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FACILITIES ENGINEERING FIELD ................................................................................ 4000-4999 SHORE FACILITIES ENGINEERING GROUP ......................................................... 4200-4299 NAVAL CONSTRUCTION FORCES GROUP ........................................................... 4300-4399 ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING FIELD .......................................................................... 5000-5999 TRAINING DEVICES GROUP ................................................................................... 5700-5799 GENERAL GROUP ...................................................................................................... 5900-5999 WEAPONS ENGINEERING FIELD .................................................................................. 6000-6999 AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES GROUP ........................................................... 6000-6099 GUIDED MISSILES GROUP ...................................................................................... 6200-6299 WEAPONS EQUIPMENT GROUP ............................................................................. 6300-6399 WEAPONS CONTROL GROUP ................................................................................. 6400-6499 UNDERSEA WEAPONS GROUP ............................................................................... 6500-6599 WEAPONS MATERIAL AND PROGRAMS GROUP ............................................... 6700-6799 GENERAL GROUP ...................................................................................................... 6900-6999 NAVAL ENGINEERING FIELD ....................................................................................... 7000-7999 HULL GROUP .............................................................................................................. 7100-7199 MACHINERY GROUP ................................................................................................ 7200-7299 MATERIAL GROUP .................................................................................................... 7300-7399 PRODUCTION ENGINEERING GROUP ................................................................... 7400-7499 GENERAL GROUP ...................................................................................................... 7900-7999 AVIATION FIELD ............................................................................................................. 8000-8999 AVIATION ENGINEERING (DESIGN AND ACCEPTANCE) GROUP .................. 8000-8099 AVIATION ENGINEERING (MAINTENANCE AND REWORK) GROUP ............. 8100-8199 FLIGHT GROUP .......................................................................................................... 8500-8599 GROUND OPERATIONS GROUP .............................................................................. 8600-8699 PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP ........................................................................................... 8800-8899 GENERAL GROUP ...................................................................................................... 8900-8999 NAVAL OPERATIONS FIELD ......................................................................................... 9000-9999 STAFF AND FLEET COMMAND GROUP ................................................................ 9000-9099 AIR OPERATIONS CENTER STAFF PLANNING AND OPERATIONS………… .. 9100-9199 SHIPBOARD OPERATIONS AND WEAPONS GROUP .......................................... 9200-9296 ENGINEERING OPERATIONS GROUP .................................................................... 9300-9399 SHORE OPERATIONS GROUP .................................................................................. 9400-9499 COMMUNICATIONS GROUP ................................................................................... 9500-9599 INTELLIGENCE GROUP ............................................................................................ 9600-9699 AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING GROUP ........................................................... 9700-9799 INFORMATION WARFARE GROUP ........................................................................ 9800-9899 GENERAL GROUP ...................................................................................................... 9900-9999 LIST OF NOBC TITLES BY FUNCTIONAL AREA C - 2
1. General PART C NAVY OFFICER BILLET CLASSIFICATION (NOBC) CODES a. Navy Officer Billet Classifications (NOBCs) identify officer billet requirements and officer occupational experience acquired through billet experience or through a combination of education and experience. b. An NOBC provides a general description of duties performed in a billet. It is not meant to cover every duty required of the job nor is every duty listed necessarily a requirement of the billet. Similarly, an NOBC in an officer's record does not necessarily indicate that the officer has experience in every duty listed in the definition. The NOBC identifies a group of officer billets which are similar but not necessarily identical in scope and nature of duties. c. Each NOBC consists of a four-digit code (see EXCEPTION below), a long title, an ADP short title and a definition. The first digit identifies the field, the second digit identifies the group within the field and the third and fourth digits indicate the specific billet classification within the group. NOBC titles and definitions reflect billet titles and several representative duties. EXCEPTION: Special NOBCs exist which identify certain flag officers and flag officer selectees. These NOBCs are four-character alphanumeric codes (A001, etc.) controlled by the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO). d. A need exists in certain personnel management operations for information concerning codes occupationally related to specific NOBCs. These codes, defined below, immediately follow the definition of each NOBC. (1) Related Codes. The NOBCs listed aid in the selection of naval officers to fill mobilization billets. In the absence of officers with exact qualifying experience, the list of related codes provides alternate NOBCs enabling identification of officers who qualify for specific billets by virtue of related experience and/or training. (2) The DOD Group identifies the group number and title in the Department of Defense Occupational Conversion Manual (DOD 1312.1 series) which corresponds to the NOBC. This manual, maintained by the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Manpower, Reserve Affairs and Logistics), compiles the occupational classifications of the armed forces under a common occupational grouping and numerical coding system. 