Which document is used for Special Program screening?

Which document is used for Special Program screening?

• A. OPNAVIST 4650.15
• B. NAVPERS 1306/92
• C. NPPSC 1300/3
• D. NPPSC 4650/1

Answer: (B)

Special Programs screening uses a standard form that gathers all the key information about a sailor’s qualifications, readiness, and command assessment in one place. NAVPERS 1306/92 is that form. It is specifically designated for presenting the candidate’s service history, medical/physical readiness status, security clearance level, educational background, and the approving officer’s recommendation so the review process can be consistent and efficient. Because this form is built exactly for the screening process and is widely used across commands, it’s the best choice for this purpose. Other documents serve different administrative roles (policies or actions) and are not the standard screening form for Special Programs.

Special Programs screening uses a standard form that gathers all the key information about a sailor’s qualifications, readiness, and command assessment in one place. NAVPERS 1306/92 is that form. It is specifically designated for presenting the candidate’s service history, medical/physical readiness status, security clearance level, educational background, and the approving officer’s recommendation so the review process can be consistent and efficient. Because this form is built exactly for the screening process and is widely used across commands, it’s the best choice for this purpose. Other documents serve different administrative roles (policies or actions) and are not the standard screening form for Special Programs.