When a Sailor requests a special program, which NAVPERS form should be checked for UCMJ violations?

The NAVPERS 1070/607 form, also known as the "Record of Administrative Action," is essential for tracking significant administrative actions concerning a Sailor, including any Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) violations. This form provides a comprehensive overview of a service member's disciplinary history, so when a Sailor requests a special program, it is crucial to check this form to ensure there are no outstanding UCMJ issues that could impact their eligibility.

In contrast, other forms serve different purposes and are not specifically tailored to document UCMJ violations. The NAVPERS 1070/619 focuses on a Sailor's evaluation information, while the NAVPERS 1306/7 is used for special request actions such as transfers or assignments. The NAVPERS 1750/1 pertains to the reporting of disenrollment from the Navy's Separated Program. Thus, when assessing program qualifications, referencing the 1070/607 is necessary for identifying any disciplinary concerns that could factor into the decision.