2. Application a. When applied to a billet, the NOBC is a general statement of duties performed in accomplishing some part of an activity's mission. When a single NOBC in combination with other information provided does not describe a billet adequately, use of a second NOBC provides further description. The allowed grade distinguishes billets which differ in degree of authority or responsibility but not in essential duties performed. Similarly, the same NOBC code identifies principal and assistant billets distinguishing between the two by adding the word "assistant" at the beginning of the billet title. b. An NOBC entered in an officer's record reflects experience acquired as a result of performance in a billet or, in some instances, a combination of experience and education related to the billet's requirement. A combination of experience and education gained through Reserve participation and certified by designated authority is a basis for updating the classifications in an officer's record. 3. Assignment a. Assignment of an NOBC on all officer billets is mandatory. OPNAVINST 1000.16 series provides procedures for submitting changes to Manpower Authorizations. b. For active duty officers the NOBC code appearing in the first NOBC column of an Officer Distribution Control Report (ODCR) transfers automatically to an officer's record upon assignment to a billet identified by that NOBC. But, the code is removed from the officer's record if the officer is in the billet for less than five months. An C - 3
Page 1: MANUAL OF NAVY OFFICER MANPOWER AND
Page 5 and 6: INTRODUCTION PART CONTENTS A. BILLE
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Page 9 and 10: PART A Section 1 General 1. General
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4210 STAFF FACILITIES ENGINEER [STF
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NAVAL CONSTRUCTION FORCES GROUP 430
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Related Codes: NOBC - 5965, 5970, 5
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WEAPONS ENGINEERING FIELD 6000-6999
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Administers repair, alteration, and
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Related Codes: NOBC - 2145, 2165; D
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6962 WEAPONS PLANNING AND PROGRESS
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NAVAL ENGINEERING FIELD 7000-7999 T
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9236 COMMANDING OFFICER, AFLOAT (CA
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9525 COMMUNICATION WATCH OFFICER [C
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9670 OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OFFIC
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9745 ADP SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE OFFICE
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GENERAL GROUP (NAVAL OPERATIONS FIE
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9981 NAVAL PLANS AND POLICIES DIREC
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ANTISUBMARINE Antisubmarine Classif
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Plans and Policies Director .......
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Management Information Systems ....
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HARBOR Coastal/Harbor Defense Offic
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HUMAN RESOURCE Equal Opportunity Pr
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LOGISTICS Electronics Logistics Off
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Strike Warfare/Missile Systems Offi
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Communication Plans and Operations
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Staff Operations and Plans Officer
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Intragovernmental Inquiries Officer
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Diving Officer (General)...........
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Staff Readiness Officer (Damage Con
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Training Publications and Curriculu
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PART D ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION DES
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c. Some officer AQD codes are only
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1ST CHARACTER 2ND 3RD CODE TITLE CO
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NAVAL WARFARE (GENERAL) First Chara
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LINE OFFICER SHORE ASSIGNMENT First
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Propeller Aircraft MISSION CLASS CO
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MISSION CLASS CODE MISSION/TYPE PIL
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1ST CHARACTER 2ND 3RD D D D CODE TI
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1ST CHARACTER 2ND 3RD F F F F CODE
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S S S P P P Weapons WEPS Weapons Of
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ENGINEERING DUTY First Character: 8
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CODE TITLE 910 911* 913 914* 916 91
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CIVIL ENGINEER CORPS Code 950-999 A
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