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NAVY UNIT SITREPS

OBJECTIVES DEFINE SITREP Terms IDENTIFY the types of incidents where a SITREP would be utilized EXPLAIN SITREP voice reporting procedures and requirements

REFERENCES OPNAVINST F3100 6J CH-2 – Special Incident Reporting (OPREP-3 PINNACLE, OPREP-3 NAVY BLUE, AND OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT SITREP) PROCEDURES NTP-3 – Naval Telecommunications Procedure Telecommunications User Manual GENADMIN/USFF Norfolk VA/Updated Personnel Incident Requirements OPNAVINST

WHAT IS A SITREP A SITUATIONAL REPORT (SITREP) IS USED TO NOTIFY SENIOR LEVEL NATIONAL AND/OR TOP NAVY OFFICIALS INFORMING THEM OF A CRITICAL EVENT THAT WILL IMPACT OPERATIONAL AND/OR PERSONNEL READINESS. THREE TYPES OF SITREPS: OPREP-3 PINNACLE OPREP-3 NAVY BLUE OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT SITREP (NUS)

WHAT IS A SITREP A SITUATIONAL REPORT (SITREP) IS USED TO NOTIFY SENIOR LEVEL NATIONAL AND/OR TOP NAVY OFFICIALS INFORMING THEM OF A CRITICAL EVENT THAT WILL IMPACT OPERATIONAL AND/OR PERSONNEL READINESS. THREE TYPES OF SITREPS OPREP-3 PINNACLE: USED TO PROVIDE TOP LEADERS OF ANY EVENT THAT COULD ATTRACT NATIONAL INTEREST. Examples: Incidents requiring the immediate notification of SECDEF Terrorist incidents Substantial damage to military equipment Use of ordinance with intent to kill or destroy in response to a violation of a Navy perimeter OPREP-3 NAVY BLUE OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT SITREP (NUS)

WHAT IS A SITREP A SITUATIONAL REPORT (SITREP) IS USED TO NOTIFY SENIOR LEVEL NATIONAL AND/OR TOP NAVY OFFICIALS INFORMING THEM OF A CRITICAL EVENT THAT WILL IMPACT OPERATIONAL AND/OR PERSONNEL READINESS. THREE TYPES OF SITREPS OPREP-3 PINNACLE: USED TO PROVIDE TOP LEADERS OF ANY EVENT THAT COULD ATTRACT NATIONAL INTEREST. Examples: Incidents requiring the immediate notification of SECDEF Terrorist incidents Substantial damage to military equipment Use of ordinance with intent to kill or destroy in response to a violation of a Navy perimeter OPREP-3 NAVY BLUE: USED TO PROVIDE THE CNO IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION MEDIA ATTN IS EXPECTED Examples: Significant personnel misconduct (such as murder, rape, armed robbery) Less significant personnel issues with anticipated media attention (DUI, EO complaints, domestic violence, SAPR) Willful destruction of Navy property OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT SITREP (NUS)

WHAT IS A SITREP A SITUATIONAL REPORT (SITREP) IS USED TO NOTIFY SENIOR LEVEL NATIONAL AND/OR TOP NAVY OFFICIALS INFORMING THEM OF A CRITICAL EVENT THAT WILL IMPACT OPERATIONAL AND/OR PERSONNEL READINESS. THREE TYPES OF SITREPS OPREP-3 PINNACLE: USED TO PROVIDE TOP LEADERS OF ANY EVENT THAT COULD ATTRACT NATIONAL INTEREST. Incidents requiring the immediate notification of SECDEF Terrorist incidents Substantial damage to military equipment Use of ordinance with intent to kill or destroy in response to a violation of a Navy perimeter OPREP-3 NAVY BLUE: USED TO PROVIDE THE CNO IMMEDIATE NOTIFICATION MEDIA ATTN IS EXPECTED Significant personnel misconduct (such as murder, rape, armed robbery) Less significant personnel issues with anticipated media attention (DUI, EO complaints, domestic violence, SAPR) Willful destruction of Navy property OPREP-3 NAVY UNIT SITREP (NUS): USED TO PROVIDE ISIC AND APPROPRIATE OPERATIONAL COMMANDERS TIMELY NOTIFICATION OF ANY INCIDENT NOT MEETING A NAVY BLUE OR PINNACLE Personnel incidents with no anticipated media interest (DUI, EO complaints, domestic violence, suicidal behavior) Negligent discharge of a firearm Fires/flooding with minor no death, damage, or significant injury

Reporting NOTIFICATION UPON RECEIPT OF INFORMATION WHICH MAY REQUIRE A SITREP: DOCUMENT EXACT TIME OF NOTIFICATION AND AS MANY DETAIL AS POSSIBLE. MAKE VOICE REPORT TO THE SWO, CMC, XO, AND CO. IF THE COMMAND DECIDES TO SEND A SITREP, MAKE A VOICE REPORT TO ISIC. INFORM THE APPROPRIATE PROGRAM MANAGER (SAPR, FAP, CMEO, ETC…). FOR NAVY BLUE OR PINNACLE, INFORM THE PAO.

