Navy Spouse and Family Support Forum
The Navy spouse forum includes topics on employment, children, education for spouses and children, discounts, and many other topics. Many topics are applicable to single Sailors as well.
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FY 25 CPO (E7) Selection Board
Latest and Greatest: RC Timeline 30 April 2024: Rating change deadline. 14 May 2024, 2359 CST, letter to the board (LTB) deadline. 28 May 2024: Board convenes. 08 June 2024: Board adjourns. AC Timeline 31 May 2024: Rating change deadline. 10 June 2024, 2359 CST: LTB deadline. 24 June 2024: Board convenes. 20 July 2023: Board adjourns.- 2
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CFL/ACFL’s PRIMS-2 Updates - 17 APR 24
CFL/ACFL’s PRIMS-2 UPDATES: Dual users of PRIMS-2 in Salesforce (i.e. CPPA and CFL or CPPA and ACFL) are still experiencing log in issues. A solution to fix this is underway, and we anticipate this to be corrected when we deploy another update, which is scheduled for the end of April. In regard to the inability to export / print PARFQs and med waivers within MNP., we anticipate having it resolved by the end of April. We are still experiencing issues with CFL/ACFLs not being able to see current or previous PFA records. We anticipate having this issue resolved at the end of April as well. Physical Readiness appreciates your patience and understanding as they work to get these issues resolved as soon as possible -
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‘Consequences of War’–Veterans Incarcerated at Higher Rates and Face Longer Sentences
Late in the afternoon of Sept. 11, 2001, Brockton Hunter, a defense attorney in Minnesota, was having drinks with a friend from law school. Hunter had served in the Army before becoming a lawyer; his friend had been in the CIA. The conversation turned from that day’s devastating attacks to what they felt would inevitably follow. “Both of us understood that we were going to be going to war like we hadn’t since Vietnam,” Hunter said.
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