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l. OPNAV 5350/1, Drug and Alcohol
Abuse Statement of Understanding
m. DD 2366, Montgomery GI Bill
(MGIB) Act of 1984
n. OPNAV
1780/1,
Statement of
Understanding-Selected Reserve Educational
Assistance Program
o . D D 2 3 8 4 ,
Selected
Reserve
Educational Assistance Program (GI Bill)
Notice of Basic Eligibility
p . DD
398-2.
Personnel
Security
Questionnaire (National Agency Checklist), or
q. DD 1879, Request for Personnel
Security Investigation (PSI) (if PSI pending)
r. DD 398, Personnel Security Question-
naire (BI/SBI)
s. NAVPERS 1070/877, Statement of
Service
t. NRPC
1820/6,
Notification of
Eligibility for Retired Pay at Age 60
u. NAVCRUIT Forms, Officer Program
Statement/Service Agreement
v . D D 1 9 3 4 , G e n e v a C o n v e n t i o ns
Identification Card for Medical and Religious
Personnel who Serve in or Accompany the
Armed Forces (may be placed in envelope and
stapled to inside, left cover)
CONTROL OF OFFICER
SERVICE RECORD
The service record of an active duty
officer is maintained by the Personnel Support
Detachment (PERSUPPDET) serving the
activity to which the individual is attached.
All actions concerning an officer service
record are handled at the PERSUPPDET,
(e.g.,
opening and/or closing a record,
transferring and disposition of officer service
records, filing and checking out an officer
service record). When on sea duty, the record
is usually maintained by the captain’s office.
For Retired and Reserve officers not
participating in a Reserve program, their
records are maintained by the Commanding
Officer, Naval Reserve Personnel Center.
Records of participating reservists are
maintained by the appropriate readiness
commander.
SUMMARY
The information in this chapter was
intended to provide you with a overview of
the officer service record. Although it has
covered the most important and most
frequently occurring documents, there are
other documents you may encounter.
For
additional information beyond the scope of
this chapter, refer to the MILPERSMAN.
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