Can you fault/no fault or compatibility move an NEC 2612?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Depends on circumstances
• D. Only with approval

Answer: (B)

In the context of Navy moves, Navy Enlisted Classification (NEC) codes help identify specific skills and qualifications of personnel. The NEC 2612 pertains to a particular set of skills within the Navy's structural framework.

For a NEC 2612, compatibility and fault/no fault moves are not applicable under standard circumstances. This is primarily because such moves are generally designed for those with broader flexibility in terms of assignments and can reflect significant personal or family situations that necessitate a change in duty station that may not be aligned with the specific specialized nature of NEC 2612.

Consequently, the standard procedures governing movements for personnel with specific NECs are more rigid, focusing on operational needs and maintaining the integrity of specialized roles. Thus, personnel assigned NEC 2612 cannot be moved through these particular channels, aligning with Navy policy to ensure that slots requiring specialized qualifications are filled appropriately and without undue disruption.