How do I submit an IRR request to the Navy?

How do I submit an IRR request to the Navy?

IRR personnel who have been discharged should submit a completed SF 180 to [email protected] within 24 months of discharge. PERS-3 is responsible for generating the documents for discharge over 24 months and requests may be submitted to [email protected].

How do you request to enter the IRR?

1. 1 Complete your enlistment. Complete your enlistment.
2. 2 Resign your post. Resign your post if you’re a commissioned officer.
3. 3 Write a letter. Write a letter to your commander requesting the transfer to the IRR.
4. 4 Have your commander sign the Form 4187.
5. 5 Continue drilling with your current unit.

How do I update my IRR information?

You may also contact the Human Resource Service Center at 1-888-ARMY-HRC and they will direct you to the correct POC to update your information.

Do I have to go to IRR muster?

Is IRR muster duty mandatory? Yes. The secretaries of the service branches establish procedures to ensure IRR members’ continuous screening. One of those screening tools is a muster.

Is IRR a break in service?

Note: For the purposes of this policy, entry into the IRR starts a break in service, and all time spent in the IRR counts toward a period of break in service if the Soldier is never activated in any capacity.

Can I get Tricare in the IRR?

TRICARE Reserve Select is a premium-based health plan for Selected Reserve members (and their families) who qualify. Purchasing TRICARE Reserve Select is a two-step process. Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) members including Navy Reserve Voluntary Training Units (VTU) don’t qualify.

What happens if you don’t report to IRR?

In the end, you may receive a General Discharge under Other Than Honorable conditions from the IRR as a result of not reporting. Or, you may receive an Honorable Discharge from the IRR.

How long are you in the IRR?

All enlisted military members agree to an initial eight-year military service obligation at the time they take their oath. Example: If a member served four years on active duty and separates, they are required to complete the remaining four years in the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR).

What is Navy IRR?

The Navy Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) is a force that consists of personnel who must fulfill their MSO under 10 U.S.C., 651, members fulfilling a service obligation incurred via contract, and those who have fulfilled their MSO but voluntarily remain in the IRR.

What is IRR status in military?

Unlike members of the Standby Reserve (active and inactive) and Retired Reserve, IRR personnel are members of the Ready Reserve and as such, they retain their status as uniformed military personnel, their military specialty (e.g., pilot, Surface Warfare Officer, infantryman, intelligence officer or enlisted intelligence specialist, etc.) and rank/

What is IRR for the Marine Corps like?

The Marine Corps IRR is a part of the Marine Corps Ready Reserve, and includes the Selective Marine Corps Reserve (SMC) unit, Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA), Active Reserve (AR), and Inactive Duty for Training (IDT) Marines. IRR Marines have some administrative obligations and one training requirement (to attend an IRR Administrative Muster for administrative screening, if ordered).

What does a Navy Reserve Recruiter do?

A U.S. Navy Reserve recruiter encourages people to join the Navy. The successful Navy Reserve recruiter needs to be a good salesman. Selling the idea of a career in the Navy Reserves as well as promoting the benefits of a military career is the priority of a Navy Reserve recruiter. By fostering good relations within a community, the recruiter can gain access to local high schools and employment fairs to spread the ideals of a naval career to those people in the area who are seeking a career