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What action is the NAVPERS 1626/7 synonymous with?

NJP (correct)
Punitive Discharge
Administrative Separation
General Court-Martial

What are the possible recommendations for disposition? (Select all that apply)

Refer to courts-martial (correct)
No punitive action (correct)
Administrative review
Dispose of at Captain's Mast (correct)

The Commanding Officer must sign a NAVPERS 1626/7.

True (A)

Where should the 1626/7 be stored after the Commanding Officer's Mast?

<p>UPB, Unit Punishment Book</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the title of NAVPERS 1626/7?

<p>Report and Disposition of Offenses</p> Signup and view all the answers

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NAVPERS 1626/7 Overview

NAVPERS 1626/7 is synonymous with Non-Judicial Punishment (NJP).
This form is used for reporting offenses and their dispositions within the military context.

Disposition Recommendations

Possible outcomes for offenses reported include:
- Referral to courts-martial for more severe penalties.
- Handling the matter during Captain's Mast, a form of administrative discipline.
- No punitive action taken when offenses are deemed minor.

Commanding Officer Requirements

The Commanding Officer (CO) is required to sign the NAVPERS 1626/7 form to validate the report.

Storage of Document

After the completion of Captain's Mast, the NAVPERS 1626/7 should be stored in the Unit Punishment Book (UPB) for official record-keeping.

Title Significance

The formal title of the document is "Report and Disposition of Offenses," indicating its purpose in documenting and managing disciplinary actions.

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