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What is Type 1 Shore Duty?
What is Type 1 Shore Duty?
- Duty performed in overseas sea duty.
- Duty performed in overseas land-based activities.
- Duty performed CONUS including Alaska and Hawaii land-based activities. (correct)
- Duty performed in commissioned vessels.
What is Type 2 Sea Duty?
What is Type 2 Sea Duty?
Duty performed in commissioned vessels and deployable squadrons homeported in the U.S including Hawaii and Alaska; or duty performed that requires absence from duty stations in excess of 150 days.
What is Type 3 Overseas Remote Land-Based Sea Duty?
What is Type 3 Overseas Remote Land-Based Sea Duty?
Duty performed in overseas land-based activities, credited as sea duty, does not require absence for more than 150 days per year.
What is Type 4 Overseas Sea Duty?
What is Type 4 Overseas Sea Duty?
What is Type 6 Overseas Shore Duty?
What is Type 6 Overseas Shore Duty?
What is the MILPERSMAN for type duty assignment codes?
What is the MILPERSMAN for type duty assignment codes?
Study Notes
Duty Types Overview
- Type 1 Shore Duty: Land-based service performed within the contiguous U.S. including Alaska and Hawaii; requires presence at duty station for no more than 150 days away per year or long-term schooling lasting 18 months.
- Type 2 Sea Duty: Involves duty on U.S. commissioned vessels and deployable squadrons stationed in the U.S., Alaska, and Hawaii; demands service members to be away from their duty stations for over 150 days annually.
- Type 3 Overseas Remote Land-Based Sea Duty: Conducted in overseas land-based activities; service members remain at duty stations for 150 days or less per year but receive sea duty credit due to less favorable geographic conditions.
- Type 4 Overseas Sea Duty: Encompasses duty on commissioned vessels and deployable squadrons based outside the U.S.; includes land-based operations abroad that necessitate being away from the duty station for more than 150 days each year.
- Type 6 Overseas Shore Duty: Pertains to overseas land-based activities classified as shore duty; requires service members to be present at their duty stations for no more than 150 days a year, relevant for rotational assignments.
Milpersman Reference
- The instruction for type duty assignment codes is documented under Milpersman 1306-102.
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Test your knowledge on the different types of military duty, including Type 1 Shore Duty and Type 2 Sea Duty. This quiz will challenge your understanding of duties performed in both CONUS and overseas scenarios. Perfect for those interested in military regulations and classifications.
