including those with__or more consecutive will be able to regain eligibility for advancement by passing the official cycle to 2020 PFA or a mock PFA prior to the official cycle 2 PFA . |
2 |
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Advancement withheld because of PFA failures for sailors who were selected for advancement August 2019 or September 2019 are still required to pass a subsequent mock or official PFA. Is there an exception for the sailors? |
Yes, an ETP or exception to policy may be submitted and received by 31 December 2020. The ETP will allow sailors to be advanced past 30 June 2020 |
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Advancement withheld because of PFA failures for sailors who were selected for advancement August 2019 or September 2019 are still required to pass a subsequent mock or official PFA. Is there an exception for the sailors? |
Yes, an ETP or exception to policy may be submitted and received by 31 December 2020. The ETP will allow sailors to be advanced past 30 June 2020 |
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Sailors who have failed two or more consecutive PFA and whose SEAOS is in calendar year 2020 will be given the option to extend their SEAOS to what date? This also gives them the opportunity to do what? |
31 December 2020. Pass a mock PFA or cycle to 2020 PFA to regain eligibility |
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Members for what programs with the requirement to pass a PFA is immediately suspended. Also what is required. |
LDO/CWO, STA-21, MECP. They must have had successfully completed their most recent PFAN if medically exempt passed the most recent PFA prior to being medically exempt |
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What does quarantine mean? |
The separation of personnel from others as a result of suspected exposure to COVID-19. This applies to personnel who may have been exposed or recently returned from a High risk location but are not exhibiting symptoms |
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What does sequester mean? |
Isolating forces to remove or reduce risk of infection degrading a unit |
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What does isolation mean? |
Separation of personnel from others due to either the development of potential symptoms or as a result of a positive test |
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What does PUI stand for |
Patient or person under investigation. In particular an individual pending COVID-19 test or for whom a test should be ordered or conducted |
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How many months can an HYT waiver in total be now with the latest NAVADMIN |
24 months, added 12 more months from previous extension in March |
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The application deadline for higher tenure waivers is extended to when now |
30 sep 2020 |
