MCO P1070.12K W CH 1 MARINE CORPS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ...

IRAM 2006
In the case of Marines transferred from a combat zone, follow the
procedures contained in paragraph 2007.11.
4. When the OQR/SRB has been missing for more than 90 days, or the
steps described above have been unsuccessful, request a skeleton
OQR/SRB from the CMC (MMSB-10). In the request, state where and
when the original OQR/SRB was last seen, specific steps taken to
recover the original OQR/SRB and results. The CMC (MMSB-10) will
provide a positive polarity microfiche. Conversion of the
microfiche to paper is the responsibility of the requesting
command. After reconstructing the OQR/SRB, file the microfiche on
the document side of the field service record.
5. If the missing
OQR/SRB is found, transfer any current additional pages or
information from the temporary record to the original OQR/SRB and
destroy the remainder of the temporary OQR/SRB. When pages are
transferred, line out the word "Temporary."
6. If the original OQR/SRB is found after the skeleton is
received, destroy the skeleton cover and enter the pages from the
skeleton in the original as set forth above.
7. If the original OQR/SRB is found after a skeleton OQR/SRB is
requested but before it is received, inform the CMC (MMSB-10)
immediately that the missing record has been found. Then, if the
skeleton OQR/SRB is received, follow procedures set forth in
paragraph 2006.5 above.
8. When a Marine is to be separated in the immediate future and
the OQR/SRB is missing or incomplete, contact the CMC (MMSB-10) for
separation information. Give the Marine's name, grade, and SSN.
a. The CMC (MMSB-10) will provide the following information:
(1) Date and place of birth.
(2) Date reported for active duty and active duty tour
length. (Reserve personnel only.)
(3) Date of enlistment.
(4) Term of enlistment.
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