Reporting Message Report Standard: To be transmitted within 60 minutes Voice Reporting Standards PINNACLE, NAVY BLUE, and FP-Related NUSs require a voice report to Navy Operations Center (NOC) within 5 minutes: NOC Battle Watch Captain 703-692-9284 NOC Watch Officer 703-693-2006 NAVY BLUE and NUS personnel incidents require a voice report to the appropriate CNO (N1) POC within 24 hours Message Report Standard: To be transmitted within 60 minutes

ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE ANSWERED What happened? Who is/was involved? Where did it happen? When did it happen? What action is ongoing? What future action is contemplated? What is the impact on the command’s mission? Is any assistance required? Is media attention anticipated? **Voice reports: Timeliness over full information***

TYPE OF PERSONNEL INCIDENTS SEXUAL ASSAULT CONTACT PENETRATION UNKNOWN SUICIDE/SUICIDE RELATED BEHAVIOR MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS RELATED TO USE OF ALCOHOL OR ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES/POSSESSION DISTRIBUTION OF DRUGS/MANUFACTURING/POSSESSION OF BATH SALTS/SPICE/HUFFING AND USE/ABUSE OF NON-TRADITIONAL ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES ASSAULT/ARREST/VIOLENT CRIME/BLUE ON BLUE VIOLENCE FIREARM INCIDENTS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY MISHAP REPORT MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENTS (WILL NEED SAFETY OFFICER TO GET THE FOLLOWING INFO:) TYPE/MODEL OF MOTORCYCLE WAS PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT USED (MUST INCLUDE YES/NO FOR EACH ITEM) DID THE OPERATION HOLD A VALID MOTORCYCLE LICENSE LIST ALL MOTORCYCLE SAFETY COURSES ATTENDED AND DATES THEY WERE COMPLETED HAZING NOTE: ANY REPORT THAT INVOLVES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SUICIDE/ATTEMPT/BEHAVIOR, FIREARM (DISCHARGED OR NOT) WILL REQUIRE THE DATE OF MEMBER’S LAST OPERATIONAL IA DEPLOYMENT. IF THE MBR DEPLOYED AFTER 19MAR04, INCLUDE WHETHER OR NOT THEY COMPLETED A POST DEPLOYMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT WITHIN 90 – 120 DAYS UPON RETURNING. OCONUS/OVERSEAS INCIDENTS NCIS or other local jurisdiction Case Number shall be in the first update to ALL SAPR reports, the incident line shall specify SEXUAL ASSAULT (PENETRATION, CONTACT, or UNKNOWN) new or updated (FOLUP) reports will give the command opportunity to fill in any line items that were left blank, left “N/A” or “UNKNOWN”. Individual commands do not have the authority to leave demographics out of the INIT or FOLUP reports without express permission USFF or TYCOM SAPR Officers or Program Managers. At a minimum an OPREP-3 NUS is required when reporting allegations of lesser misconduct without media attention. ETC/INCIDENTS: Domestic Violence or Abuse, Child Abuse or Neglect, Child Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault, Sexual harassment, DUI/DWI (Include BAC in report when known) Equal Opportunity, Unlawful Discrimination, Hazing, Motor Vehicle Accidents related to the Use of Alcohol or related to the use of alcohol or illegal Substances, Drug Possession, Drug Use (When commands are not notified via Internet/IFTDTL Portal) Distribution of Drugs, Drug Manufacturing, Use or Possession of SPICE or Bath Salts, huffing and use or abuse of any other non-traditional prohibited items, (e. g. Salvia Divinorum, Mushrooms) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Assault, Arrest, Violent Crime on or by a Sailor, Blue-on-Blue violence, and any incident involving a Firearm, whether the Firearm was discharged or not discharged.

POINT OF CONTACTS PROGRAM MANAGERS (Chief Hamrick… I can fill it in with your POCs) CMEO: SUICIDE: SAPR: FAP: CACO: DAPA: SWO:

QUESTIONS?