Mobilization Authorities
This statute lets the President involuntarily activate up to 200,000 Selected Reservists for up to 365 days.
What is 10 U.S.C. § 12304 (Presidential Reserve Call-up)?
This organization is the Executive Agent for Navy Individual Augmentees and validates JMD requirements and RFFs.
What is USFF (N1)?
Identify the four primary categories of MAS
Medical, Administrative, Training, and Legal
This is how many calendar days a Sailor has to complete mobilization screening after official notification.
What is 30 days?
This is the DoD/Navy system of record for managing requisition, vetting, slating, and tracking of Individual Augmentees.
What is the IA Portal?
Under this statute, the SECDEF can involuntarily activate Reservists for up to 120 days for domestic disaster response.
What is 10 U.S.C. § 12304a?
(Major Disaster or Emergency Response)
This command is the Reserve Billet Sourcing Officer and Mobilization Operations Directorate that identifies and tags Selected Reservists.
What is CNRFC N35?
In the Medical series, this code marks a Sailor as deployable.
What is MPQ (Medically Physically Qualified)?
This is the DoD objective for advance notice before the Ready Load Date for standard involuntary activations.
What is 180 days?
This form substantiates a Sailor’s State of Legal Residence for tax withholding on active duty.
What is DD Form 2058?
This authority lets the President mobilize up to 1,000,000 Ready Reserve personnel for no more than 24 consecutive months in a declared national emergency.
What is Partial Mobilization under 10 U.S.C. § 12302?
This pipeline stage is the in-theater execution of assigned duties within a Combatant Command AOR.
What is Boots on Ground (BOG)?
These units enter, update, and adjudicate MAS codes in NSIPS after reviewing substantiating documentation.
What are the NRA/NRC?
This authority can grant a mobilization delay of up to 14 days past the initial RLD.
Who is the NRC Commanding Officer?
What NSIPS report is run to verify that all personnel tagged for mobilization have posted correctly across systems, and is then uploaded to SharePoint for regional tracking?
What is the R## Report (Mob Tag Sheet)?
This statute lets the Service Secretary order Reservists to active duty, but only with the member’s voluntary consent.
What is 10 U.S.C. § 12301(d)?
This processing site, now managed under ECRC at Norfolk, handles RSOI, gear issue, and final validation before onward movement.
What is NMPS?
This is the first IMS code in the ideal progression, assigned when a Sailor is nominated and sourced by CNRFC N35.
What is RC1?
This echelon can authorize delays from 15 to 60 days with operational concurrence.
What is CNRF/CNRFC (N35)?
This is the mandatory processing checklist that NRCs and NMPS use to verify requirements before a member is gained to Active Duty.
What is NPPSC 3060/1?
This statute authorizes the recall of Retired Reservists under age 60 in a war or emergency declared by Congress.
What is 10 U.S.C. § 12307?
This pipeline stage includes out-processing from theater, return travel, and the Warrior Transition Program.
What is Re-Deployment?
A Sailor who does not report on the date specified in their orders is moved to this IMS code, which starts absentee processing.
What is Failure to Report (FTR)?
This board evaluates delay, deferment, or exemption requests that exceed local command authority, and its final adjudicator is PERS-91.
What is the Special Cases Board (SCB)?
A member with a line-of-duty medical condition that prevents demobilization is placed in this DSC 2## status and keeps full Active Duty pay until evaluated.
What is MEDHOLD?