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Figure 11-2.—A PN is shown here helping a First Class Petty Officer complete some of the
documents required in conjunction with her overseas transfer.
requirements with the exception of Barking
Sands, Hawaii.
OVERSEAS SCREENING REQUIREMENT
FOR DIEGO GARCIA AND MIDWAY
ISLAND
According to chapter 24, item 275 of the
Enlisted Transfer Manual (ENLTRANSMAN),
NAVPERS 15909, modified overseas screening is
required for personnel being assigned to Diego
Garcia and Midway Island. The Report of
Suitability for Overseas Assignment, NAVPERS
1300/16, parts I and II, and questions 3,7,8, and 9
of part III should be completed by appropriate
personnel. Appropriate personnel include the
medical
overseas
screening
coordinator,
commanding officer (CO) or officer in charge
(OIC) of the medical treatment facility, and the
member’s CO.
The CO should also complete part III of
NAVPERS 1300/16 requiring his or her final
approval. Figure 11-3 shows you a blank sample
of a NAVPERS 1330/16.
ASSIGNMENT OF PERSONNEL TO KEY
WEST, FLORIDA
The Key West, Florida, area is considered a
remote or isolated location. As such, it has very
limited government and civilian medical services
available to provide sufficient care to members
and their dependents in some medical specialty
areas. Therefore, appropriate personnel as
identified previously, must complete parts I and
II as well as the section of part III of NAVPERS
1300/16 requiring the CO’s final approval.
OVERSEAS SCREENING REQUIREMENT
FOR ALL USNS VESSELS AND OTHER
UNITS OPERATING IN AN OVERSEAS
AREA FOR CONTEMPLATED PERIODS OF
1 YEAR OR MORE
Members being assigned to the following
activities require overseas screening:
Any USNS vessel
Oceanographic unit
USS La Salle
Commander, Maritime Propositioning
Ships Squadron (COMPSRON ONE,
TWO, and THREE)
Commander, Middle East Force
(COMIDEASFOR) (staff)
Commander, Standing Naval Forces
Atlantic (COMSTANAVFORLANT)
(staff)
while these vessels or units are homeported
in the Continental United States (CONUS), their
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