NAVMC 1752.5 — Sexual Assault Prevention And Response Procedures

NAVMC 1752.5 governs Marine Corps Sexual Assault Prevention and Response procedures, including expedited transfers for active duty victims.

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  • Publication number: NAVMC 1752.5
  • Title: SEXUAL ASSAULT PREVENTION AND RESPONSE PROCEDURES
  • Date: 5 Jun 2019
  • Proponent: 01000 Military Personnel
  • Status: Current

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NAVMC 1752.5 contains procedures for submitting and processing active duty Expedited Transfer requests. It requires confidentiality, supporting SARC coordination, encrypted transmission, documentation in DSAID, and decisions within specified time limits.

Applies to: Commanders, Sexual Assault Response Coordinators, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Victim Advocates, supporting organizations, and individual Marines and Sailors comply with the procedures contained in the enclosures to this NAVMC.

Topics covered

  • Expedited Transfer requests
  • Active duty victims
  • Transfer request confidentiality
  • Supporting SARC coordination
  • Credible sexual assault reports
  • Transfer locations
  • GO/FO review
  • Dual-military spouse transfers

Questions and answers

Who is the primary point of contact for an Expedited Transfer request?

The supporting SARC is the primary point of contact for all ET requests, to include submitting the request to Headquarters Marine Corps (HQMC) Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) designated personnel. (paragraph 2)

How are Expedited Transfer requests sent to HQMC SAPR?

All ET requests, to include those executed in the Reserve Component, are forwarded via encrypted email to HQMC SAPR. (paragraph 2)

What form cannot be used to request an Expedited Transfer?

The NAVMC 10274 Administrative Action Form will not be used to request an ET. (paragraph 2)

How many preferred transfer locations must an Expedited Transfer request include?

ET requests include a minimum of three preferred locations for transfer, all of which must be a major base or station, e.g., Marine Corps Base [choice], East Coast, West Coast. (paragraph 2)

How quickly must the commanding officer decide on a transfer request?

The CO documents receipt of the request and approves or disapproves a request for transfer within 72 hours. (paragraph 2)

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