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The main focus of area visits is:
Quality of Life Programs. Naval
Exchange, commissary, Morale Welfare and Recreation (MWR) program, Single
Sailor Program, uniforms, child care, religious support, regionalization of
services, retiree support, fitness programs, Bachelor Quarters, base transportation
(availability), accessibility/availability of local/base facilities,
Geographic Bachelors, legal support, and Sponsor Program.
Health Services. Medical and dental care, medical fitness
boards, training physicals and exams, Family Advocacy Programs (FAP), Fleet
& Family Support Centers (FFSC), TRICARE, implementation
including TRICARE Service Center, regionalization, and the Ombudsman Program.
Fleet Support/Readiness. Planning, resourcing, mission,
tasking, regionalization, management controls, process improvement
activities, fleet support, personnel management plan (including
outsourcing), manning, training/ qualification/ indoctrination, and command
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The Inspector General
conducts area visits, which
are those conducted in a specific
geographic area, including any of the Navy's shore and sea commands
within that area. We don't use checklists, but
we do check for compliance with local and
higher headquarters directives.
Q & A about Area
Visits
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