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Duty Under Instruction (DUINS)
All personnel assigned quotas to a course or courses
of instruction of 20 weeks’ duration or longer are
transferred for DUINS, which is considered a
permanent change of duty. On completion of schooling,
these personnel are assigned a new PDS by BUPERS.
Determination of Change of Status From
TEMDUINS to DUINS
Orders to a course scheduled for less than 20 weeks
constitute a temporary assignment. In some instances,
unforeseen delays extend a scheduled course beyond 20
weeks. The possibility of unforeseen delays does not
change the fact that the orders, based on the scheduled
length of the course, constitute a temporary assignment.
However, temporary duty allowances are no longer
payable after receipt of an order modification to DUINS
as this constitutes a PCS transfer. BUPERS is the
determining authority for cases not covered by the
previous paragraph.
Refer to chapter 7 of the ENLTRANSMAN for
additional information concerning service schools.
ASSIGNMENT OF ENLISTED
PERSONNEL TO SPECIAL
PROGRAMS
To provide for the ever-increasing complexity of the
Navy’s mission, it is frequently necessary to establish
special programs to perform support functions requiring
skills not identified by existing ratings.
This section briefly discusses some of the special
programs available for enlisted personnel. Be aware,
however, that there are additional special programs
available to enlisted service members and that they are
contained in chapter 9 of the ENLTRANSMAN,
NAVPERS 15909. In particular this section discusses
the Navy Food Management Teams; Physical
Security-Law Enforcement Specialist; Brig Unit Staff
Selection and Training; Command Career Counselor
Program; U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard; Naval Aircrew
Program; Yeoman (YN)/Personnelman (PN) Incentives
for Washington, DC; Flag Officer Writer and Staff
Writer; and the Personnel Exchange Program (PEP).
You should became familiar with the special
programs contained in this TRAMAN and in chapter 9
of the ENLTRANSMAN. You should be able to
determine and identify additional reference sources you
need to review for the most current information
concerning these programs.
It must be noted that COs are responsible for
carefully screening personnel under consideration for
assignment to special programs and for providing
the Deputy, CHNAVPERS, with a recommendation
for determining a member’s suitability for the
assignment.
Candidates are identified either through nomination
messages or assignment directives, depending on the
program involved.
On receipt of nominator
correspondence, COs review member’s qualifications,
background, and personal traits to determine eligibility
according to chapter 9 of the ENLTRANSMAN and any
additional criteria cited in the nominator
correspondence.
COs must respond within 10 working days,
providing any requested information and
recommendation of suitability. Specific reasons for
disqualification and/or waiver requests must be
included with the CO’s response.
NAVY FOOD MANAGEMENT TEAMS
The Navy Food Management Teams provide
technical and management assistance to Mess
Management Specialists in the operation of enlisted
messing facilities and afloat officer messing facilities
with on-the-job instruction in areas of food preparation
and service, mess management, and sanitation. Their
mission is to assist both fleet units and shore activities
in the improvement of foodservice operations staffed
with Navy Mess Management Specialists. These teams
are located at Norfolk, Virginia; Charleston, South
Carolina; Mayport, Florida; San Diego, California; and
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
PHYSICAL SECURITY-LAW
ENFORCEMENT SPECIALIST
The Physical Security-Law Enforcement Specialist
performs specialized duties in internal security at
installations and facilities as a member of the Navy
Internal Security Force. The Law Enforcement
Specialist provides security for restricted areas; controls
entry and exit of military and civilian personnel,
vehicles and other equipment at access points to
restricted areas; and patrols property concentration
areas on foot and using vehicles. The Law Enforcement
Specialist also conducts auto accident scene and traffic
control, crime investigation, crime scene control and
criminal apprehension, and provides written reports.
He or she additionally enforces general and special
orders and regulations applicable to the area of
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