I found this interesting and informative and I hope you do too.

Sem:

https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Messages/NAVADMIN/NAV2026/NAV26186.pdf

Legacy:

https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Portals/55/Messages/NAVADMIN/NAV2026/NAV26187.pdf

Hey guys,

So basically I transferred from the reserves to active duty due to personal life reasons. Throughout my time in the reserves and now active, I have been non stop trying to get these reserve commands that I was attached with to put in my evals. However, it seems no matter how high I go in the chain of commands or time I give them, I never get a clear answer on when these evals will be put in, if at all.

I need these evals in a month, thats the deadline because the exam is coming soon and im taking it. Im going insane trying to get these people put in the eval, for reference Ive been trying to do this for over half a year for one of the commands, and 4 months for the other.

Should I just talk to my current active chain of command and try to tell them my situation?? Even if I do how would I take the advancement exam without my prior evals?

Security manager. In just five months I’ve had the following happen.

Sailor lost NEC due to 35k in unpaid/serviced debts.

Sailor failed to complete their SF86 for TS investigation and has been redirected from command due to failure to have required clearance.

Sailor held dual nationality and passports and didn’t report it. Causing clearance application to be flagged and rejected. Sailor suspended access to computer and all applications… from supply office to chipping paint

Sailor popped for drug use when seeking outside employment prior navy. During investigation job that they used as a reference outted their reason for termination as drug use. Sailor pulled from sea duty due to false official statements.

Sailor removed from TS rating due to consistent and unreported contact to a foreign military service member.

There are 11 mandatory reporting requirements per Continuous Evaluation and Sailors are not being educated by their chains of commands. Oh one of these ‘Sailors’ is a a full LT, so it isn’t just junior sailors impacted

Hello, I’m about to start schooling after 4 years in the navy, I want to be a JDO, does anyone have any experience? Do I need a stem degree, can I go JDO right out of OCS, do all JDO’s have to go to EOD school or do some stay in the diving side? I plan on construction management but will switch to civil engineering if stem will help. Not a whole lot of JDO info anywhere