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Figure 13-4.—Security Termination Statement, OPNAV 5511/14. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT  OF  HONORABLE SERVICE Just  before  a  member  departs  from  his/her permanent duty station for separation, the commanding officer or executive officer should personally convey an expression of appreciation for the separatee’s service on behalf  of  the  President,  the  Secretary  of  Defense (SECDEF), the Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV), and the   Chief   of   Naval   Operations   (CNO).   If   the requirement  for  personal  acknowledgement  of  service by  the  commanding  officer  or  executive  officer  would delay or inconvenience the separatee, the commanding officer  may  delegate  an  appropriate  senior  officer,  such as the individual’s department head, to render his/her honor.  When  appropriate,  a  letter  of  appreciation should be delivered to the member as set forth in article 3640473  of  the  MILPERSMAN. TRANSFER FOR SEPARATION ORDERS Orders for separation should not be issued more than 6 months before the effective date of separation; however,  there transferring  to prepared  when is an exception. Orders for personnel the Fleet Reserve or retiring may be your  command  receives  the  BUPERS 13-14

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