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Question By: abelhp Posted: 30-09-2008
What is the min and max number of years a SVM can reenlist for SRB? |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 01-10-2008
The minimum is 3 and max is 6 years for active duty. |
Answer By: NC_Uno Posted: 09-12-2008
3 min 6 max
24 months beyond obligated service
Reenlistment date within the same Fiscal year as EAOS
Reenlist 3-30 days early=1 month discounted SRB
Can only reenlist ONCE per zone
john.dovel@navy.mil or scott.mccann@navy.mil for further information or questions regarding SRB. |
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Question By: abelhp Posted: 30-09-2008
What is the MAX SRB for an FC in Zone A? |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 01-10-2008
Refer to NAVADMIN 240/08 for detailed information. $45K max but dependent on NEC if there is even an award level. |
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Question By: nas27spikes Posted: 27-09-2008
After you have done your two years in a rate on the ship
must you be twelve months away from your prd to submit the paperwork |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 30-09-2008
If you are asking about submitting a conversion package, here are a few things to consider. Are you getting SRB for your current rate? If the chain of command supports I say 12 months is a good time. The idea is to give a little extra time to submit and process your request before you get in a negotiation window for orders. That way if you are approved for conversion, you will transfer to your gaining command converted. Again if the COC approves and you talk your rating detailer you can submit earlier. |
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Question By: tonymcneillkingpin Posted: 20-09-2008
i need to know the rules for mit to mil spousal co-location. |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 25-09-2008
One way to find this information is to simply use Google to run a seach for the following or if your CCC has access to: MILPERSMAN 1300-1000 and/or MILPERSMAN 1300-1100. |
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Question By: berocknit Posted: 17-08-2008
Does anyone know when the new SRB list is coming out? |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 19-08-2008
I do not know for sure, but during this past Navy Counselors Symposium (21-25 July 2008) I was told by several to expect it in with the next month. I do not know how accurate that may be. |
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Question By: eljefe007 Posted: 08-08-2008
how fo you access the items in the resource tool? right clicking doe not work. |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 14-08-2008
On the "Resource Tools" section the are tabs that say "Download". It will come up when you click it or give you and option to save or just download. |
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Question By: ironicjustice Posted: 04-08-2008
I'm working with my PSD to address their manning issues. to properly man a Personnel Office, does anyone know how many Personnel Specialists (PS) need to be assigned for 2,200 records? (i.e. PS:Service Record ratio) |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 07-08-2008
This apprears to be a manpower/manning issue. The ADMIN Officer usually takes care of these issues. In the Resource Tools section there is a phonebook in there. You may also try contacting your Placement Coordinator. He or she will be able to work manning issues from that end if warranted. I am a former PS and not aware of a specific instruction per say that addresses number of personnel per service record. That is not to say there is not one. |
Answer By: Dusty Posted: 22-01-2009
As far as I know, there is no official guidance on this. Our old rule of thumb was 1 PN to 100 records. With the advancement of our web based applications (NSIPS, ESR, etc.) I would estimate that it's about 1 PS to 150 records. A quote from this Navy.com article: PSD Afloat Atlantic Serves Norfolk’s Ships, Story Number: NNS070426-2, Release Date: 4/26/2007 5:24:00 PM -
"PSD Afloat LANT currently services all 49 of the Mid-Atlantic Region ships at Norfolk and Little Creek except for the aircraft carriers, which are expected to be added incrementally starting in 2008. They also provide services for four destroyer squadrons and one amphibious squadron. This means at the present time there are more than 21,000 records being handled by a staff of 165 personnelmen and two yeomen who provide all pay and service record needs."
That comes out to about 127 records per PS. Seems about right to me!
V/R,
PS1 DCH
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Question By: Morganat Posted: 24-07-2008
Hello, I am a new NC and I am trying to put together an INDOC for my new Sailors, can anyone help me find a place to start? I just need topics, and I can do the research. Thank you. |
Answer By: NAVYNC Posted: 01-08-2008
OPNAVINST 1740.3 covers Sponsorship and Indoctrination programs. This should give you some guidance on what topics to cover. If you need more information let me know. If might also vary if you are on sea or shore duty. |
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