What should I expect at Navy DRB?
At a DRB, chiefs listen to Sailors’ cases and determine if the case should be handled by an executive officer inquiry (XOI), a non-judicial punishment (NJP), or be dismissed. Chiefs also inform the Sailor of rights and accusations, and make recommendations for punishment which must be approved by the executive officer.
How long does a Navy DRB take?
How long does it take? The DRBs process thousands of applications a year. As a result, an applicant should expect to wait as long as 18 months before the board rules on their case.
What is the Navy DRB instruction?
The DRB shall investigate all evidence to determine the validity and seriousness of any potential offenses. The DRB is non-punitive in nature. However, the DRB may recommend corrective or disciplinary actions to the Commanding Officer for further processing.
Can you refuse DRB Navy?
A military member, except under one circumstance, has the right to either accept NJP, or refuse NJP and demand trial by court-martial. The exception is for Navy and Coast Guard personnel assigned to a sea going command – they have no right to refuse NJP.
What does Xoi mean in the Navy?
Executive Officer Inquiry (XOI) Guide.
How does Captain’s Mast work?
A captain’s mast or admiral’s mast is a procedure whereby the commanding officer must: Make inquiry into the facts surrounding minor offenses allegedly committed by a member of the command; Afford the accused a hearing as to such offenses; and.
At what level is the reporting career development board?
command level
Reporting CDB is to be conducted at the command level. Sailors should be given a career development board within 60 days of reporting. The first career development board is the most critical interaction between the Sailor and immediate chain of command.
How hard is it to upgrade a general discharge?
It is very difficult to get a discharge upgrade, so you should submit comprehensive evidence and/or find an attorney to help you submit a complete package. Make sure to request and submit your military records and positive post-service history.
Can you still get an honorable discharge with an NJP?
Can you still get an honorable discharge with an NJP? A minor, isolated NJP should not affect a service member receiving an honorable discharge. However, some members may receive a “General, Under Honorable Conditions” Discharge.
What happens if you get in trouble in the Navy?
An arrest and conviction on a serious charge, especially if it’s not your first arrest, can lead to the end of your career in the armed forces. If you’re separated from the service on an “Other Than Honorable Conditions Discharge” expect to lose access to veteran’s benefits such as to healthcare and education services.
Is Xoi an NJP?
Inform the accused that the CO is contemplating the imposition of NJP and that this informal hearing (XOI) is part of the NJP process.
Can officers receive NJP?
Nonjudicial punishment (NJP) refers to certain limited punishments that can be awarded for minor disciplinary offenses by a commanding officer or officer in charge to members of his/her command.