What NAVPERS form should be verified in the Electronic Service Record to check for UCMJ violations when a Sailor is requesting a special program?

The NAVPERS 1070/607, also known as the "Record of Non-judicial Punishment Proceedings," is the correct form to verify when checking for UCMJ (Uniform Code of Military Justice) violations in an Electronic Service Record. This form specifically documents any non-judicial punishment a Sailor has received under Article 15 of the UCMJ, making it essential for assessing a Sailor's disciplinary history prior to entering any special programs.

Understanding a Sailor's previous disciplinary actions is vital, as it can impact their eligibility for certain programs, promotions, or advancements. This form provides clear and concise information regarding any punishments that have been administered, thus enabling the command to make informed decisions regarding the Sailor's application for special programs.

The other forms listed serve different purposes: the NAVPERS 1610/2 is used for evaluations, the NAVPERS 1560/4 relates to requests for administrative separation, and the NAVPERS 1080/3 is used for performance evaluations. None of these documents specifically address violations of the UCMJ, which is why they are not suitable for this purpose.