NAVY OPNAV 1120.9 (N097) APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS IN THE CHAPLAIN CORPS OF THE NAVY (CANCELLING SECNAV 1120.4)

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NAVY OPNAV 1120.9 Document Information:

Title
(N097) APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS IN THE CHAPLAIN CORPS OF THE NAVY (CANCELLING SECNAV 1120.4)

Office of the Chief of Naval Operations

Publication Date:
Dec 20, 2005

Scope:

Purpose.

To delineate Department of the Navy (DON) policy, responsibilities, and procedures for the appointment and recall of chaplains under references (a) through (e).

Applicability.

This instruction applies to all persons appointed as chaplains in the Regular or Reserve Component of the Navy. Processing initiated before the effective date of this instruction will be continued pursuant to policy and instructions in effect before that date.

a. Additional guidance on the transfer of Chaplain Corps officers from other services into the Chaplain Corps of the Navy is found in references (c) and (d).

b. Additional guidance on the transfer of Chaplain Corps officers into the Regular Component of the Chaplain Corps from the Reserve Component and the transfer of Regular and Reserve Component between the Line and the Chaplain Corps, or between another Staff Corps, and the Chaplain Corps, is found in reference (f).

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