Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the Navy is a set of policies and programs that promote the fair treatment of all people. DEI aims to create a culture of inclusion where everyone feels welcome and can perform to their full potential.
Why is DEI important in the Navy?
DEI can help the Navy achieve its mission by harnessing the creative powers of a diverse team. DEI can help the Navy sustain a sharp team that embraces people achieving their highest potential.
A non-inclusive environment, where some are intentionally excluded, can negatively impact the mission of the U.S. Navy.
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Hi all, I'm having difficulty with a rather unique eval issue that I'm having and am requesting assistance on how to rectify it (if possible) or how to present this question in my LTB. I was originally on Active Duty from 2000-2004. I received my E5 eval in the regular cycle in Mar 04, then I departed the ship in June, went on terminal, and got out into the IRR. Fast forward to 2016 and I come back into the reserves. In my evals, it's showing a gap from Mar 2004 to Oct 2016 when I got back in. I believe the error was that due to chaos in my chain of command at the time, I did not receive an exit eval from the ship upon my departure. My questions are: How do I address/rectify this? How would the board view it? If unable to rectify, how would I present this to the board? Thanks so much. -
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