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Figure 1-2.—Customer service area in a PERSUPPDET.
transportation
management
information
and other related support; and to perform
such other functions and tasks as directed
by the PSA.
To carry out their mission, the
PERSUPPDETS
perform
the
following
functions:
Provide one-stop pay, administrative,
and passenger transportation support to
the individual service member, dependents,
and retirees, and passenger transportation
support to Navy civilians
Provide military pay support to naval
activities and/or afloat units without a
disbursing
officer
and
provide
other
disbursing services as applicable
Provide
pay,
personnel,
and
transportation management information to
customer commands to assist them in the
effective
management
of
personnel
assigned
Ensure the accuracy and timeliness of
submission
of
pay,
personnel,
and
passenger
transportation
data
to
the
Bureau of Naval Personnel (BUPERS);
Defense Finance and Accounting Service
(DFAS)-Cleveland Center, Cleveland, Ohio;
Naval Reserve Center (NAVRESCEN); and
other commands as appropriate.
Essentially, these functions will touch
upon the lives of all Navy personnel
assigned to shore commands and activities.
In the following section, let’s look at a
personnel office afloat.
SHIPBOARD PERSONNEL OFFICES
Let us briefly consider the makeup of
shipboard personnel offices. At sea, these
offices are obviously much smaller than
offices ashore. When feasible, personnel
offices will be located near the disbursing
office. On aircraft carriers, the personnel
office and the disbursing office may be
combined to maximize their effectiveness.
The nearness or the combination of both
offices is due to the close working
relationship between the PNs and the
Disbursing Clerks (DKs) and the continual
interchanging
of
information
regarding
personnel and pay accounts. This closeness
or combination of off-ices also helps enable
a more timely submission of pay documents
from personnel to disbursing.
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