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

The NAVPERS 1070/607 form, known as the Record of Unauthorized Absence, is specifically utilized to document any instances of absence without leave (AWOL) or other similar behaviors that could potentially violate the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). When a Sailor requests a special program, it's essential to review this form to ensure there are no recorded violations or patterns of behavior that might impact their eligibility for the program.

In the context of evaluating a Sailor’s disciplinary record and suitability for additional responsibilities or opportunities, the 1070/607 provides critical insight. It not only reflects any prior incidents of unauthorized absence but may also influence decision-making regarding the approval of their request for special programs. Reviewing this form is essential for ensuring the Sailor meets the standards expected for participation in such programs.

The other NAVPERS forms listed serve different purposes; for example, the 1070/602 is a dependency application, the 1070/601 typically records service member's personal records and evaluations, and the 1070/605 pertains to administrative actions. None of these would adequately document UCMJ violations in the same comprehensive way that the 1070/607 does.