The Yeoman’s Quills: Navy Administration Fore and Aft

YN1 Jones
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The Yeoman’s Quills is a Navy administration podcast for admin staff and general leadership who want to learn more or maybe need a refresher on some concepts in the massive field of administration for the U.S. Navy. This podcast is a professional development project and is not affiliated with the U.S. Navy in an official capacity.

Episodes

  1. 12/25/2019

    Broad Overviews: Records Management

    This episode is all about records management including where, how, and how long to keep evals/fitreps, directives, serialized and non-serialized general correspondence, awards, etc. This podcast is for professional development and is not officially affiliated with the U.S. Navy. *CLARIFICATION: ChiefEvals must be kept for 5 years by the reporting senior, but only 2 years by the admin office. Additionally, muster reports are required by US Navy code 0808, which you can find in “Regulations” on the DONI website.

    18 min

  2. 12/20/2019

    Broad Overviews: NJP/Report Chits

    In this first of a series called “the broad overviews” I discuss the basics of the NJP process and how to complete a report chit (NAVPERS 1626/7). I also discuss the importance of every Navy leader knowing about 31B rights. This podcast is for professional development only and is not officially affiliated with the U.S. Navy.

    21 min
  3. Introduction/Where can I find...?

    12/19/2019

    Introduction/Where can I find...?

    This is the introduction episode where we discuss who I am, what this is, and where you can find basic answers to Navy admin questions. This podcast is a professional development project and is not officially affiliated with the U.S. Navy.

    11 min

  4. 12/18/2019

    The Yeoman’s Quills: Navy Administration Fore and Aft (Trailer)

    The Yeoman’s Quills: Navy Administration Fore and Aft

    1 min

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The Yeoman’s Quills is a Navy administration podcast for admin staff and general leadership who want to learn more or maybe need a refresher on some concepts in the massive field of administration for the U.S. Navy. This podcast is a professional development project and is not affiliated with the U.S. Navy in an official capacity.

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