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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
U.S. Navy's Individual Augmentee (IA)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

I have a job to return to, do I have to complete initial TAP Counseling?

Initial TAP Counseling is a requirement for VOW (Veteran’s Opportunity to Work) compliance. 

Who is my Action Officer (AO)?

Your AO is assigned based upon your RTN/NE number and the GEOGRAPHICAL location of your mission. Email ECRC_NRFK_N33@NAVY.MIL with your name and RTN and your AO will reach out to you.  

Where do I print out my Page 2 (NAVPERS 1060/70)?

Your Page 2 (dependency verification) can be printed via RED/DA on NSIPS.  Contact your NRC or Parent Command for RED/DA questions. 

Will I be issued new uniforms?

Gear to complete mission requirements will be issued according to the RTN number. As per NAVPERS 15665J all mobilizing reservists are required to have 3 complete sets of NWU Type III uniforms. Uniforms for enlisted can be acquired pre-mobilization at the NRC. 

What do I do if my flight is delayed? 

Contact NMPS or NRC/parent command and provide updated arrival time.  

Who is my Action Officer during Demobilization/Deactivation/Return, Reunion, and Reintegration?

Your action officer can be found by emailing the following distro ECRC_NRFK_N33@NAVY.MIL with your Noble Eagle/FORCEGEN number as listed on orders.  

Can I travel to my home between I-STOPs (like WTP Sembach) before reporting to the NMPS?

Special situations for leave/liberty are reviewed case by case by the AO, via WTP Operations if an overseas re-deployer. Generally non-government travel is discouraged while executing orders, and not reimbursable.  

May I drive my POV to or from NMPS site?

If your home is in CONUS POV is authorized in your orders with travel days. However one-way rental cars are not authorized in DEMOB orders. You may only claim a flight OR POV on final travel claims.  

If I live in a separate location from my NRC, can I fly directly home via my orders?

Yes, at NRC’s discretion with express permission from CIAC/Mob shop. Request is for a “virtual check-in” at NRC.  

May I book or pay for my own flight and seek reimbursement when I submit my travel claim?

No, NMPS site via NAVPTO and SATO will book your travel IAW orders. Any changes must be initiated and approved by the initiator.  

Do I have to come to the NMPS can I have a REMOTE DEMOB instead?

Outside AMCROSS/E-leave scenarios, most REMOTE DEMOBs are not authorized due to complexity & resources.  

If I arrive to the NMPS early will I lose leave days?

No, report to your lodging location. Processing typically begins on Mondays per reporting instructions. Leave time will not be lost in transit between I-STOPs in executing orders timeline and government travel.  

Can I wear civilian clothes for my rotator/military flight?

It depends on the location of your mobilization: your Action Officer (AO) will have that information. You will meet with them on the first day of Processing.  

How long is the mobilization processing week?

The mobilization processing week is typically 5 days. 

During Mobilization processing/Activation/Pre-Deployment and Training & Equipping will I get my orders back after check-in?

Yes, all documents collected will be returned during the check-out process at the end of the week. 

How does the MEDHOLD process work?

ECRC will evaluate RC personnel who incur or aggravate an injury, illness or disease while on active duty. If the injury, illness or disease is unfitting and cannot be resolved within the 14-day demobilization period, Medical Evaluation (MEDEVAL) orders for 30 days may be requested by ECRC.
ECRC forwards the MEDHOLD Request to PERS-95.

PERS-95 will authorize MEDHOLD orders if the determination is made that the RC Sailor does require extension on active duty for medical care.

ECRC will be notified by PERS-95 of the decision and the member will be transferred to the most appropriate Reserve Component Command (RCC) MEDHOLD unit for management. Treatment for the RC Sailor is provided at the local Military Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) in coordination with the RCC MEDHOLD unit and PERS-95.

RC personnel who have reached maximum medical benefit or have been on MEDHOLD for 12 months or greater; and cannot be returned to a Fit for Duty status will be referred to the Disability Evaluation System (DES) for a disability determination through the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB).

Who can authorize RC personnel to be placed on MEDHOLD orders?

Navy Personnel Command (PERS-95)

Can the RC Sailor on MEDHOLD orders approve/schedule his or her own medical treatment and surgery?

No. All medical treatment and surgery must be scheduled by the RCC MEDHOLD unit.

Will the RC Sailor be employed while in MEDHOLD?

Yes. Member will have assigned duties within the member’s physical limitations.

Does the RC Sailor receive active duty pay while in MEDHOLD?

Yes. The RC Sailor will receive their pay and allowances in accordance with the JFTR.

Are RC personnel authorized Limited Duty (LIMDU) status by the MTF?

No. The MEDHOLD program is commensurate with the LIMDU Program by ensuring medical treatment for an injury, illness, or disease incurred or aggravated on active duty. The primary difference is that MEDHOLD manages the medical treatment of RC personnel at the RCC MEDHOLD unit; LIMDU manages the medical treatment of AC personnel at their duty station.

Is MEDHOLD only authorized for RC personnel who are on mobilization orders?

No. All RC personnel on active duty orders for greater than 30 days can request to remain on active duty for medical care beyond the expiration of their orders.

Must RC personnel who incur or aggravate an injury, illness, or disease on active duty orders greater than 30 days remain on MEDHOLD for medical care?

No. RC personnel may request to be released from active duty and obtain treatment for the condition(s) utilizing Line of Duty (LOD) benefits program at their home of record. The RC Sailor must sign a Page 13 indicating that choice.

What does the RC Sailor need to know about the Navy’s DES and PEB?

The PEB evaluates the Sailor’s medical condition(s) when the attending physician determines that the condition will prevent the member from performing his or her duties in the Navy. If the PEB finds the member ‘Unfit for continued Naval service’ a disability rating will be assigned and the member will be placed on either the Temporary Disabled Retirement List (TDRL), Permanently Disabled Retirement List (PDRL), or separated from the service with severance pay.

 
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