TRAINEE GUIDE - Recruit Training Command - The US Navy

TRAINEE GUIDE A-950-0001
OUTLINE SHEET 3-04-1 (continued)
d. If the designated caregiver is not in the local area, there must
be:
(1) A non-military ____________ for family members requiring
assistance, such as infants, children, or elderly disabled
adults.
(2) ____________ support necessary to transport the family or
caregiver to a designated location.
10. Consequences for Failing to Maintain an Up-To-Date Family Plan
a. Can subject the member to ____________ from the Navy.
b. Commanding officers may separate members who:
(1) Are unable or refuse to maintain an updated family care
plan.
(2) Do not remain ____________ assignable.
(3) Are unable to perform their professional and military duties.
11. Relationship Between the Navy Core Values and Family Obligations
a. Honor--Be accountable for personal behavior.
(1) Practice abstinence or safe and responsible sex.
(2) Provide adequate care, and financial and emotional support
for your partner and children.
b. Courage--Moral and mental strength to do what is right, even when
tempted by:
(1) Loneliness
(2) Prostitution
(3) Peer pressure
c. Commitment--Navy personnel should be committed to balancing their
family and Navy obligations.
(1) Navy personnel and their partners must be dedicated to
sharing family responsibilities.
(a) Caring for children
(b) Performing work at home
(c) Planning finances
(2) Plan what to do about family matters during deployments.
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