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

The correct form to verify in the Electronic Service Record when checking for UCMJ violations while requesting a special program is the NAVPERS 1070/607. This form is specifically the "Court Memorandum" and details any non-judicial punishment (NJP) or disciplinary actions taken against a service member under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). It provides crucial information regarding any violations that may affect eligibility for special programs or assignments.

Understanding the context of this form's significance is essential. When assessing a service member’s qualifications for special programs, any history of UCMJ violations could indicate potential reliability issues or leadership concerns. Therefore, reviewing the NAVPERS 1070/607 helps ensure that personnel selected for special programs meet the appropriate standards for conduct and discipline expected by the military.

While the other forms mentioned have their specific purposes, they do not focus on detailing UCMJ violations. For instance, the NAVPERS 1600/3 is used for administrative actions and performance evaluations, while the NAVPERS 1070/213 contains required service record information, including training and qualifications. The NAVPERS 1306 is typically used for requesting transfer and detailing assignment changes. These forms serve different functions and